Category: State News

Know a Moore County volunteer and community leader who deserves recognition? The Governor’s Volunteer Stars Awards is looking for nominations.

Five Tennessee State Parks recently opened new accessible paddling launches for those with special needs.

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.

Got household hazardous waste? You can take it to Coffee County this weekend.

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.

Does someone in your family suffer from dyslexia? If you are an MTSU student or alumni, they need you to join their team for the annual Music City Run for Dyslexia on September 27.

Squirrel hunting is one of Tennessee’s oldest and favorite traditions. Squirrel season starts on Saturday and you can hunt without a license thanks to the TWRA's Free Hunting Day, August 23.

Attention Moore County Students: The Public Health Academic Bridge Scholars Program will make $5,000 scholarships available annually to 20 students in Tennessee who successfully obtain an associate’s degree and transfer to a four-year university to pursue a health-related bachelor's degree.

ATTENTION ANGLERS: Do you think there's something about Tennessee's existing fishing regulations that needs to be updated or addressed? Here's your opportunity to be heard.

Get those school supplies lists ready. The annual Tennessee Sales Tax Holiday will take place this weekend.