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.
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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.
State seeking Historic Development Grant Program applicants
STATE NEWS | Own a historic building that sitting idle? A state grants could help preserve it. Learn more at a webinar happening on Thursday.
State broadband map available for public comment
STATE NEWS | The new state broadband map shows large portions of Moore County with available speeds of less than 100 Mbps. It's something local company, Monster Broadband, says they are trying to change as quickly as possible.
State plans free, virtual Third Thursdays lectures about new archaeological research in Tennessee
STATE NEWS | A new state-sponsored lecture series will explore recent archaeological research in Tennessee. The first virtual event happens on April 21.
Two state lawmakers call on Governor Lee to suspend state gas tax for 90-days
STATE NEWS | On Wednesday, two state lawmakers called on Governor Bill Lee to suspends the state's gas tax for 90 days to give consumers a break on rising gas prices.
TEMA kicks off Severe Weather Awareness Week in Tennessee
There will be a statewide tornado drill, including in Moore County, on Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. in conjunction with Tennessee Severe Awareness Week.
Wanna play at the world famous Bluebird Cafe? Tennessee Songwriters Week kicks off this week
Ever dreamed of playing at the famed Blue Bird Cafe? Become a Tennessee Songwriters Week finalist and it just might come true.
State reminds Tennesseans that OTC COVID tests must be reimbursed
State reminds consumers that they can be reimbursed for over the counter, at-home COVID 19 tests.