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Middle Tennessee Electric urges spring storm preparedness and safety
Everyone loves sunny, warm days in spring. However, Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE) urges members to be weather aware and not…
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RCEMA Encourages Community Participation in Tennessee’s Severe Weather Awareness Week
Tennessee’s Severe Weather Awareness Week is Feb. 28 to Mar. 6, 2021, and Rutherford County Emergency Management Agency (RCEMA) is…
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County Farm at Elam flood
Rutherford County Fire Rescue firefighters checked for occupants of this car found this morning at County Farm Road at Elam…
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Cold weather drives electric bills higher
The effects of last week’s frigid temperatures can linger longer than expected. As electric bills reflecting higher energy use from…
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City of La Vergne Street Department Moves from Salting Roads to Patching Potholes
Nearly 500 tons of salt was spread on the major roads and arteries of La Vergne last week as crews…
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Middle Tennessee Electric suspends collections & reminds members assistance is available
Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE) announced Sunday it would continue to suspend disconnections until March 2 as the area rebounds from…
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City Street pothole filling and crack repair work gets underway
After a week of ice and snow that blanketed Middle Tennessee, requiring the application of approximately 2,000 tons of salt…
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Middle Tennessee Electric provides members energy-saving tips as frigid weather approaches
As colder temperatures settle in this weekend, Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE) offers some simple energy-efficiency tips to help members manage…
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Snowy Saturday Night Proves Busy for Rutherford County First Responders
A snowy Saturday night proves busy for first responders in Rutherford County. Around 10:00 p.m., crews from Rutherford County Fire…
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Local Red Cross volunteer assisting with Hurricane Delta recovery
Retirement looks very different for former Middle Tennessee State University mass communications professor, Mary Nichols. While some may take it…
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