Local News Early voting starts today in Tennessee. There are just 20 days left until midterm election day on November 8th meaning registered Tennesseans can already fill in their ballot. Early voting must be done in person at an official polling location. More information about casting an early vote to take part in the democratic process can be found on the Tennessee Secretary of State website. Robertson Countians can spend […]
Local News Cases of the flu are already popping up across Tennessee. Flu season has only just begun but CDC data shows the state is among the highest for infections across the country. Health officials believe this may show people have their guard down after years of social distancing and mask wearing which helped stop the spread of the flu. Doctors say getting a flu shot can help protect you […]
Local News Pearl Cohn 19 Greenbrier 6 Station Camp 21 Portland 14 East Robertson 29 Westmoreland 7 White House 49 Stewart Co. 14 A freeze warning is being issued for tomorrow morning in Middle Tennessee. The National Weather Service says temperatures as low as 24 degrees are expected in the middle part of the state and a freeze warning will be in place from 1 a.m. to 9 a.m. More […]
Local News The City of Springfield’s fall curbside household junk collection will continue until Oct. 31. It’s for larger items that cannot be disposed of in household trash such as mattresses and furniture. Loose and smaller items must be bagged for collection. Hazardous waste, construction materials, tires, and home improvement materials are not collected. The service is provided in addition to residents’ household and brush collection. Governor Lee has launched […]
Local News Today is the last day to register to vote in Tennessee. Election day is November 8th and only Tennesseans who have registered by the end of the day today can take part. Registration can be completed online, by mail or in person. Voters will elect lawmakers as well as voice their opinion on certain issues including the potential removal of slavery as a punishment which still remains in […]
