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The 10th annual Purple Cow Moograss Jam returns to the Granny White Market on Saturday, May 25, with all proceeds benefiting Radnor Lake State Natural Area.
Featuring a dozen bluegrass performers, the event is 3-10 p.m. at 5301 Granny White Pike. Tickets can be purchased at the gate for $20 for adults and includes a T-shirt. Kids are free.
Musical lineup
Forest Hills residents turned out in force Saturday, April 20, to recycle bulk items, electronics, batteries, and other materials at the City's Spring Clean Out Day.
To improve traffic flow, in 1997 the Tennessee Department of Transportation proposed adding turn lanes at the Forest Hills City Hall intersection. Following regulations for prior archeological assessment, preliminary findings included Mississippian period pottery, particles of daub, burned clay, flecks of charred wood, and evidence of tool production, plus seven graves including the two shown here. These substantial findings triggered further excavations that ultimately revealed a minimum of twelve Mississippian structures. MORE
Lynne Bachleda created this series of seven panels gracing the walls of the new City Hall. The panels focus on the history of the land around City Hall.


Spring has arrived in Bison Meadow! The lovely Baby Blues (Nemphila menziesii) are blooming beautifully along the curves. MORE
May 25
Moo Grass Jam benefiting Radnor Lake, 3-10 pm, Granny White Market MORE
Jun 20
Commissioners 5 pm
Jun 21
Zoning Appeals 8 am
Schedule subject to change
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