STATE WILDLIFE NEWS | State wildlife officials are warning domesticated bird owners who hunt to be aware of bird flu in Tennessee.
Category: State News
State Historical Commission seeks Merit Award nominations
Lynchburg's full of interesting history and a state award highlights those working to preserve it. The Tennessee Historical Commission is now accepting nominations for their Merit Awards.
Low income energy assistance program opens enrollment on October 1
The South Central Human Resource Agency announced this week that open enrollment for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) begins October 1.
Tennessee Tech Waives Application Fee for September
STATE EDUCATION NEWS | Attention Moore County students: Tennessee Tech will waive applications fees for the month of September.
TN Tourism launches new Tennessee Music Pathways podcast
Take a musical road trip from Bristol to Memphis and beyond with Tennessee Tourism's new Tennessee Music Pathways podcast. It launched on Wednesday.
State seeks military history grants applications
Got a structures, buildings, sites, or battlefields related to Tennessee’s military heritage that needs preserving? The states got a grant for that.
MTSU hosts girls’ math-science event on September 24
MTSU will host a Tennessee Girls in STEM Math and Science Conference on Saturday, September 24. The university invites Moore County students in grades 5-12 to attend.
Back to school state sales tax holiday happens on Friday
The first of three sales tax holidays will kick off on Friday, July 29 and focus on items traditionally purchased during back-to-school season.
State parks offers Tennessee Promise hours
STATE NEWS | Thirty nine of Tennessee's 56 state parks will host Tennessee Promise Saturday on June 25.
Wanna share your family’s story? Participate in the Middle Tennessee African American Oral History Project
MTSU invites local African-American families to participate in the Middle Tennessee African American Oral History Project during the Juneteenth federal holiday.