Monday, October 5, 2026
Warren/McMinnville: Chamber Of Commerce Sets Women's Conference For November 7
Join us on November 7th for the Women Shaping Warren County Women’s Conference — a day dedicated to connecting, learning, celebrating, and being inspired by incredible women in our community!
Tickets are $35!
You can purchase your ticket:
- Through the QR code
- With cash or check at the Chamber office
Your day will include:
- Interactive Panel Discussion featuring Warren County women leaders
- Breakout Sessions led by local women experts and the Small Business Development Center
- Brunch & Beverages
- Networking with Incredible Women
- Great Swag & Shopping Opportunities
- FREE Headshots
Grab your ticket and bring a friend, coworker, sister, mom, or favorite girl-boss!
Wilson/Lebanon: Police Seeking Individual
The Lebanon Police Department is asking for the public’s assistance in identifying the individual pictured above, who is a suspect in recent vehicle burglaries on North Cumberland Street.
The suspect is believed to be driving a dark-colored pickup truck equipped with a work bed pictured below.
If you recognize the individual or have any information that could help investigators, please contact the Lebanon Police Department at 615-444-2323.
Rutherford/Smyrna: Cider at Cedar October 16
Join the Smyrna Parks and Recreation staff for a neighborhood fall festival at Cedar Stone Park on 3639 Morton Lane from 6 PM to 8:30 PM.This event will feature Food Trucks, Campfires, S'mores, and a Hayride.
Face Palm Jokes Of The Day October 5
1. I've been trying to write a joke about spices. I just the thyming right.
2. My wife divorced me today, saying I was 'Un-American'.
I saw it coming a kilometer away.
3. I got fired from my job today for stealing. I thought it was worth the whisk.
Williamson/Franklin: Jury Duty Scam Making Rounds
The Williamson County Sheriff’s Office has received several reports of scams involving individuals pretending to be law enforcement officers, court officials or federal agents.
These scams are becoming increasingly sophisticated.Scammers may claim that you:
• Failed to appear for jury duty or a grand jury subpoena;
• Have an active warrant for your arrest;
• Are under investigation by law enforcement or a federal agency; or
• Have bank accounts or other assets that are about to be seized.
They may even send official-looking arrest warrants, subpoenas or seizure documents containing government seals, case numbers, names of real judges or law enforcement officers, and other information designed to make the documents appear legitimate.
They may also manipulate caller ID so the call appears to come from a legitimate law enforcement agency or government office.
REMEMBER:
Law enforcement will not call and demand money to keep you from being arrested. Courts and law enforcement will not require you to pay a fine using gift cards, cryptocurrency, payment apps or wire transfers. An officer or federal agent will not ask for your banking information in exchange for stopping an arrest or seizure of your accounts. Do not assume a call or document is legitimate simply because the caller knows personal information about you, uses the name of a real officer or judge, or sends paperwork that looks official.
If you receive one of these calls, STOP. HANG UP. VERIFY.Do not provide personal or financial information. Do not send money. Do not use the phone number or website provided by the caller. Instead, independently locate the official phone number for the agency or court and contact them directly.
Please share this warning with your family and friends. These scammers rely on fear, urgency and convincing details to keep victims from stopping long enough to verify the story.
When someone tells you that you must pay immediately or be arrested, that should be a major red flag.
Coffee/Tullahoma: Stars, Stripes and Wildflowers October 10
STARS, STRIPES & WILDFLOWERS - Youth Painting Class
A patriotic painting with a colorful twist!
Join us at the Tullahoma Fine Arts Center for a fun youth painting class celebrating the red, white, and blue with a bright splash of wildflowers.
Saturday, October 10
10:00 AM – Noon
Ages 8 & Up
Cost is $15
Tullahoma Fine Arts Center
All supplies are furnished, so just bring your creativity and get ready to paint!
Space is limited, so reserve your spot and join us for a creative Saturday morning at the Fine Arts Center.
Click on this link to register and pay!
https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLScYjcSnQbo.../viewform...
Just The Facts Ma'am 10-5
Even though the Statue of Liberty is on Liberty Island, which belongs to New York, it is actually located closer to the land mass of New Jersey.
Outback Steakhouse was founded by four Americans, none of whom had ever been to Australia.
In 1987, American Airlines saved $40,000 annually by removing one olive from their first class salads.
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