October 22, 2026
Monteagle
Monteagle thirsty for answers on water issue
The Monteagle City Council Meeting on Monday, September 28 started with questions of adding infrastructure for additional waterlines to residential properties, continued with communications by Mayor Greg Maloof for water infrastructure projects in the works, and concluded with great feats of arithmetic for re-structuring the cost of water that would satisfy the income requirements for receiving State Revolving Funds without penalizing and raising the utility bill for minimum water consumers.
Chamber: No plans to end Monteagle Mountain Market
Tennessee’s South Cumberland Chamber of Commerce would like to clarify recent misconceptions regarding the Monteagle Mountain Market.
Monteagle mulls data center issue
The second reading for Ordinance 11-26, the addition of data centers, has been considered in Monteagle’s August 31, 2026 meeting. On July 27, 2026, Monteagle had their first reading over this ordinance. They discussed the legal matters alongside opinions of data centers in the city of Monteagle.
Data Centers added to Monteagle Zoning Ordinance
In Monteagle’s most recent town meeting, Ordinance 11-26’s first reading was accepted to add data centers to Section 501 of Monteagle’s zoning ordinance. Section 501… Login to continue reading Login…
Monteagle eyes expanding business diversity
In 2019, Grundy County passed Resolution 19-5-20c, banning rock crushers, new gravel pits, and new quarries within 5,000 feet of schools, homes, churches, and stores. This was passed to provide a quick way for the local government to protect rural areas from the adverse side effects of large-scale industry.
Tennessee’s longest-running event returns
The highly anticipated 67th annual Monteagle Mountain Market is July 25-26. Saturday is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., while Sunday is from 9 a.m.… Login to continue reading Login…