CRYSTAL BOWLS AND POOL FLOATS: Lynchburg pool hosts floating sound bath July 30
LOCAL NEWS | A wellness trend that’s filled studios in Nashville and beyond arrives in Moore County — here’s what it is, and what the research actually says.
July 27, 2026
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Project Graduation Horse Show returns to Wiseman Park on Aug. 8
LOCAL NEWS | Thirty-eight classes, cash payouts and a stick horse class for the littlest riders — all for $5 at the gate.
Lynchburg 9/11 5K registration now open
LOCAL NEWS | It’s a fundraiser for Tunnels to Towers a national nonprofit that provides mortgage-free homes to catastrophically injured veterans and first responders, and registration is now open.
Metro Planning meets on Tuesday
PUBLIC MEETINGS | Guaranteeing that developers pay infrastructure cost and not ratepayers as well as a proactive wind farm ordinance are two of the subjects to be discussed at Tuesday’s meeting.
Where to see fireworks in Southern Middle TN this weekend
THINGS TO DO | Wondering where all the fireworks shows will be this weekend? We’ve got you covered with a handy roundup of events happening in Southern Middle Tennessee.
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Lady Vols Softball is coming back to Columbia
STATE SPORTS NEWS | Moore County Lady Vols fans should mark your calendars. Tennessee will face Belmont at the 2027 Midstate Classic on April 13, 2027, giving Middle Tennessee softball fans a nationally ranked program just up the road at Ridley Sports Complex.
Tennessee’s Tax-Free Weekend returns July 31–August 2
STATE NEW | Tennessee’s Tax Free Holiday return next weekend. Here’s what qualifies.
TN Tech launches fully online agribusiness degree path
STATE EDUCATION NEWS | Farmers with an eye on getting more education to support their farms will have a new tool in their kit as Tennessee Tech announces a fully online an agribusiness degree.
Metro Council rejects Tanyard Hill Road subdivision rezoning, 11-2
PUBLIC MEETINGS | Why did 11 council members vote no on a Tanyard Hill Road subdivision? A road curve, a sequencing dispute, and a five-acre rule all played a role. Here’s what happened.
Duck River Electric marks 90 years with Aug. 15 meeting
LOCAL NEW | From 386 members to 87,000: Duck River Electric’s 90th anniversary meeting brings breakfast, door prizes and a truck giveaway to Harris Middle School.
Don’t miss the final weekend of the Bedford County Fair
THINGS TO DO | It’s the final weekend of the Bedford County Fair and there’s plenty of fun to be had from carnival rides to live music and pretty much everything rural in between.
Peach Festival returns on July 18
THINGS TO DO | If you’re heading to Belvidere on Saturday for the Swiss Pantry’s Donut Saturday, why not make it a day and stop by the Peach Festival at the Neal Creek Retreat?
MUD’s water loss stays below 30 percent for the first time in years
LOCAL NEWS | The hard work seems to be paying off as the water loss numbers trend down for the third consecutive month. MUD reports 29.8 percent for June.
Whiskey Creek developer asked court to block his own homeowners’ vote; they voted anyway and are counter-suing for $5 million
REGIONAL NEWS | Court records show developer Chip Hayes signed a five-year exclusive rental contract with his own company weeks after the state dissolved his development LLC — then sold that company’s future income to a New York funding firm.
Jack Daniel’s parent company CEO to retire
WHISKEY INDUSTRY NEWS | Lawson Whiting steps down after nearly 30 years with Jack Daniel’s parent company, Brown-Forman. The Brown family — still firmly in control after 155 years — says it is confident in the search for his successor.