Supreme Court largely sides with public officials in social media case The U.S. Supreme Court has issued rulings clarifying how and when public officials can block users and delete posts from their social media accounts, largely siding with government officials. The TML Visioning Committee holds first meeting Members of TML’s first-ever Visioning Committee met earlier this month to identify ways to best position TML for the future. The TML Board of Directors created the 17-member committee to identify Super Tuesday primary, 4 municipal elections held Municipal elections were held in four cities and towns across Tennessee to coincide with the state’s federal primaries on Super Tuesday. City leaders talk urban growth, property tax cap, other issues at TML Legislative Conference Municipal officials from across Tennessee gathered to discuss issues including a proposed property tax cap bill, potential changes to increase property reappraisals, managing community growth GPS-powered darts helping Belle Meade recover stolen, suspect vehicles without need for pursuit A new technology is helping the Belle Meade Police Department recover stolen vehicles without engaging in high-speed pursuits. Belle Meade Police Chief Chuck Williams said the department recently Brentwood library memory kits help fulfill community need A new program at Brentwood’s John P. Holt Library is aiming to help those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia along with their loved ones. A total of 10 memory kits have Pittman Center shows small cities can employ green land management practices With concerns rising about using pesticides and synthetic fertilizers, the town of Pittman Center is showing that even small municipalities can employ green measures in maintaining their public lands Gov. Bill Lee delivers sixth State of the State address Gov. Bill Lee delivered his sixth State of the State address, presenting budget and legislative goals for the upcoming year in a joint session of the General Assembly on Feb. 6. Rural cities must leverage assets, invest in amenities to reverse population losses As populations return to urban centers after the pandemic, many rural communities are looking to bridge gaps in technology, healthcare availability, food access, and economic development to better Cities can protect pollinator populations with help from Bee City USA A nationwide initiative is providing Tennessee municipalities with the tools and resources they need to protect pollinators in their own communities. Bee City USA, an initiative of the Xerces Society Clarksville black history trail models how cities can preserve heritage From an Olympic athlete to music stars to medical professionals, the city of Clarksville is home to numerous important people and places in African-American history. Highlighting these contributions FEMA overhauls disaster recovery benefits, assistance policies The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has announced reforms to its Disaster Assistance Program to remove unnecessary red tape. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro N. Mayorkas and FEMA Pagination « First First page ‹ Previous Previous page … 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 … Next › Next page Last » Last page
