News stories for Southern Middle Tennessee
Tims Ford State Park is offering something unique for folks that are handicapped. The park has an all-terrain wheelchair that can go on any trail at Tims Ford State Park. If you’re interested in using it, stop by the park office and sign the liability waiver and be on your way to enjoy the trails. …
All-Terrain Wheelchair Now Available for Trails at Tims Ford State Park Read More »
Since the Veterans of Foreign Wars was established in Tennessee in 1930, no other Tennessee Post has earned the coveted All-American Post designation more than three years in a row. Last year, Manchester’s Old Stone Fort Memorial VFW Post 10904 received its fourth consecutive award. Now, Manchester’s VFW has received its fifth consecutive All-American Post …
On Wednesday, July 5th, at approximately 10:56 PM, the McMinnville Police Department, the District Attorney’s Office, and the Warren County Sheriff’s Department began an investigation into an incident that occurred at a residence on Hardaway St. in McMinnville. As a result of the investigation, it was established that Christopher Kaylon Stanton unlawfully stabbed Treyton Whipple …
Press Release: Paralyzed Veterans of America, the nation’s only nonprofit Veteran Service Organization dedicated solely to supporting Veterans with spinal cord injuries and diseases, like MS and ALS, kicked off its annual in-store checkout campaign with long-time partner Food City and seven-time NASCAR champion Richard Petty. Designed to help PVA ensure disabled Veterans receive the …
There were no jackpot winners after Saturday’s Powerball drawing for the massive $615 million prize – the 10th largest Powerball prize in history, according to its website. The winning numbers were 7, 23, 24, 32, 43 and the Powerball was 18. Monday’s estimated jackpot now rises to $650 million, with a $328.3 million lump-sum cash …
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture’s Division of Forestry (TDF) is amending and extending the temporary restrictions of Franklin State Forest located in Franklin and Marion Counties. Public motorized vehicle use will continue to be prohibited, while non-motorized traffic, such as hiking, horseback riding, and mechanical bicycles, will be allowed through January 4, 2024. “Damage from …
Temporary Restrictions Amended and Extended at Franklin State Forest Read More »
To help combat learning loss and strengthen early literacy in Tennessee, the Gov.’s Early Literacy Foundation is spearheading efforts to promote literacy among children to ensure they develop strong reading skills throughout the summer. In May, 60% of Tennessee third graders fail short of proficiency on the TCAP reading test, according to the Tennessee Department of Education.James Pond, …
Fostering Early Literacy in Tennessee for a Brighter Future Read More »
Tennessee recently saw a leap in unemployment claims, WalletHub reported. Claims increased more than 67% from the week of June 19 to the week of June 26. This increase was the third-largest increase for that week in the nation. In addition, unemployment claims during that week rose more than 256% from 2022. This was the …
An accident took place on Monday that left the owner of Willowbrook Golf Course with severe injuries. David Burris and his dog Arnie were riding in a golf cart near the course just outside Manchester. The golf cart and a minivan collided, leaving Burris with serious injuries and his dog with injuries. On Target News …
Willowbrook Golf Course Owner Injured in Golf Cart/Vehicle Crash Read More »
For the last 40 years, the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has administered a litter grant program, playing a critical role in reducing the amount of litter on Tennessee’s nearly 97,000 miles of public roads. The funding was established in 1983 by Tennessee’s Soft Drink and Malt Beverage industries, according to TDOT, and has helped …
Tennessee Celebrates 40 Years of Litter Grant Program Read More »
