Middle TN hemp business to close and relocate out-of-state due to new state regulations...
COLUMBIA, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Columbia, Tennessee hemp business reports that it will be closing its retail shop and relocating operations to North Carolina due to new state regulations taking effect on July 1. Burning Acre announced its last day open in Columbia will be June 30, the same day...
The Crispy Fried Fish At These Tennessee Restaurants Is Worth The Wait
Tennessee knows how to fry fish right. From Nashville to Memphis and everywhere in between, restaurants across the state have perfected the art of creating golden, crispy exteriors that give way to tender, flaky fish inside. Whether you’re craving classic catfish or fresh seafood, these ten spots serve up fried...
10 Tennessee Boomtowns Growing Faster Than Anyone Expected
Blink and you might miss it. Drive through Tennessee today and you will find towns that look very different than they did just a few years ago. New neighborhoods are rising, local businesses are opening their doors, and streets that once felt quiet now buzz with fresh energy. Growth is...
Black Bear sightings reported in Hickman and surrounding counties
A Burns woman reported seeing a black bear in her yard on Sunday, June 8, one of several sightings reported in the Middle Tennessee area including sightings in Hickman County, according to Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency public information officer Barry Cross. In a TWRA press release, Cross said black bears...
2 arrested after shots fired at Murfreesboro home
After shots were fired at a Murfreesboro home earlier this week, authorities have arrested two people believed to be connected to the investigation.
Smoke Shop Regulations Coming in July
Beginning the first of July hemp and smoke shops across Tennessee will be challenged on the effects of the state’s new hemp regulations. WKRN reports there will be a ban on most T-H-C-A products that some business owners say could threaten their livelihoods. The changes come from legislation passed...
TDOT seeks to speed up construction on Elvis Presley Boulevard
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The Tennessee Department of Transportation is coordinating with the city of Memphis to expedite roadwork on Elvis Presley Boulevard. The long-delayed redesign of Memphis’ most famous state route has led to frustration among Memphians and tourists alike for years. State and local leaders announced
TDOT extends Alcoa Highway construction end date
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — The Tennessee Department of Transportation now expects work on the section of the Alcoa Highway Corridor Project from Woodson Drive to Cherokee Trail to be finished in Spring 2030. Crews began working on this section in July 2023. At the time, 6 News reported that the section was projected to
Coffee County Commission Honors Hodge with Moment of Silence
At its meeting on Tuesday, June 9, the Coffee County Commission observed a moment of silence to honor former Commissioner Joe Mike Hodge, who recently passed away. According to Manchester Funeral Home, Hodge died on Saturday, June 6. His visitation will be held from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday, June 13 at Trinity Ba
Experience Old Hollywood Glamour at These 11 Dazzling Tennessee Restaurants
Tennessee knows how to put on a show, and these restaurants prove it with every course. From former movie palaces to historic hotel dining rooms, each spot channels the kind of sophistication that made stars like Ava Gardner and Cary Grant icons. Whether you’re celebrating an anniversary or just craving...
