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Proposed gas pipeline could cut through 10 Tennessee counties, impacting hundreds of landowners

A proposed multi-billion dollar natural gas pipeline could cut through 10 Tennessee counties.

Tennessee · 4d

WKRN News 2

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TN man pleads guilty to tax evasion

Wilson County, TN · 4h

NewsChannel 5 WTVF

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Rezoning could pave the way for a rock quarry in Trousdale County

Clearly, Construction is pushing to build a rock quarry in Trousdale County along State Route 141. The company went before the planning commission this week to rezone 230 acres of land.

Trousdale County, TN · 2d

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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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$20.2M Investment: Global Manufacturer Picks Tennessee for First U.S. Facility

(UCBJ) – Global toothbrush and oral care manufacturer Acumen plans to establish its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Tennessee, investing $20.2 million in a Sumner County project expected to initially create 50 jobs, according to the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (TNECD). The 90,000-square-foot facility will manufacture...

Sumner County, TN · 3d

NewsChannel 5 WTVF

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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

Tabby's Pantry

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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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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...

Tennessee · 2d

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RaceTrac Hits a New City in Tennessee

The chain plans to open additional stores by the end of the year. RaceTrac has announced an expansion of its footprint in Tennessee with the opening of its first location in Memphis. The new site “marks an exciting milestone as RaceTrac continues to bring its travel center experience to new communities,” the company noted in a statement.

Tennessee · 3d

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Buc-ee’s expands its U.S. footprint with another Tennessee opening in 2026

Buc-ee’s is bringing another massive travel center to Tennessee, with its Murfreesboro location scheduled to open on November 16, 2026. The new store will feature 74,000 square feet of retail space, 120 fueling positions, and a wide selection of the chain’s popular foods and merchandise. Doors are scheduled...

Murfreesboro, 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

Tennessee · 2d

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Tennessee Honors Shackelford Funeral Directors for 100 Years in Business

Shackelford Funeral Directors was recognized for 100 years in business in Tennessee during a program Thursday, November 12, 2026, at its Bolivar funeral home on Mecklenburg Drive. Tracey Exum from The Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development presented a certificate from TNECD Commissioner Stuart McWhorter marking the centennial. The...

Bolivar, TN · 2d

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10 Tennessee Towns Where Rising Property Tax Bills Are Putting Pressure On Homeowners

One Tennessee city actually lowered its property tax rate, and many homeowners still expected bigger bills. The reason?. A county reappraisal pushed average property values up by 66 percent. That twist keeps popping up across the state. One small East Tennessee town weighed a 28 percent rate jump. Another little...

Tennessee · 10d

Robertson County Source

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Robertson County New Business Licenses for November 12, 2026

These are the latest business licenses in Robertson County from October 29 to November 12, 2026, from the Tennessee County Clerk. You can find archives of business license news right here!. Whether you are looking to start your own business or simply curious about what new companies may be entering...

Robertson County, TN · 3d

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9 Huge Secondhand Stores In East Tennessee Where Bargain Hunters Love To Shop

One antique mall on this list spreads across three floors and roughly 36,000 square feet. That is a lot of room for old lamps, dishes, and furniture with a past. I have to admit, that number made me curious right away. Another stop sells nostalgic candy alongside its antiques. A...

Tennessee · 2d

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Gallatin Farm Family Sinks Over $100K Into Six-Weekend Christmas Spectacle

A 50-acre farm on Terrapin Private Run in Gallatin is set to become Christmas at The Hideaway, an 18-night holiday festival scheduled to open Friday and run through December 20 across six weekends. Co-owners Chris and Liz Hieber, along with business partner Eleissa Brown, expect the cost of creating and operating the event to well exceed $100,000, and they are betting that a $40 car pass covering an entire vehicle will be enough to turn their property into a new Gallatin tradition.

Gallatin, TN · 2d

The Cool Down

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Tennessee homeowner says POA threatened to auction his property over $655 in 'voluntary' dues

"People on the board told me they will never fix Glasgow."

Sevier County, TN · 1h

The Tennessean

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Lebanon to vote on raising water, sewer, natural gas rates.

The Lebanon City Council will vote on raising water, sewer and natural gas rates after a multiyear study, according to the mayor's office. Water rates would go from $35.96 to $42.44, based on using 5,000 gallons per months — considered a typical industry median for residential water use, though some homes will use less and some more. Two approval votes will be needed to pass the increases, according to the city. The first reading is expected Nov. 17. Not all Lebanon residents would be affected if the rate increases are approved. Residents in the western portion of Lebanon are served by the LaGuardo Utility District and the West Wilson Utility District and southern portions of the city are served by the Gladeville Utility District. Lebanon's rate would remain the lowest among these providers, according to a news release from the city. Sewer rates would go up by $6.47 per month based on 5,000 gallons of use. An average bill would go from $37.95 to $44.42, officials said. The Lebanon Natural Gas Department rate hike would be approximately $16.94, from $24.48 to $41.42. The last natural gas rate increase in Lebanon was 2006, according to the mayor's office. "We have spent

Lebanon, TN · 2d

The Financial Wire

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Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1

North Dakota homeowners can apply online for a property tax credit of up to $1,600 between Jan. 1 and April 1, and four other states have their own spring cutoffs for older homeowners. Georgia’s Forsyth County runs to April 1, Knox County in Tennessee to April 5, Concord in New Hampshire to April 15 and... The post Homeowners in North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee, New Hampshire and Delaware face spring property tax deadlines, starting with a $1,600 credit due April 1 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

Georgia · 6d

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Sprouts Farmers Market Named First Tenant At Gallatin’s Crossroads Development

Sprouts Farmers Market is preparing to open a new grocery store in Gallatin, joining The Crossroads of Gallatin, a nearly 300,000-square-foot retail development at 340 Harris Lane. GBT Realty Corporation announced the grocery chain as one of the project’s first two confirmed tenants on November 10, following its acquisition of approximately 42.5 acres for the development, according to City Now Next.

Gallatin, TN · 3d