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.
September 7, 2026
Category: State News
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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.
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Lynchburg could someday hear a bird long thought gone
Though the first red-cockaded woodpecker release site is Savage Gulf on the Cumberland Plateau, TWRA says the goal is to restore the kind of open pine habitat that once covered much of southern Middle Tennessee – including the ridgelines and farm edges around Moore County.
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Don’t forget to push clocks back this weekend
The clocks move back this weekend and in the South, Daylight Savings Time can create friction where sunrise and evening hours matter deeply for daily life. Cows don't care what time it is.
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State looking for volunteer nominees from Moore County
Know a Moore County volunteer and community leader who deserves recognition? The Governor’s Volunteer Stars Awards is looking for nominations.
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TN State Parks add accessible paddling launches
Five Tennessee State Parks recently opened new accessible paddling launches for those with special needs.
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Ag Cost Share application deadline happens Sept .30
Are you a local farmer with big dreams? Then the state's AgTrack Program might just be for you. The deadline to apply for the latest round of funding is September 30. The next deadline will be December 31.
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State will collect household hazardous waste with Saturday
Got household hazardous waste? You can take it to Coffee County this weekend.
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TWRA confirms hemorrhagic disease in deer in Franklin and Giles counties
Attention Moore County Deer Hunters: On Monday, the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency confirmed a recent increase in hemorrhagic disease in White-Tailed Deer in Middle Tennessee including Franklin and Giles counties.