FatGuy Barbecue mural must be removed; owner says it violates Murfreesboro codes
FatGuy Barbecue owner Ray Clark is telling customers to snap their final photos of the businesses’ 5-month-old mural.
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FatGuy Barbecue owner Ray Clark is telling customers to snap their final photos of the businesses’ 5-month-old mural.
The city of Tullahoma now has two more full-time positions.
The Mohawk River in Rome continues to rush at dangerous levels, and there may be more damage to come.
FEMA Preliminary Flood Map Information Now Available May 05, 2021 at 03:01 pm by WGNS Rutherford County, TN—The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) recently issued preliminary flood maps for Rutherford County. Data from FEMA indicates hundreds of properties throughout the county either being removed from or placed into a flood zone. Those in potentially affected areas should seek guidance. FEMA states the flood hazard determinations are the basis for the floodplain management measures that Rutherford County is either required to adopt or show evident of being alr...
Clarksville Now CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Black Rifle Coffee is bringing a new brick-and-mortar location to Wilma Rudolph Boulevard, according to a building permit filed with the Clarksville Building and Codes Department. In February, B.R. Miller & Co. filed for a permit for the finishing out of a new Black Rifle Coffee location at 2570 Wilma Rudolph Boulevard. While few details are known about the new location, the building includes a drive thru lane and window as well as a large interior seating area. Clarksville Now reached out to B.R. Miller and Black Rifle Coffee Co., but n...