Wilson/Lebanon: Sherry's Run Set For September 12

 When you register for Sherry's Run, you are not just paying to be a part of a 5K, you are giving HOPE to local families fighting cancer. We would love to see you at the 23rd annual Sherry's Run 5K Run/Walk to benefit Sherry's Hope on September 12th at 8am at 623 W Main St. in Lebanon.

To register, visit www.sherrysrun.org!

Warren/McMinnville: Rockin' For A Reason To Benefit McMinnville Special Games 11-20

 

Coffee/Manchester: Safe Of Square Halloween Activity Announced

 Join us for Safe on the Square, Manchester's annual Halloween event dedicated to providing a fun and safe trick-or-treating experience for local families!

Enjoy candy, photo opportunities, prizes, local organizations, and so much more!

Friday, October 30th
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Manchester Downtown Square

Interested in participating as an organization? Contact the Fire Department by October 27 to reserve your spot. Email: fire@cityofmanchestertn.gov or call 931-728-2999

Rutherford/Murfreesboro: E-bike Rider Sustains Broken Leg In Accident

 An e-bike rider sustained a broken leg after a car struck him this morning.
The cyclist was riding in the bike lane on Thompson Lane as the driver attempted to turn left into the Circle K gas station and collided with him around 6:27 a.m.
Emergency personnel from the Murfreesboro Fire Rescue Department and Rutherford County Emergency Medical Services provided medical care to the rider at the scene. He was then transported to the hospital for further treatment of his injuries.
Murfreesboro Police Department officers have cited the driver for failure to yield, driving on a suspended license, and no proof of insurance.
The crash remains under investigation by MPD.
Drivers are reminded to always yield to cyclists and pedestrians to ensure everyone's safety on the road.

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Rutherford/Murfreesboro: Missing Person

 

Warren/McMinnville: Magness Library Volunteer Meeting September 1st

 

Coffee/Tullahoma: Spirits Walk October 23-25

 What better way to welcome the Halloween season than with a few spirits… of both kinds!

South Jackson Performing Arts Center and Clan Dram invite you to join us for Spirits Walk, a unique evening combining whisky tastings, ghost stories, history, and a little mystery throughout historic South Jackson.

Guests will make their way through the building while enjoying specially selected whisky tastings and hearing chilling tales of ghosts, legends, and things that may still go bump in the night. With more than a century of history within these walls, South Jackson makes the perfect setting for an evening devoted to the spirits!

October 23, 24 & 25 at 6:00 PM

South Jackson Performing Arts Center

404 South Jackson Street, Tullahoma

Whether you come for the whisky, the ghost stories, or to see if South Jackson really does have a few permanent residents who never left, this promises to be an unforgettable evening.

Featuring whisky from Ardnamurchan Distillery, Argyll, Western Highlands, Scotland

Gather your friends, embrace the shadows, and join us for Spirits Walk: Whisky Tasting & Ghost Stories.

Some stories are better told after dark.

Must be 21 or older to participate. Tickets on sale soon at www.southjackson.org. You can also call the office at 931-455-5321.

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Rutherford/Eagleville: Sobriety Checkpoint Set For Eagleville September 4

 

DeKalb/Alexandria: Joe Hearn Poker Run Set For September 19th in Alexandria

 

Rutherford/La Vergne: Guns and Drugs Found After Slow Speed Arrest

 

Recently, an La Vergne Police officer attempted to stop a vehicle near Tom Hailey Boulevard and La Vergne Lane after observing it traveling 45 MPH in a 25 MPH zone. The driver failed to stop and continued through the residential area at speeds between approximately 6–12 MPH before eventually stopping near Shannon Lane.

As additional officers arrived, both occupants were safely taken into custody. During the subsequent investigation, officers located a Glock .40-caliber handgun with what appeared to be a machine gun conversion device, commonly referred to as a “switch” along with marijuana and several Percocet pills. Officers also developed evidence indicating attempts may have been made to tamper with or destroy evidence before contact was made.

Both occupants admitted to consuming alcohol, and one was transported to the hospital for medical clearance.

The driver faces multiple charges, including felony evading, DUI, tampering with evidence, drug offenses, and driving on a suspended license. The passenger faces charges including drug offenses, tampering with evidence, possession of a firearm while under the influence, and possession of a prohibited weapon.

Coffee/Manchester: Police Department Offers Senior Outreach Service

 The Manchester Police Department is proud to offer the Senior Outreach Service, a free program designed to support the safety, independence, and well-being of senior citizens and disabled residents in our community.

Through weekly wellness check-ins, participants receive an added layer of support and peace of mind. If we are unable to reach a participant, their designated emergency contact will be notified, and when necessary, an officer may conduct an in-person welfare check.

To be eligible for the program, participants must be residents of the City of Manchester, be 60 years of age or older and/or disabled and complete the participation form.

Signing up is easy. Complete the participation form online or print the form https://www.cityofmanchestertn.gov/.../senior_outreach... and bring it to the Manchester Police Department. Once your application is received, a member of the Manchester Police Department will contact you to schedule your introductory call and get you enrolled in the program.

If you have questions about the program, please give us a call. We look forward to serving our senior community and helping provide peace of mind for participants and their families.