Did you know over 20 new state laws went into effect on July 1? Here are a few we thought might interest you.
May 13, 2025
Category: State News
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7 Things To Do July 4 Weekend
Vintage flicks at the drive in, a shrimp boil, fireworks over the lake ... yeah, there's a lot to do this long weekend.
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Unemployment rates decrease in all 95 TN counties
State reports that the unemployment rate went down in all 95 counties during the month of May after re-opening many businesses.
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Wanna fish with Lynchburg native Bill Dance?
Bill Dance learned to fish with his grandfather along the banks of the Mulberry Creek. You can win a fishing trip with him by supporting the 2020 Tennessee Conservation Raffle.
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TWRA: Stop littering state parks
State wildlife officials ask visitors not to litter, destroy, and vandalize state natural areas.
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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.