Monarch migration nears Moore County
These half-gram travelers are bound for Mexico, and our goldenrod, asters, and fence rows can help fuel the trip.
One season winds down, another takes wing
TWRA is urging boaters to stay safe over Labor Day weekend as Tennessee’s dove season brings hunters back to the fields.
Carved into Lynchburg
Four world-renowned names. Four very different paths. One little town at the heart of them all.
TWRA eyes wild turkey sightings through Aug. 31
Public reports through Aug. 31 will help biologists measure reproduction and long-term population trends.
TWRA seeks input on black bass plan
Public comments are open through Sept. 4, with four open-house meetings remaining across Tennessee.
TWRA offering up to $4,200 for public dove fields
Moore County landowners can receive up to $75 per acre for harvested grain fields used for public dove hunts this fall.
Wet a Hook, Make a Memory
Free Fishing Day is Saturday: grab a pole, dig up some worms, and help children discover the fun of wetting a hook.
Freedom Isn’t Free
Stop, remember those who died in service, and carry their sacrifice into daily life with humility and purpose.
Safe Boating Week arrives as Tims Ford gears up
Officials are urging boaters to stay safe ahead of Memorial Day weekend as Tims Ford Lake prepares for the summer rush.
Lewis, 24, drowns on Tims Ford Lake
Blake Lewis was the fourth boating-related fatality on Tennessee waterways – and second on Tims Ford Lake – this year.
Legislature passes hunter education bill
Schools to offer hunter education to students in grades 5-12, with Gov. Bill Lee now set to sign the bill into law.
TBN tournament March 21-22 on Tims Ford
Registration is underway for the TBN Adult State Tournament on Tims Ford Lake, where anglers will compete for full payback and division payouts.
Dance backs push for dedicated wildlife funding
Legendary angler Bill Dance joins Gov. Bill Lee in urging lawmakers to secure long-term funding for Tennessee’s fish, wildlife, and public lands.
Aug. 23: Free Hunting Day
The date coincides with the opening day of squirrel season, one of the state’s oldest and most cherished outdoor traditions.
Bill Dance Bridge dedication Oct. 1
The town that raised Bill Dance will honor him the best way it knows how – with a bridge that will carry his name long into the future.
Council approves ‘Bill Dance Bridge’
Bridge over the east fork of Mulberry Creek on the Lynchburg Highway to be named for native and world-renowned angler Bill Dance.
Cole honored in two WHOA classes
Moore County’s Rileight Brē Cole earned top-five finishes in two categories, including second in Showmanship Youth 12-17.
