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Warm Up This Winter With Chicken and Dumplings at These 5 Tennessee Tearooms and Cafes

One famous Tennessee kitchen serves its chicken and dumplings just one day a week. I love that kind of patience. It turns a humble bowl into a little appointment worth circling on the calendar. The other spots on this list feel just as personal. One pairs the dish with homemade...

Tennessee · 23h
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Gov. Bill Lee appoints Marshall Graves to lead Tennessee Workforce Board

NASHVILLE — Gov. Bill Lee has appointed Marshall Graves as chairman of the Tennessee State Workforce Development Board, succeeding Tim Berry, who led the board for eight years. Graves previously served as vice chairman and has been a member of the 33-person board since 2019. The board provides strategic...

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TriStar StoneCrest Named Top Hospital in Tennessee for Orthopedic Surgery

SMYRNA, Tenn. (WGNS) - TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center ranks as the number one hospital in Tennessee for orthopedic surgery for 2027, according to an evaluation released by Healthgrades on Tuesday (November 10th). The Smyrna facility, operated by HCA Healthcare, provides surgical and emergency services to patients across north Rutherford County...

Smyrna, TN · 10h
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WATE

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USPS to release commemorative Pat Summitt stamp next year

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — Tennessee basketball legend and women’s sports trailblazer Pat Summitt will be emblazoned on a new postal stamp that will be released next year. The stamp depicting Summitt was designed by USPS art director Ethel Kessler and features an oil-on-primed linen portrait of Summitt created by Roberto Parada. Summitt is considered one […]

Knoxville, TN · 1d

Tennessee Lookout

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Tennessee senators talk state efficiency as Blackburn plans ‘Tennessee-style DOGE’ review

Gov.-elect Marsha Blackburn said a review of state spending — a “Tennessee-style DOGE” operation modeled after the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency led by Elon Musk — is among her first priorities. State legislators supported re-evaluation of state spending but urged thoughtfulness during The Sycamore Institute’s annual summit Friday. “Every dollar is a taxpayer […]

Tennessee · 14h

WATE

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Tennessee Republicans propose grocery tax cut on ‘food staples’

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Tennessee shoppers could soon get some relief at the grocery store, but how much they save may depend on what’s in their carts. Republican House Speaker Cameron Sexton (R-Crossville) has filed a bill that would cut Tennessee’s 4% grocery tax on milk, eggs, and bread, with plans to expand it to other “food staples.”

Tennessee · 18h

tnhomeandfarm.com

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Discover the Only Tennessee Maple Farm Tapping Demand for Maple Syrup

The first winter after Candace Wiggin and her now-husband, Lucas, started dating, she was puzzled when his family gathered in the barn at their farm in Greene County to watch what appeared to be water boiling in a large metal pan. It was sap, explained her future in-laws, Don and Jody, and it would evaporate and turn to maple syrup. Each winter, they would give it away in Mason jars to neighbors and friends.

Afton, TN · 13h

Animal of Things

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1,250 Permits: How Tennessee’s 2026-27 Sandhill Crane Draw Works

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Sandhill crane hunting season in Tennessee 2026-27 runs from Dec. 3, 2026 through Jan. 31, 2027, but you cannot simply buy a license and go. Only hunters who drew a quota permit can hunt, and the application window for this season closed Sept. 30, 2026. This article walks you through the dates, the Southeast Crane … This article, 1,250 Permits: How Tennessee’s 2026-27 Sandhill Crane Draw Works , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Is New York Pheasant Season Closed on Stocking Days in Western New York? • Can You Hunt Pheasants in Virginia? What the 2026-27 Season Rules Say • Got a Texas Hunting License? Sandhill Cranes Still Need a Separate Federal Permit

Tennessee · 5h

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WKNO Daily Newscast | Tuesday, November 10, 2026

— Tennessee Republicans spent $3 million in taxpayer money on redistricting the state’s lone Democratic congressional seat to favor their party. Meanwhile, in Middle Tennessee’s District 4, Democrat Victoria Broderick beat incumbent Rep. Scott DesJarlais with less than $100,000 in funding. The WKNO Daily newscast provides the latest...

Tennessee · 14h

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Fresno County fraudster sentenced to nearly 4 years in prison

A Tennessee man is headed to prison for defrauding Fresno County. U.S. Attorney Eric Grant announced that Jafaar September Nyangoro, 53, was sentenced to prison by U.S. District Judge Jennifer Thurston to three years and 10 months in prison. Thurston also ordered Nyangoro to pay $1,178,000 in restitution. Driving the...

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Asheville Citizen-Times

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NASA confirms sightings of fireball above NC-TN border

NASA confirmed sightings of a meteor seen above Tennessee and North Carolina at the beginning of November. The report from NASA comes several days after the object was first reported, with many sharing photos and videos on social media of the object captured at around 7:45 p.m. on Nov. 5. NASA has now confirmed that the object was a small piece of an asteroid, which disintegrated above Tennessee, just south of Chattanooga. While there is an active meteor shower occurring, NASA added that the meteor was unrelated to it. Here's everything we know. North Carolina Tennessee fireball: NASA meteor statement NASA confirmed that it used its sky cameras at the Tellus Science Museum in Cartersville, Georgia; Huntsville, Alabama; Tullahoma, Tennessee; and a site near the Tennessee-North Carolina border to analyze the fireball, as well as social media photos from eyewitnesses. The statement noted that the object was first spotted 53 miles above Robbinsville, moving "a little south of west at 47,000 miles per hour" before disintegrating at an altitude of 25 miles above East Ridge, Tennessee. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } What was that bright light in the sky? NASA determined the meteor spotted

North Carolina · 7h

WTVC

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Tennessee House Speaker Sexton says 'GOP remains strong' despite Democrats’ gains

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — Tennessee House Speaker Cameron Sexton says Republicans remain in a strong position in the state following the midterm elections, even as Democrats picked up seats in the Tennessee House. Democrats flipped six seats in the state House, but Republicans retained a supermajority, Sexton says. However, voters...

Tennessee · 2h

Knox News | The Knoxville News-Sentinel

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New Knox County ruling opens door to religious charter schools in Tennessee

An explicitly Christian charter school won the right to apply to operate in Knox County after a federal judge said Nov. 6 that a provision in Tennessee law requiring charter schools to be "nonsectarian" and "nonreligious" violates the First Amendment. The ruling opens the door for charter schools of any religious faith to apply for funding from the state. Charter schools are public schools that are operated by an independent nonprofit within a school district. They receive taxpayer-provided funding from the state and must comply with state academic standards and the state's open meetings and open records laws. They are different from school vouchers, which allow parents to apply a payment from the state for tuition to private schools, including religious ones. Wilberforce Academy of Knoxville sued the Knox County school board in November 2025 after the public school district told organizers their application would be rejected because they aim to provide "Christian educational services" by operating a "Christian charter school." The charter school for students in grades kindergarten through eighth intends to focus on "explicit Christian formation and virtue development," according to the group's website . Alongside a classical education, students would learn Bible stories and catechism, memorize Scripture

Knox County, TN · 1d

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Two Weeks Left: tnAchieves Seeks 1,500 More Mentors for Tennessee Students

With two weeks remaining until the November 20 recruitment deadline, tnAchieves is calling upon community members to register as a mentor in the coming year. More than 1,500 volunteers are still needed statewide, and there remains a significant need in the Upper Cumberland region. Counties with outstanding need in the...

Tennessee · 1d

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Representative Rusty Grills Talks About Changes for the Upcoming State Legislature Session

Tennessee 77th District State Representative Rusty Grills says there will be changes when the legislature convenes in the New Year. Representative Grill earned his fourth full term in office in the General Election, with a 4,289-to-1,214 win over Erin Jerrod Reid. Grills told Thunderbolt News about the biggest change for...

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Public News Service

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TN groups aim to restore South Fork of Forked Deer River floodplains

Conservation groups are celebrating the acquisition of 985 acres of land along the south fork of the Forked Deer River in West Tennessee to help restore the area’s natural landscape. For more than a century, low-lying floodplains near Jackson have been drained to accommodate railways, highways and row-crop farming, exposing residents to flash floods and disrupting wildlife habitats. Kendall McCarter, chief development officer for the Tennessee Wildlife Federation, hopes to see the return of towering oak and hickory trees and aquatic species, like mussels, to help filter the river. "To think that we can bring that back to this area of the community that is really not very attractive but also ecologically lifting what is there, is just really cool," McCarter emphasized. McCarter credited a coalition of conservation groups working with area residents to secure the state’s purchase of the land. He said once the flood risk is minimized, the public can help plan and develop the rest of the project. Some of the ideas being floated include recreational trails, a nature center and new areas for kayaking. The West Tennessee River Basin Authority is developing a restoration timeline, which also includes public education about rivers and floodplains. The project

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WSMV

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Tracking the next chance for rain in Middle Tennessee

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Rain returns in the middle of the week for some. The next few days will be mostly dry across the Midstate. Monday and Tuesday will feature plenty of sunshine, with mild afternoon temperatures climbing into the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. Clouds will gradually increase...

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WBBJ

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Tennessee’s 29th Judicial District launches mental health court

DYER COUNTY, Tenn. (WMC) - The 29th Judicial District now has a mental health court after receiving grant funding from the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. The voluntary program works with behavioral health providers and community partners to address treatment needs under regular judicial oversight to...

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The Tennessean

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Kickoff returns and TSSAA playoff wins. Vote for Tennessee's Plays of the Week

Tennessee high school football finished first-round games from the TSSAA football playoffs on Nov. 6. Now it's time to vote for the plays of the week across the state. This week's video submissions include high school football action last week's playoff games. Now you get a chance to watch the best highlights that caught your eye from those games. Vote now before the poll ends at noon on Nov. 13. To vote, watch the plays of the week video (at the top) and click on the image at the bottom of this article to make your selection. How to submit your own video for Plays of the Week consideration Want one of your videos considered for Plays of the Week? Upload your athlete videos at this link . All highlights from all high school sports will be considered. Smyrna Bulldogs roll through 6A playoffs' first round Smyrna's AJ Jackson found his tight end Jordan Edwards with a touchdown that allowed the Bulldogs to claim a 27-17 win over Gallatin in the 6A playoffs. Haywood football's 79-yard touchdown burst Chris Talley showed off his speed en route to a 79-yard touchdown run in Haywood’s 31-6 Class 4A first-round playoff win over

Tennessee · 14h

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UT College of Nursing Expands Programs to Help Meet Tennessee Healthcare Workforce Demand

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WOKI) — As hospitals and healthcare systems across Tennessee work to address workforce shortages, the University of Tennessee’s College of Nursing is growing enrollment, expanding partnerships and increasing opportunities for future nurses. The college reports enrollment has increased by 45% during the past five years, reflecting...

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