West Tennessee cities highlight cooperation as key to new wastewater agreement A new, historic wastewater agreement between the municipalities of Atoka, Brighton, and Munford is positioning all three cities for growth and showcasing local collaboration. Gov. Lee signs law to cut administrative fees and boost local government revenues Gov. Bill Lee has signed into law a new measure that will deliver nearly $19 million in annual savings to local governments across Tennessee by reducing administrative fees on locally collected taxes. Chattanooga's National Park City designation 'just the beginning' Natural beauty, outdoor activities, and a commitment to conservation are among the reasons the city of Chattanooga was chosen as the first National Park City not just in the U.S. but in the whole of Downtown beautification brings Greeneville residents, businesses together A community beautification tradition is bringing Greeneville residents together to invest in their community. Goodlettsville courtroom gives mock trial students hands-on civics lesson Students had a hands-on civic lesson in Goodlettsville’s municipal courtroom as part of a mock trial competition overseen by City Judge Ali Toll. First Session of 114th Tennessee General Assembly adjourns, passes $59.8 budget On Tuesday, April 22, lawmakers completed their business and adjourned the first half of the 114th General Assembly. Highlights of the session included passing a $59.8 billion dollar balanced budget Changes to meeting agenda publication requirements, effective May 5, 2025 On May 5, 2025, Gov. Bill Lee signed SB212/HB885 into law amending the “Advance public availability of meeting agendas” statute. Spring elections held in 14 cities Elections have been held in 14 municipalities across the state of Tennessee this spring. Results include new mayors in five municipalities: Alamo, Brentwood, Maury City, Sneedville, and Spring Hill Morristown brownfield redevelopment first success from new TDEC program The contaminated site of a former rubber company in Morristown has become the first success story of the state’s Brownfield Redevelopment Area Grant (BRAG) program. Hendersonville firefighters enhance boater safety at Old Hickory Lake As summer fun returns to Old Hickory Lake so will the Hendersonville Fire Department whose vessel Marine One and certified dive team work to ensure residents and visitors stay safe. Tourism vital to Northeast Tennessee's Helene recovery Officials in Northeast Tennessee say that continued visitation to the area will aid in recovery from Hurricane Helene. Kingsport holds first prescribed burn at Bays Mountain Bays Mountain Park completed its very first prescribed burn on April 9. The burn covered roughly seven acres of land near the peak of the mountain (where the radio towers are located) and was planned Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … Ellipsis indicating non-visible pages Next › Next page Last » Last page
