STATE AG NEWS | Local producers, get access to 15 experts discussing the latest agriculture research from the New World screwworm to soil health at UT's annual Steak and Potatoes Field Day.
November 10, 2026
Category: State News
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Every gobbler, jake and hen counts: state turkey survey enters final month
STATE OUTDOORS NEWS | The TWRA's goal is 30 observations from all 95 Tennessee counties. Let's help them out. A link to the survey is in the article.
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Tennessee volunteers to store the nation’s nuclear waste
STATE NEWS | Yes, Governor Lee just signed an agreement that could bring nuclear waste to Tennessee but the target is Oak Ridge not Lynchburg.
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TN enacts new kidfluencer law to protect kids online
STATE NEWS | A new TN law goes in effect today regarding what parents care share about their children for profit online in the state.
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TDOT is giving away free pollinator seeds
STATE NEWS | The Tennessee Department of Transportation's Project Milkweed opens orders this week with a new, native flower blend available for first time.
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Tennessee Tech earns top accreditation mark, again
STATE NEWS | Local Moore County students eyeing Tennessee Tech in the fall can feel confident. The university completes second consecutive reaccreditation with zero recommendations.
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State seeking nominations for 2027 Governor’s Arts Awards
STATE NEWS | Do you know an artist or arts organization that makes a contribution to Tennessee cultural heritage? Consider nominating them for the 2027Governor's Arts Award.
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Redistricting would move Moore County from 4th to 9th Congressional District
LOCAL NEW | A vote happening today in the State Legislature could move Moore County from Congressional District 4 to the newly imagined District 9.
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Tick season is here; state urges precautions
OUTDOOR NEWS | Spring is here and people are on the move. Unfortunately, so is the tick population. The State Department of Health offers some tips for staying tick-free.
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State bill to close TN primaries dies in committee on 6-6 tie
STATE NEWS | Yes, Tennessee primaries are open and the state has no party registration. A bill that sought to change that failed in the state legislature today.