➤ Greeneville: Harvest Family Restaurant won Tri-Cities Best Pancakes after 12 years serving the community, with owner Bobby Lunsford citing his grandfather as inspiration for opening the restaurant and entering food service. (More) ➤ Nashville: KIPP Nashville charter school removed more than 20 LGBTQ-related books from its curriculum after a teacher sought a religious accommodation, prompting debate over school policies and parental rights. (Learn More) ➤ Johnson City: The city welcomed 19 new businesses and saw four existing businesses expand between 2025 and 2026, signaling continued growth in downtown commercial activity and investment. (See Details) ➤ Chattanooga: Vanderbilt University and utility company EPB have partnered to launch the Institute for Quantum Innovation offering research opportunities and graduate education in quantum-related fields. (More) ➤ Vonore: Tellico Area Services System broke ground on a $27 million water treatment facility after receiving a $5 million federal grant to increase treatment capacity and reliability. (More) ➤ Knoxville: The city will host “A Parade for Our Queen” on Sept. 4 in downtown honoring the life and legacy of Dolly Parton, with organizers encouraging participants to wear colorful attire, display signs, and share artwork. (See Details)
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