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The Crossville animal shelter's pet adoption drive will be hosting an adoption event this week. Over 50 pets are looking for their forever homes.

Newport's annual arts festival returns this weekend, featuring local artists, musicians, and food vendors, from 10 AM to 7 PM at Riverside Park.

A new study from the National Health Institute has shown that walking 30 minutes a day can significantly improve cardiovascular health. Great motivation to start using the park trails!

Burlington's police department reports a 10% decrease in property crimes this year compared to last, thanks to increased community policing efforts.

The public library announced that it received a grant to expand its digital archives, including more access to historical newspapers and genealogical resources.

Meteorologists confirm that the hurricane has been downgraded to a tropical storm, with expected winds of up to 60 mph. Residents are advised to remain cautious but no longer need to evacuate.

The Department of Transportation is initiating a 'Bike to Work' day next Friday to promote environmental awareness and reduce city traffic. Participants can register on the city's website.

Recent data from the Economic Development Office shows that small business growth has contributed to a 5% increase in local employment rates this quarter.

Tonight's full moon will be especially bright and visible from anywhere in the city, offering a perfect opportunity for stargazing at the community observatory.

Maryville's new recycling center opens next week, offering enhanced sorting technology to improve waste management. Residents are encouraged to visit for a tour and learn more about recycling opportunities.