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Wednesday, June 3, 2026
Tuesday, June 2, 2026
Bedford/Shelbyville: 250 Celebration Announced For July 3
July 3rd Bedford County comes together to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary with an evening of patriotism, music, family fun, and community pride!
Enjoy live entertainment, the Levitt AMP Shelbyville Music Series, a Patriotic Parade, Time Capsule Burial, and activities for all ages as we celebrate the freedoms and opportunities that make our nation great.
Bring your family, bring your lawn chairs, and come ready to celebrate under the stars on Historic Downtown Shelbyville Square.
July 3, 2026
Historic Bedford County Courthouse Square
Live Music • Family Activities • Patriotic CelebrationThis event is brought to you by Bedford County, Tennessee, Bedford County Chamber of Commerce, and The City of Shelbyville, Tennessee 37160 as we come together to celebrate our nation's past, present, and future.
Wilson/Lebanon: UT/TSU Extension hosts Equine First Aid June 16
Whether you are a new or experienced horse owner, accidents happen, and we want you to be prepared for them! Join us for our Equine First Aid Course on June 16th from 6-8 p.m. in the Q-Barn of the James E. Ward Agricultural Center! Dr. Jordan Pack with Hillside Veterinary Services will talk about his first aid tips, and what you should have on-hand incase of an incident.
: June 16th, 2026
: 6:00 P.M. James E. Ward Ag Center Q-Barn
945 E. Baddour Pkwy
Lebanon, TN 37087
: FREE 
Register by scanning the QR code below, or by clicking the link here: https://secure.touchnet.com/C21.../web/product_detail.jsp... •Select Equine First Aid
*NOTE: This link will take you to the Sumner County Ag Store (you’re in the right place!) there is no cost, but we need the registration for your RSVP!
: Questions?Sumner County: Andrew Elrod, 615-452-1423
Wilson County: Jessica Young, 615-444-9584
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Coffee/Manchester: World Atlatl Days Schedule Released
Here is the Schedule for World Atlatl Days this weekend! We cannot wait to see you on the park for this event!
For more information or to register for this event click the link below:
DeKalb/Smithville: Mr. Bond's Science Guys at Justin Potter Library Thursday
Join us for our first Summer Reading event with Mr. Bond's Science Guys and the DTC Photo booth this Thursday, June 4th at 2:00 PM at the DeKalb County Community Complex!
Face Palm Jokes Of The Day 6-2-2026
1. I saw a woman faint onto the baggage carousel at the airport this morning. Thankfully she came around.
2. I went to a silent auction. I won a dog whistle and two mimes,
3. My friend asked me to help him round up his 37 sheep. I said "40"
T.B.I. hosts Principles of Fire Investigation Class July 27-31 in Pulaski
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN! Sign up now for the Middle Tennessee TBI Basic Principles of Fire Investigation Class.
WHEN: July 27 to July 31
WHERE: Gault Performing Arts Center on the Campus of UT Southern in Pulaski, TN
COST: Free
Warren/McMinnville: Career Expo June 5
Motlow State Community College
Benny’s Home ImprovementCaney Fork Electric Cooperative, Inc.
NHC HomeCare McMinnville
HomeFirst Home Healthcare
Citizens Tri-County Bank
Reddick Brown Ford
City of McMinnville - Government
Main Street Media
W Services Land Management And Excavation
Onin Staffing - McMinnville
Workforce Connections
Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development
Children's Advocacy Center for the 31st Judicial District - CAC
Families In Crisis- New Beginnings
Caring Hearts United
The McMinnville Children's Museum
Tennessee Mental Health Consumers' Association
WCMGA-Master Gardeners
T & Z Property Solutions LLC
HOTGreen
The Candy Lady
Rutherford/La Vergne: Operation Safe Streets June 13
The La Vergne Police Department is excited to announce that Operation Safe Streets on June 13, 2026, and we need your input to make it as effective as possible.
Operation Safe Streets is a focused enforcement and traffic safety initiative designed to address concerns directly affecting our neighborhoods. Officers will be targeting traffic violations, speeding, reckless driving, and other roadway safety issues identified by our community.
Our mission is to enhance public safety through proactive policing and community engagement. Rather than simply reacting to problems, Operation Safe Streets allows us to identify concerns before they lead to crashes, injuries, or other incidents. By focusing our efforts where citizens are experiencing issues, we can better serve our community and improve quality of life throughout La Vergne.
This initiative works best when the community is involved. You know your neighborhoods, streets, and daily traffic patterns better than anyone. Whether it's speeding through residential areas, stop sign violations, dangerous intersections, or reckless driving, your feedback helps us deploy resources where they are needed most.
We encourage all residents to participate in our Operation Safe Streets Citizen Survey and tell us where you are seeing traffic and roadway safety concerns.
Please complete the survey here:
Your input will help us identify problem areas, direct enforcement efforts, and make our streets safer for everyone. The more information we receive from the community, the more effectively we can address the issues that matter most to you.
Rutherford/La Vergne: Summer Safety Camp starts June 11
Camp activities may include:
• Police Department tours
• Fire safety demonstrations
• K-9 presentations
• Team games and outdoor activities
• Water activities
• Safety education and more
The camp is open to eligible La Vergne youth and space is limited.
Applications and additional program information are available at lavergnetn.gov/692/Summer-Safety-Camp
Wilson/Lebanon: Man wanted on charges in Tennessee and Texas arrested
Earlier today, SafeNet alerted officers to a black Volvo XC90 associated with a man wanted on active warrants in Tennessee and Texas.
A-Shift officers quickly located the vehicle traveling on Lebanon Road with a man matching the suspect’s description behind the wheel.
Officers conducted a traffic stop and safely took the sole occupant into custody without incident.
The individual was identified as a 23-year-old Lebanon man who was wanted on multiple warrants out of Tennessee and Texas.
The warrants included charges related to terroristic threats in Texas, as well as local Wilson County warrants for theft of merchandise and failure to be booked.
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