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New Alderman Appointed to Fill Vacancy through November Election
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen have made a decision as to who will fill the vacant alderman seat until…
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Basketball, Tennis Courts Open After Resurfacing, Striping Project
The Parks and Recreation department is happy to announce the newly resurfaced basketball and tennis courts have been reopened. The…
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Low Crime Statistics Reported in La Vergne
New numbers show a downtick of crime year-over-year in La Vergne of nearly 6% overall. A total of 2,924 crimes…
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Barricaded Subject Arrested by La Vergne Police
One person barricaded in a house in La Vergne was taken into custody Tuesday morning. Police were called to the…
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Former Fire Chief Donates Family Piano to La Vergne Public Library
The family of former fire chief Chris Clark has donated an antique piano to the La Vergne Public Library. The…
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La Vergne Police, Fire Collecting School Supplies
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic school supplies are still a necessity, whether schools are meeting online or in person. As a…
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Quick Thinking Child, Teens Escape House Fire
A family is safe today thanks to the quick thinking of some kids after their house went up in flames.…
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Mayor Announces 2020 Citizen of the Year
Mayor Jason Cole has selected the 2020 Citizen of the Year as part of his initiative for honoring citizens who…
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La Vergne Alderman Matt Church Resigns
City of La Vergne Alderman Matt Church has resigned from his seat effective immediately. The city council will consider approving…
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La Vergne named ‘Freest City’ in Tennessee by Beacon Center of Tennessee
The City of La Vergne has been named the “Freest City” in the state of Tennessee according to a study…
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