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➤ Memphis: About 35,000 customers remain without power after what MLGW called the seventh most damaging storm in its history. Full restoration is expected to take several days. (More)
➤ Nashville: Metro’s zoning board upheld Cheekwood Estate and Gardens’ permit for a new on-site parking garage, a first win in its escalating legal fight with neighbors over traffic, access, and zoning. (More)
➤ Chattanooga: City Public Works finished major repairs on a Cherry Street sinkhole downtown, partnering with the Fire Department to save time and money. Only decorative work is left. (More)
➤ Carter County: Three Milligan University cyclists remain hospitalized, and four have been released following last week’s crash that killed two students during a training ride. (More)
➤ Hamilton County: Haletown and Chattanooga firefighters teamed up to put out a blaze after railroad ties caught fire next to a train track. (More)
➤ Johnson City: Founders Park hosted the first-ever Lawnstock, a free all-day music festival that filled the park with vendors, blankets, and live acts. (More)
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