State wildlife officials ask visitors not to litter, destroy, and vandalize state natural areas.
December 24, 2024
Category: State News
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New bill seeks to make Juneteenth an official Tennessee holiday
New legislation seeks to make Juneteenth a Tennessee state holiday.
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7 Things To Do This Weekend
Adopt a bee, go to the drive in, live music in a historic small town, a DJ on the lake, and local hiking ... 7 Things To Do This Week
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Emergency COVID-19 cash available for some Moore County families
State funds are available for unemployed families who need a little help due to the COVID-19 situation but the deadline is approaching soon.
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No State Fair this year; 2021 event set for Sept. 10
No midway rides ... no funnel cakes ... no livestock judging. Organizers have decided to postpone the Tennessee State Fair until 2021.
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Mayor Lewis: Fill out those 2020 Census forms
Moore County currently ranks 11th in the state for self-response in the 2020 Census. Mayor Lewis is encouraging locals to keep up the good work.
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Lynchburg small businesses may automatically qualify for federal COVID-19 relief dollars
Some Lynchburg small business may now automatically qualify got federal Coronavirus Relief Fund dollars.
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The cicadas are coming … but only to parts of Moore County
The 17-year cicadas, or Brood X, will make it to parts of Moore County in 2020.
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State Park offers guided hike to Horsepound Falls
MONTEAGLE — The Mountain Laurel and other late spring wildflowers will be blooming. Creeks will be flowing and at your final destination, a gorgeous Tennessee waterfall. South Cumberland State Park officials plan an organized hike to Horsepound Falls on Saturday, June 20. The strenuous to moderate hike will also pass by Suter Falls and the...
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State Officials: 2020 tick season could be worse ever
Local health officials say stay diligent as the 2020 tick season could be the worst ever.