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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

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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Hartsville Bypass Bridge Progresses as SR 141 Detour Targets 2027 Finish

A new Cumberland River bridge is part of a years-long effort to route SR 141 around downtown Hartsville in Trousdale County. The project also includes a new SR 141 alignment designed to carry traffic around the city rather than through it. The project is being built in Trousdale County as...

Hartsville, TN · 3d
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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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New Resource Center Opens in Cookeville: $13K in Food Lion Support Helps Families in Need

(UCBJ) – The Putnam Education Partnership (PEP) Foundation is celebrating the opening of The Owl’s Nest: Resource Center at the Early Learning Academy with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Nov. 17 from 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at 545 Scott Ave. in Cookeville. Food Lion Feeds, Food Lion’s hunger-relief...

Cookeville, TN · 1d

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Second Take: Devils Take On Upperman Again With Season On The Line

The lights will shine bright at Burley Stadium one more time on Friday when the Greeneville Greene Devils line up against Upperman in the second round of the Class 4A playoffs. It will be the second time the two teams have met this season, and Greeneville won the first matchup...

Greeneville, TN · 3d

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(UPDATE) DeKalb West School to be Without Traffic Control Officer Until New Safety Concerns Have Been Addressed.

Traffic flow in and out of DeKalb West School, especially during the mornings, without a traffic control officer there to give direction to vehicles passing through the school zone has been a safety concern for years. For the first time, a traffic control officer, recently funded jointly by the both...

Dekalb County, TN · 2d

NewsChannel 5 WTVF

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Empower Me Center seeks help to finish new Lebanon facility

Empower Me Center in Lebanon is building its first permanent facility and seeking community partners to help complete the project.

Lebanon, 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

The Greeneville Sun

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Greene Devils advance to quarterfinals with gritty win over Upperman

The inclement weather may have kept the normally explosive Greene Devils offense at bay Friday night, but a strong defensive effort and a steady ground attack saw Greeneville (12-0) advance to the quarterfinals of the Class 4A playoffs after a 21-7 win over Upperman. “I’m proud of how our guys bounced back from adversity, it’s a 7-7 game, but the guys kept on playing hard, battled adversity, played for four quarters,” said Greeneville head coach Eddie Spradlen. “I challenged this team to get back in the ring and keep on fighting. They fought for four quarters against a really talented football team.” Jude Dyer led the way for the Greene Devils’ offense Friday night, finishing the evening with 192 yards and two touchdowns on 18 carries. “He ran unreal during that first quarter. I challenged him at halftime that I wanted to see his best, and that’s what we got in the second half,” Spradlen said. “He really ran the football hard.” The ground attack provided enough to garner a lead, but it was the Greene Devils’ effort on the defensive side of the ball that saw the lead stay intact. “We moved the football, but we just couldn’t finish

Greeneville, TN · 18h

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

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Tennessee Tech Breaks Ground On $5.4M Track Facility After Tucker Stadium Loss

Tennessee Tech broke ground this week on a new $5.4 million track and field facility, a project meant to give the university's runners and jumpers a dedicated home after their old track was bulldozed to make way for a renovated football stadium. The complex will include a competition track, a multipurpose artificial-turf field, lighting, spectator seating, concessions and restrooms once finished.

Cookeville, TN · 2d

Seattle ON Tap

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Mercer's Old-School Grind Is About to Clash With #9 Tennessee Tech's Air Raid, and the SoCon Title Is on the Line

Chicago Bears logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) This Saturday, it’s all going down in Cookeville: the de facto SoCon championship game, where #9 Tennessee Tech (9-1, 6-1 SoCon) is hosting Mercer (8-2, 5-1 SoCon). The […]

Cookeville, TN · 2d

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Defense Delivers: Devils Moving On After Shutting Down Upperman In Second Round

In a season marked by high-flying offense that has broken records and outscored almost everyone in the state, the Greeneville football team is moving on because its defense turned in a punishing effort on Friday night. On a rain-soaked and frigid night at Burley Stadium in the second round of...

Greeneville, TN · 1d

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Tennessee Tech project brings ‘Ellie’s Ice Cream Mystery’ to Cookeville’s WestSide

(UCBJ) — A five-year dream is coming to life this fall for Tennessee Tech lecturer Colleen Mestayer with Ellie’s Ice Cream Mystery, a children’s story and interactive experience that will lead visitors through Cookeville’s historic WestSide. Inspired by a scavenger hunt she discovered while attending a...

Cookeville, TN · 2d

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DCHS Golf Star Chloe Boyd Signs with Tennessee Tech

Chloe Boyd, a standout Senior DeKalb County High School golfer, has committed to play golf at Tennessee Tech University in the fall of 2027. Boyd made it official in a signing ceremony Thursday afternoon at DCHS. Tennessee Tech’s golf program is known for developing competitive student-athletes, and Boyd’s consistent performance suggests she will be a strong addition to the team.

Cookeville, TN · 2d