Registration opens for 2024 Dixie Summer Camps
The Dixie Pac is thrilled to announce the opening of registration for their kids’ and adults' summer camps on Monday, April 22, at 10a CT.
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25th Annual African American Leadership Conference inspires in the Hub City
One event brings Tennesseans to the Hub City for fellowship, education, and inspiration.
National Work Zone Awareness Week encourages safe driving amid construction season
April 15-19 is National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Hardin County Deputy Clerk pleads guilty to tax evasion, perjury
An investigation has led to a Hardin County Deputy Clerk pleading guilty to tax evasion and perjury.
MIDDAY GUEST: The Gathering in Gibson County
Tracy Simmons joined our show to share details on an upcoming fundraiser benefiting the Gibson County Carl Perkins Center.
Men 'posing as a female' arrested after undercover operation
Two men and a juvenile were arrested after authorities say they were posing as a female with the intent to rob citizens.
Tennessee schools would have to out transgender students to parents under bill heading to governor
Tennessee would join the ranks of states where public school employees have to out transgender students to their parents under a bill advancing.
Tennessee judge set to decide whether a Nashville school shooter's journals are public records
Whether the journals of a Nashville school shooter can be released to the public is going before a Tennessee judge.
Board of Commissioners vote on compensation increase, facility plans
The Madison County Board of Commissioners held their April meeting today, April 15.
County Commission attends meeting to discuss rule amendment
Residents of the community came to a local meeting to discuss specific rules.
Local baseball game supports cancer patients, honors legacy
There was a sea of pink on the field today as players, coaches, and supporters took part in a very special event.
Ballet Arts announces return of Beauty and The Beast
One local non-profit prepares for a tale as old as time
Tennessee lawmakers pass bill to involuntarily commit some defendants judged incompetent for trial
Tennessee's Republican-led Legislature unanimously passed a bill Monday that would involuntarily commit certain criminal defendants for inpatient treatment and temporarily remove their gun rights if they are ruled incompetent to stand trial due to intellectual disability or mental illness.
Carroll County recognizes top-scoring students at luncheon
Hard work pays off and one local community is celebrating their students in a special way.
Dresden prepares for 44th anniversary of Tennessee Iris Festival
2024 brings about the 44th anniversary of the Tennessee Iris Festival celebration in Dresden.
