Free Expungement Clinic Coming to Sparta on October 21 – Get Help Clearing Your Criminal Record 📋
Upper Cumberland residents with criminal histories that…
Take it slow in the morning fog, then enjoy a sunny, dry week. Expect busier evenings downtown for World of Bluegrass, don’t worry about Wednesday’s Aquarium drill, and allow a few extra minutes on the way to Crossville.
The weather’s stuck on a nice setting this week: cool mornings, sunny 70s and no rain. Here’s what that means for bus stops, burn piles, ponds, leaf trips, hunters and anyone driving to the coast.
❄️ Get Your Heat Ready Before Winter Settles In – Annual Maintenance Plan Available
As early cold snaps remind homeowners across the region that heating…
One more frosty morning up top, then sunshine all week. Stop for school buses, give leaf lookers and deer some room, and get ready for darker drives home after clocks fall back Nov. 1.
Cool mornings, warm afternoons and not a drop of rain in sight. Here’s what the dry week means for school mornings, farm ponds, burn piles, hunters and leaf lookers, plus the date clocks fall back.
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