May 29, 2026
News
Pre-apprenticeship program Get paid to learn a trade
Housing Hub still has open positions for its first ever Pre-Apprenticeship Program, a 12-week construction trainee program set to begin in late August 2026.
Why electric bills start rising in June
Sometimes, your electric bill might creep up a bit in June, even before the hottest days of summer arrive.
Grundy County Arrest Report
S upplied by Grundy County Sheriff’s Department
Grundy County Governor’s Volunteer Stars Honorees
Jackie Eubanks and Star Songer were honored at the Volunteer Tennessee annual Governor’s Volunteer Stars Awards ceremony recently and will be recognized at the Grundy County Commission on May 18.
Recognizing farmers, conservationist and youth
The Grundy County Agriculture Business Council recognized the hard-working men, women and young people of Grundy County in their dedication to agriculture, families and conservation of natural resources and the environment of Grundy County. An awards banquet was held at the UT Extension Education Center in Coalmont last month.
Hometown girl crafts career
Britni Nunley Banta may well be the quintessential hometown girl. Her Tracy City roots run deep.
Savage Gulf State Park development update
The Beersheba Springs Historical Society is hosting an event Saturday, May 23, at 4 p.m. to share an update on the Savage Gulf State Park development project. Join park manager, Aaron Reid, to learn the most current plans and see renderings and also learn about other park activities including land acquisitions, trail projects, and resource management initiatives.
Rudman named head coach
The Sewanee Tigersharks are excited to welcome Lucy Rudman as the new head coach for the 2026 summer swim season. An alum of the University swim program with 10 years of lessons and coaching under her belt, this is Rudman’s first summer stepping into the head coach role after three seasons of assistant and volunteer coaching with the Tigersharks.
Upcoming Events
The Warren County Genealogical and Historical Association will meet Saturday, May 16, at 2 p.m. in the Magnolia Room of the WC Administration Building located at 201 Locust Street in McMinnville. The program will be presented by Park Ranger, Damon Graham, of Rock Island State Park. The ranger will bring up-to-date information on the Cardwell Mountain project. If anyone has information, photos, etc. on Dark Hollow off of Highway 8 please, contact the WCGHA Archives (931-474-4227) as research is underway on this area. Visitors are always welcome at Association Meetings.