New data projects more than 176,000 West Tennessee residents by 2045 New population projects indicate that Blue Oval City could bring more than 176,000 new residents to West Tennessee by 2045 with population growth increasing in all 21 counties. Sharon Younger, founder Former mayor's train display brings Mt. Juliet history to life As the WeGo Star pulls out of the Mt. Juliet station, bringing commuters into Nashville, another, smaller train is making its way around the bend nearby in the Mt. Juliet Community Center in the city Adaptability, unique experiences, and technology can help downtowns meet post-pandemic lifestyles The face of retail in downtown spaces is transition yet again as technology and post-pandemic lifestyles continue to change how citizens want to live, work, and play in their communities. Lena EPA announces protections removed from majority of wetlands following WOTUS ruling Federal protections have been removed from a majority of the country’s wetlands as the Environmental Protection Agency seeks to comply with a recent U.S. Supreme court ruling. A joint announcement on the final rule amending the definition of protected “waters of the United States” came from the... Cities must submit updated ethics standards, contact info to BECF by end of year A new law is requiring municipal and other government boards to submit to the state and keep updated both their code of ethics and contact information for their ethics officer by the end of the year Parsons entrepreneur center, statewide initiative aimed at growing Tennessee's rural economies Private and public officials gathered in Parsons to unveil a new statewide initiative to grow Tennessee’s rural economies. Gov. Bill Lee and other dignitaries joined the Ayers Foundation Trust Founders, Jim and Janet Ayers, to unveil the new Come Home Tennessee initiative and open the Ayers... NLC's Clarence Anthony calls on city officials to lead with purpose National League of Cities Executive Director Clarence Anthony delivered remarks on the important role local civic leaders play in solving national problems and restoring unity at the Tennessee TACN aims to ease emergency communications across agencies From natural disasters to mass casualty events to search and rescue operations, emergency response efforts need reliable communication channels to coordinate their efforts when seconds count. The 3D Scanners finding use crime scenes, courtrooms Crime scene photography has been an instrumental tool both in investigation and prosecution, but new technology is helping both law enforcement and prosecutors document crime scenes in meaningful ways SCOTUS ruling changes EPA authority over certain wetlands A new U.S. Supreme Court Ruling has narrowed the definition of which waters are subject to federal protections under the Clean Water Act, limiting how the Environmental Protection Agency can implement safeguards in certain wetlands. In the decision, the court ruled 5-4 that wetlands must have... Tennessee municipalities honor public works employees for National Public Works Week Municipalities across Tennessee are honoring the staffs of their public works departments for the important work these essential employees do in their communities every day as part of National Public Bolivar NeighborHub hopes to connect residents and resources A new centralized location for community resources is aiming to connect Bolivar residents with the help they need. Bolivar Mayor Julian McTizic said the resource center, known as The NeighborHub, has Pagination 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
