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Statewide Prison Garden Program Yields Thousands of Pounds of Fresh Produce and New Skills for Inmates

Monday, July 20 by Lauren McKinzie

Inmates at correctional facilities across the state are gaining hands-on experience in agriculture and horticulture through a statewide garden initiative. Participants are cultivating over 40 types of crops. The list includes tomatoes, peppers, okra, peas, watermelons, blueberries, and herbs. Once harvested, the produce goes directly... Read More.

Capital City Film Festival Celebrates Independent Cinema and Ringside Anniversary with Weeklong Events

Friday, July 17 by Lauren McKinzie

The Capital City Film Festival returns this month with a week-long series of film screenings, panel talks, and special events, ending with a black-tie awards gala, organizers announced during a press briefing. Main activities will take place at Magnolia State College, while the gala is... Read More.

Seventy Four Dogs Rescued from Overcrowded Trailer Sparks Outcry Over Lack of Animal Control in Riverton

Wednesday, July 15 by Lauren McKinzie

Seventy-four dogs were rescued from a mobile trailer on County Road 12 near Maple Drive in East Riverton over the weekend, according to Oak Haven Animal Rescue. Every dog had mange. One did not survive. Megan Porter, director of Oak Haven Animal Rescue, said her... Read More.

Riverton Youth Summer Camp Empowers Kids Through Community Cleanup and Service

Tuesday, July 14 by Lauren McKinzie

Many summer camps focus on swimming and games, but one youth group in Riverton puts community service front and center. The Youth Service Summer Program sends children into local neighborhoods each week to pick up litter and clear debris. “Keep your neighborhood clean. Take care... Read More.

Young Survivor Returns Home After Battling Rare Nerve Disorder

Monday, July 13 by Lauren McKinzie

After nearly five months of treatment and rehabilitation in Charlotte, 9-year-old Jordan Carter returned home after battling Guillain‑Barré Syndrome, a rare autoimmune disorder that attacks the nervous system. Family and friends gathered today to welcome Jordan with a surprise celebration. Organizers planned the event around... Read More.

Jefferson County Property Values Surge as Data Center Spurs Tax Revenue and Potential Relief

Friday, July 10 by Lauren McKinzie

Property values have jumped sharply in Jefferson County over the past year, fueled by the state’s required reassessment and the construction of a major tech data center. On Monday, County Tax Assessor David Harper told the Board of Supervisors that single-family and residential property values... Read More.

Oakwood Faces Uncertainty as Youth Court Confidentiality Law Expires and Temporary Order Nears End

Wednesday, July 8 by Lauren McKinzie

A key part of Oakwood’s youth court confidentiality law expired on July 1, leading to confusion among local courts and agencies about which records can be shared. In response, the Oakwood Supreme Court stepped in with a temporary order to keep youth court operations... Read More.

Young Boy and Neighbor Form Heartwarming Bond Through Simple Acts of Kindness

Monday, July 6 by Lauren McKinzie

A simple request for a few dollars has led to a lasting friendship between a young boy and his neighbor in Oakridge. Seven-year-old Mason Turner wanted to earn money for a special goal—a sewing machine. He went door to door in his neighborhood until he... Read More.

Twin Oaks Electric Shares Simple Ways to Lower Summer Electric Bills

Thursday, July 2 by Lauren McKinzie

With summer heat on the rise, Twin Oaks Electric is sharing tips to help residents cut down on high electric bills. The power provider, which serves rural and small-town customers, points to air conditioning as the main source of high summer costs. Limiting how much... Read More.

Supreme Court Upholds Franklin’s Absentee Ballot Grace Period Amid Debate Over Election Deadlines

Tuesday, June 30 by Lauren McKinzie

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that the state of Franklin can keep counting absentee ballots postmarked by Election Day and received up to five days later. Franklin adopted the grace period during the pandemic to address mail delays. The Center for Equal Voting, which... Read More.

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Statewide Prison Garden Program Yields Thousands of Pounds of Fresh Produce and New Skills for Inmates

Capital City Film Festival Celebrates Independent Cinema and Ringside Anniversary with Weeklong Events

Seventy Four Dogs Rescued from Overcrowded Trailer Sparks Outcry Over Lack of Animal Control in Riverton

Riverton Youth Summer Camp Empowers Kids Through Community Cleanup and Service

Young Survivor Returns Home After Battling Rare Nerve Disorder

Jefferson County Property Values Surge as Data Center Spurs Tax Revenue and Potential Relief

Oakwood Faces Uncertainty as Youth Court Confidentiality Law Expires and Temporary Order Nears End

Young Boy and Neighbor Form Heartwarming Bond Through Simple Acts of Kindness

Twin Oaks Electric Shares Simple Ways to Lower Summer Electric Bills

Supreme Court Upholds Franklin’s Absentee Ballot Grace Period Amid Debate Over Election Deadlines

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