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A new, first-of-its kind water facility in Franklin is changing both how the city approaches water reuse and potentially how water and wastewater services operate across Tennessee. Franklin’s water

A new website outlining current planning efforts surrounding the development of Blue Oval City and providing resources for future planning endeavors impacting local communities is now available to

The 113th General Assembly amended the Tennessee Open Meetings Act with two separate public chapters that will impact your municipality. Those public
chapters are Public Chapter 213, Acts of 2023 and

Support services, mental health care, childcare for parents, and alternatives to incarceration are all methods that can better help Tennessee youth have positive outcomes, according to a recent state

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

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

Spring elections were held in 16 municipalities across Tennessee with 15 electing members to boards and councils and two cities holding referendums.  The Jackson mayoral election led to a second

Municipalities across Tennessee are honoring members of their local police departments as part of celebrations of National Police Week (May 14-20).

In addition to commemorating fallen officers

Economic development officials discussed easing the apprehension of existing industry as new companies arrive at a recent meeting hosted by the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community

Following the train derailment and resulting toxic spill in East Palestine, Ohio, in February, many community members and local leaders are asking questions about their own municipality’s preparedness

Following the toxic train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, city leaders can take an active role in promoting federal regulation intended to reduce the risk their own communities face. The National