The 2022 Kindling Arts Festival entertained audiences around Nashville last weekend, hosting shows at five venues.
Seniors Helping Seniors Middle Tennessee is now open in Rutherford, Williamson and south Davidson counties.
East Nashville’s Last Chance Liquors is thrilled to announce the grand reopening of its newly renovated store on Thursday, July 14. The grand opening celebration will take place from 4-8 p.m. with light hors d'oeuvres, wine and spirits tastings, special offerings and great deals.
Nashville’s up-and-coming musicians and songwriters will take to the “garden stage” with a new venue showcased amid blossoms and blooms at Donelson’s 615 Nursery and Garden Center starting July 13.
The Wilson County Black History Committee continued to highlight an historic team last Sunday through the 23rd annual Lebanon Clowns Negro League Baseball Team celebration.
Next Monday marks the 10th anniversary of the disappearance of David Reimens, a gifted stone mason, artist and Bohemian soul who made his home in a tree house between Watertown and Shop Springs.
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The sand, sun, surf and pretty girls in bikinis were nice, admitted Chase Johnson one afternoon last week as he chatted from the beach in Panama City, but part of his mind was elsewhere:
How did Chad Flatt wind up with a flourishing toys and collectibles shop in Watertown, a place where he has welcomed a number of celebrities from the entertainment and sports worlds?
There are countless animals in shelters around the country that need the help and love that every pet deserves.
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Blippi, a boisterous blue and orange dressed character from the internet that delights toddlers worldwide, paid a visit to Clarksville on Tuesday, July 19 to tape an episode with a special contest winner.
On Thursday, July 14, the Robertson County History Museum was featured on a segment of the Nashville Public Television program Tennessee Crossroads.
City of Columbia Fire and Rescue Chief Ty Cobb was named the 2022 career Fire Chief of the year by the Tennessee Fire Chiefs Association, the largest fire service leadership organization in the state.
First responders at the Maury County Fire Department were in for quite the exciting night when they arrived on the scene of a baby being born in a church parking lot.
More than 350 people attended Taste of Rutherford on July 23 at Oaklands Mansion, which hosted the event for the first time.
The City of Spring Hill teamed up with Tript Skateboards on Friday to host a skateboard event and contest at the city’s skatepark in an effort to bring awareness and the community together.
Clarksville native Bonnie Ellingwood loves family and loves helping others feel comfortable in their own skin. White Pony Piercing & Jewelry, which she opened on April 20, provides a way for her two loves to come into their own.
Tim Adkins and Chris Cooper both remember being taken to the library a lot as children.
Gary Fischer – like many new Spring Hill area residents – moved from California to find a home in Tennessee.
A Hendersonville man with a lengthy criminal history was still on the run Tuesday after firing shots that struck a Hendersonville police officer during a chase on Monday.
In an annual salute to local community stakeholders who quietly do good works, the Exchange Club of Donelson-Hermitage recognized two women who have dedicated many hours of service to their communities.
People in Hermitage and Old Hickory have a new source for all things automotive such as oil, wipers, particular parts and wax with the recent grand opening of NAPA Auto Parts in Hermitage.