📅 District 31 Community Calendar Launches to Connect Bledsoe, Rhea, Sequatchie, and Van Buren Counties
Residents across the four-county District 31 now have a centralized way to discover and share local events. A new community calendar has been created to help churches, schools, organizations, and community groups promote everything from fundraisers to festivals to gatherings happening in their neighborhoods.
π― What the Calendar Covers
The District 31 community calendar brings together upcoming events across Bledsoe, Rhea, Sequatchie, and Van Buren counties in one searchable location. Whether it’s a school event, fundraiser, festival, or community gathering, the calendar is designed to help residents stay informed about what’s happening nearby. πΊοΈ
π’ How to Submit Your Event
Churches, schools, organizations, and community groups interested in listing their upcoming events can submit them through the calendar. This gives local nonprofits, civic groups, and faith communities a platform to reach neighbors across the region without relying solely on social media or word-of-mouth. β¨
π‘ Why This Matters for the Valley
In a region where communities are spread across multiple counties and valleys, a unified event calendar helps residents discover opportunities beyond their immediate town. Families looking for activities, volunteers seeking service opportunities, and event organizers hoping to build attendance all benefit from a central hub. π€ The calendar strengthens connections between Sequatchie Valley communities and the broader Cumberland Plateau region by making it easier to learn about what neighbors are doing.
Residents interested in exploring upcoming events or submitting their organization’s activities can visit the calendar to get started. π
π€Source
Andy Swafford for State Representative – Announcement of a new community calendar for District 31 covering upcoming local events across several counties.
Know about an upcoming event or story in the Dunlap, TN area? Submit it here.





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