Cannon/Woodbury: Handmade Basket Class In August At Arts Center

 The Arts Center of Cannon County is thrilled to host Sue Williams as she leads a handmade basket class on August 10th-14th of this year. Spanning over the course of 5 days, Sue will make a skeleton of the 7" basket, as well as directly instruct how to finish its creation. For more information about Sue and her rich legacy within the world of basket making, and to register, please visit https://artscenterofcc.thundertix.com/events/207942

Rutherford/Smyrna: Boat Day June 6

 Join us for the 18th Annual Boat Day at Jefferson Springs Recreation Area for a morning full of outdoor fun, family activities, and hands-on learning!

Saturday, June 6, 2026
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Jefferson Springs Recreation Area
FREE EVENT • ALL AGES WELCOME

Come enjoy:
Kayaking
Canoeing
Pot Painting
Storm Water Diorama Activities

Rutherford/La Vergne: Joint Operation Leads To Narcotics Bust

 Recently, a joint operation conducted by the La Vergne Police Department Narcotics Division and the Smyrna Police Department Crime Suppression Unit resulted in the seizure of illegal narcotics and the arrest of two individuals following a residential search warrant in Smyrna.

During the operation, investigators recovered approximately:

-2 ounces of crystal methamphetamine

-2 ounces of marijuana

-8 ounces of promethazine

One subject was charged with:

-Manufacture/Delivery/Sale of Methamphetamine

-Manufacture/Delivery/Sale of Schedule VI (Marijuana)

-Maintaining a Dwelling for Drug Use

-Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

-Felony Evading

A second individual was charged with Maintaining a Dwelling for Drug Use.

This investigation highlights the strong working relationship between the La Vergne Police Department and Smyrna Police Department. Criminal activity does not stop at city limits, and neither does our commitment to protecting our communities.

By working together and sharing resources, agencies across Rutherford County continue targeting the distribution of dangerous narcotics that negatively impact families, neighborhoods, and public safety.

DeKalb/Smithville: Justin Potter Releases Summer Reading Event Schedule

 

Wilson/Lebanon: Multiple vehicles recovered in theft ring case

 The Lebanon Police Department continues a multi-agency investigation focused on dismantling a vehicle theft ring.

With support from the Tennessee Highway Patrol’s Criminal Investigations Division, the Wilson County Sheriff’s Office, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, our Special Operations Division executed search warrants at four residences in the Lebanon/Wilson County area, as well as a residence in the 9400 block of Clarksville Highway in the Whites Creek community of Davidson County.

During today’s operation, officers recovered multiple stolen vehicles, including two GMC Sierras reported stolen out of Texas and Ohio, along with a stolen Polaris Slingshot. Investigators also uncovered evidence related to the alteration and falsification of vehicle identification numbers (VINs).

Today’s operation stemmed directly from efforts during a previous multi-agency search warrant operation conducted on April 23, led by the Lebanon Police Department, as part of this ongoing vehicle theft investigation.

The investigation originally began on April 16 after officers located stolen vehicles with altered VINs while executing multiple search warrants related to the illegal sale and distribution of narcotics within the City of Lebanon.

This remains an active and complex investigation, with charges pending. Additional details cannot be released at this time.

Warren/McMinnville: Police looking for suspect in shooting

 As of the posting of this information, law enforcement officers are still searching for for John Medley. If you live in the area of Dogwood Pointe, please be on the lookout for him. He was seen in the area beginning at 5:00 a.m. this morning, and may still be in or around the area. Please check your cameras if you have them on your property. The picture of Medley is a previous picture, and does not represent what he was last seen wearing. If you have any information, please contact Warren County 911 center immediately, or the Warren County Sheriff’s Office at 931-473-7863

During the early morning hours of May 26, 2026, Warren County deputies were dispatched to an address located on Underwood Road to investigate an altercation that had occurred, resulting in the victim being shot one time. Deputies arrived to find that the victim had been transported by private vehicle to River Park Hospital, and the shooter had left the scene. The investigation revealed that the shooter is a 16-year-old white, male, identified as John Medley. At the time of the shooting, Medley was wearing tan shorts, a tee shirt of unknown color, and a red beanie with marijuana leaves. 

Face Palm Jokes Of The Day 5-26-2026

 1.  Why did the stadium get hot after the game?
      Because all the fans left.

2.  To whoever stole my copy of Microsoft Office I will find you, you have my word!

3.  8 bees can kill you but if you add one more you're safe.  Because it's bee 9.

4.  Why did the orchestra get struck by lightning?
     It had a strong conductor.

5.  Did you hear about the exotic dancer who fell off the stage?
    She's collecting twerkman's comp.

Wilson/Lebanon:Rock The Block Concert Series Schedule Downtown Lebanon

 

Smith/Gordonsville: Touch-A-Truck June 27

 

Tennessee Veterans Connect Portal Goes Live

 Tennessee service members, Veterans, and military families now have a single, trusted place to search for the support they've earned. Find verified providers across employment, healthcare, housing, education, and community programs, no matter where you live in Tennessee.

New resources will be added daily, so bookmark the page and check back often.

Start your search at tnveteransconnect.tn.gov

Warren/McMinnville: Magness Library Schedule 5-26-5-31

 

Rutherford/Murfreesboro: Adult Maker Club Activity June 6

 Adult Maker Club (16+)
Technology Engagement Center
Saturday, June 6th at 2 pm

Register today to join! We will be making miniature magnet frames. Each participant will be able to make up to 3 frames.
register: https://forms.gle/fvfrN2aRxn84FNx4A
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