The Moore County High School to Middle Tennessee State University pipeline is strong and multiple Moore County student will be among those earning degrees during the Fall 2025 graduation ceremony on Saturday.
May 5, 2026
Category: State News
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TWRA now accepting wildlife photo contest entries
Attention Lynchburg Wildlife Photographers: The TWRA is now accepting photo entries for the 2026 Tennessee Wildlife Magazine calendar. Entry details are in the article.
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MTSU surveys: Consumer outlook plummets
Nearby MTSU boasts its own Consumer Research Institute and according to its latest Tennessee Consumer Outlook Index survey, consumer confidence is down 16 percent – the lowest score in 10 years. What are your thoughts?
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State issues alert to horse owners
Heads up, horse owners: Tennessee has activated new entry rules after a confirmed EHV-1 exposure tied to equine events in Texas and Oklahoma. No local cases so far – but the state is urging strict biosecurity and a 21-day watch period.
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New signs make state parks more accessible
Eighteen Tennessee state parks now offer new signs that provide detailed trail metrics like grade and surface type to help differently-abled folks enjoy the beauty of our state.
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State launches hub connecting veterans with farming resources
Are you a veteran looking to pivot into farming? The state just launched a new resource for you in advance of Veterans' Day.
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How to avoid a deer collision this fall
Daylight savings time plus rutting season can lead to more deer collisions with vehicles. Exercise extremely caution at dawn and dusk.
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Moore County declared drought disaster zone
Moore County farmers affected by drought last year and during the early months of 2025 can now apply for help. The deadline will be November 25.
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State looking for feedback about Tims Ford and other state parks
The state is looking for input on their 10-year strategic plans for Tims Ford and 61 other Tennessee State Parks through January 8.
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Local low-income energy assistance interrupted by shutdown
Applications for low-income energy assistance open on November 1, but state officials say the program is paused until the federal government shutdown ends.