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This Tennessee Buffet Piles On All-You-Can-Eat Seafood Every Weekend, and Locals Keep It Quiet

Frog legs, fried oysters, crab cakes, and shrimp, all on one buffet line, all you can eat. That is what a Saturday seafood spread looks like at one big country buffet in Tennessee. The seafood is only part of the story. The same building serves chicken livers, catfish, butter beans,...

Dickson, TN · 22h
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Lakeside Mornings And Low Taxes Pull Retirees To Smithville On Center Hill Lake

Some retirement plans start with a spreadsheet, and some start with a map of Middle Tennessee and a lake that keeps showing up near the middle of it. One small county seat has been growing quietly, adding about a thousand residents in a single decade. It has a courthouse square,...

Smithville, TN · 19h
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Retirees Find Cheap Homes And A Slow Small-Town Square In McMinnville, Tennessee

Some retirement plans start with a spreadsheet, and some start with a courthouse square where nobody seems to be in a hurry. In Middle Tennessee, there is a small city that quietly checks both boxes, with home prices that tend to sit well below big-city levels and a downtown that still moves at an easy walking pace.

Mcminnville, TN · 1d
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A Tennessee Fast Food Franchisee Hits a Breaking Point, and Up to 16 Locations Hang in the Balance

A Memphis-based Checkers and Rally’s franchisee filed for Chapter 11 in Tennessee on October 28, 2026, one day before a scheduled foreclosure auction tied to a Jackson property. The filing does not mean the national chain filed for bankruptcy, and no full closure list has been announced.

Tennessee · 1d

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Crab Legs and Prime Rib Pile High at This Landlocked Tennessee Weekend Buffet

Crab legs, raw oysters, and a carving station with prime rib, all you can eat, every Friday night. And it all happens upstairs inside a downtown hotel, hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean. The spread keeps going, too. There are two kinds of mussels, steamed clams, smoked salmon, and...

Knoxville, TN · 13h

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Homeowners could still pay property taxes despite Tennessee’s new vote

Imagine hearing that your state has voted to ban property taxes. It sounds like a reason to celebrate, especially when homeowners are already dealing with rising housing costs. But Tennessee voters have approved a measure that comes with an important catch. The new constitutional amendment bans the state government from...

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Palm Coast Dental Office Worker Unmasked as Tennessee Theft Fugitive

A 56-year-old woman working at a Palm Coast dental practice turned out to be a wanted fugitive from Tennessee, according to Flagler County deputies who took her into custody on Nov. 7 without incident. Kathryn James now sits in a Flagler County jail cell awaiting extradition, accused of a felony theft-of-property charge nearly a thousand miles from where she allegedly committed it.

Palm Coast, FL · 1d

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AT&T landline shutdown begins in Middle Tennessee

AT&T begins shutting down landline services in Middle Tennessee this Sunday. Here's what homeowners and businesses need to know.

Tennessee · 1d

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New Tennessee code requires some drivers to show proof of US citizenship

From Local 3 News: Starting January 1, 2027, some drivers in the state of Tennessee will have to provide additional documents to secure their vehicle registration. To register a vehicle in the United States, an applicant must provide specific documents: a birth certificate, ID card and resident status. Now, new...

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Tennessee most wanted alert issued for man wanted for murder, possession of firearm

Officials have added a 31-year-old man to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's Most Wanted List, warning he is considered armed and dangerous. A man from Hamilton County is wanted by the local sheriff's office and the TBI for first-degree murder and for having a gun after a previous violent felony conviction.

Hamilton County, TN · 1d

People

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Man Crashes Dad’s Car, Leading Police to Parents’ Home — Where Both Are Found Stabbed to Death

Timothy Libbey, 36, of Tennessee, had been released from prison on Nov. 7

Tennessee · 2d

The Tennessean

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TSSAA football brackets for 2026 playoffs. See the quarterfinal pairings here

The TSSAA football playoffs has reached the quarterfinal round for Division I and semifinals for Division II. Here are the matchups for the third week of the Tennessee high school football playoffs. Matchups will be finalized as final scores are recorded. TSSAA football bracket schedule Class 1A Whitwell (6-6) at Coalfield (11-1) South Pittsburg (11-1) at Greenback (11-1) Cornersville (12-0) at McKenzie (10-2) Wayne County (6-6) at Greenfield (8-4) Class 2A Bledsoe County (10-2) at Cannon County (10-2) Marion County (12-0) at Gordonsville (11-1) Adamsville (11-1) at East Nashville (9-3) Huntingdon (12-0) at MASE (9-3) Class 3A Sequatchie County (7-5) at Meigs County (12-0) Chattanooga Tyner (11-1) at Forrest (11-0) Dyersburg (8-4) at Fairview (12-0) Westview (12-0) at Stewart County (10-2) Class 4A Greeneville (12-0) at Alcoa (12-0) Red Bank (7-5) at White County (12-0) Marshall County (7-5) at Pearl-Cohn (9-3) Lexington (12-0) at Springfield (11-1) Class 5A Sevier County (9-3) at Lincoln County (10-1) Rhea County (10-2) at Knoxville Central (11-1) Page (11-1) at Beech (11-1) Kirkwood (11-1) at Munford (11-1) Class 6A Smyrna (9-3) at Maryville (11-1) Riverdale (11-1) at Cleveland (11-1) Houston (6-5) at Whitehaven (6-5) Collierville (8-4) at Southwind (10-1) Division II-A Jackson Christian (10-2) at

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Grundy County Herald

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Brown-bagging regulations tabled in Altamont

The state of Tennessee is technically a “dry” state by default, which means that each municipality must amend the laws to allow for alcohol consumption in their county or town. It also means Tennessee does not have state laws to regulate the sale and service of alcohol throughout the state; it is up to a county, town, or establishment to set their terms and conditions for alcohol sales and consumption.

Altamont, TN · 1d

The Center Square

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Commissioners Holt, Ezell reappointed by Blackburn

(The Center Square) – Tennessee Gov.-elect Marsha Blackburn reappointed two commissioners Friday, each making nearly a quarter-million dollars annually, and replaced one as she assembles her team before taking office in January. Blackburn reappointed Andy Holt as commissioner of agriculture on Friday. Holt was appointed to the post in October 2025 by Gov. Bill Lee after Charlie Hatcher stepped down to run for the 5th Congressional District seat in the Republican primary, according to his biography on the Department of Agriculture's website. Hatcher defeated Republican incumbent Rep. Andy Ogles, according to unofficial returns at the Tennessee State Election Commission, and went on to win the general election, defeating Democrat Chaz Molder. Holt previously served as deputy commissioner and assistant commissioner for the Business Development Division, according to the department. The commissioner of agriculture is paid $20,492 per month, according to Transparent Tennessee , for a total of $245,904 annually. “When combined, agriculture and forest products represent the largest industry category in Tennessee’s economy at $103.8 billion,” Blackburn said in a statement. “The industry represents the backbone of our state’s economy and is present in every community across the entire state. Andy brings years of experience and a deep understanding of

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Tennessee TikToker Charged After Video Shows Him Slamming Opossum on Porch

Fayetteville Police Department — Department Receiving Incident Calls. A 34-year-old Tennessee taxidermist and TikTok livestreamer was arrested Wednesday, November 11, and charged with aggravated animal cruelty after a video appeared to show him killing a wild opossum while a woman begged him to stop. Brandon Terry Honea was taken into custody days after the clip began circulating online, and he has since been released on bond as investigators in Lincoln County continue looking into the case.

Fayetteville, TN · 2h

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FOX13 Memphis lets go of reporter Rob Sneed, and viewers are questioning the timing

Sneed says the station attributed his departure to revenue concerns, but the announcement comes days after his exchange with Tennessee Gov.-elect Marsha Blackburn, prompting speculation online. FOX13 Memphis reporter Rob Sneed is speaking out after being let go from his freelance anchor and reporting position, a decision that has prompted...

Memphis, TN · 2d

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12 Tennessee Neighborhoods That Disappeared Without Realizing It

Tennessee’s changing cities contain more than one kind of missing neighborhood. Some districts were cleared for roads or campuses. Others were public-housing communities whose original buildings came down and were replaced with new developments and new names. These twelve entries concern those former residential landscapes. They did not vanish...

Tennessee · 21h

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I Ordered Pancakes at 12 Tennessee Breakfast Spots – Here Are the 7 Worth Waking Up For

Some pancakes are worth getting out of bed for. Others are worth driving across Tennessee to find, whether you’re craving a classic buttermilk stack, a plate loaded with chocolate chips, or something you can flip yourself. These seven breakfast spots prove there’s more than one way to do pancakes...

Tennessee · 2d

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Child car seat changes: Tennessee police warning parents of new standards

New federal standards will affect child car seats sold after Dec. 5, 2026, according to the Metro Nashville Police Department’s Traffic Division. Police say parents may see different height and weight guidance on new seats, even for models they already own. Police advise caregivers to follow both the car...

Nashville, TN · 2d

The Tennessean

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Property taxes, tariffs and stadiums. Poll shows Tennessee's affordability worries

As cost-of-living expenses continue to climb across the country and in Tennessee, a new poll is shedding light on Tennesseans' views of state spending and other policies affecting affordability across the Volunteer State. The Beacon Center of Tennessee released an independently financed statewide survey of 1,200 registered Tennessee voters on Nov. 12, featuring questions on everything from Tennesseans' favorite Dolly Parton song to their stance on the death penalty . Among those topics, Tennessee voters also answered several questions on state and national policies shaping Tennessee's economic landscape. Property taxes and professional sports stadiums were two topics Tennesseans took particularly strong positions on. On the other hand, the 1,200 voters had mixed opinions on tariffs, though many reported feeling more negative than positive effects from the policy. Here is what Tennesseans think of some of the state's most consequential financial issues, according to The Beacon Center of Tennessee's latest poll . What do Tennesseans think about property tax caps? Support for property tax limits runs high among Tennessee voters, with 88% saying local property tax increases should be capped each year, while only 6% oppose such a limit. The poll also found that property tax caps carry political appeal, as

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