TENNESSEE

Tennessee Lifestyle News

Coverage of lifestyle in Tennessee focuses on cultural trends, family habits, home living and hobbies. This page monitors how everyday choices reflect broader changes in how people live across the state.


Hobbies

Hunting

Chronic Wasting Disease Found in Montgomery County

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency confirmed the county's first case in a hunter-harvested deer, prompting new testing incentives.


Home

Live Poll

Is the prevalence of rats in your city becoming a significant issue for your community?

Home Cleaning

Knoxville and Nashville Rank Among Rattiest U.S. Cities

The latest annual report from Orkin lists two major Tennessee cities among the top 50 metropolitan areas for rodent activity.

Knoxville and Nashville Rank Among Rattiest U.S. Cities

Real Estate

Commercial

Board Reclassifies Seven Vacant Parcels as Residential

The Tennessee State Board of Equalization changed the tax classification of seven Southeast Land Trust parcels from commercial to residential for tax year 2025.

Board Reclassifies Seven Vacant Parcels as Residential

Food and Drink

Live Poll

Should states eliminate sales taxes on essential grocery staples to help households save money?

Healthy Food

Tennessee Speaker Proposes Eliminating Grocery Sales Tax

House Speaker Cameron Sexton wants to remove taxes on essential items like milk and bread.

Tennessee Speaker Proposes Eliminating Grocery Sales Tax

Education

Live Poll

Should Tennessee expand its private school voucher program?

Secondary Education

Democrats Flip Six Tennessee House Seats

Gains could complicate Republican plans to expand the Education Freedom Scholarship voucher program.

Democrats Flip Six Tennessee House Seats

More in Lifestyle

Day to day, that means exploring how economic conditions shape family routines, emerging social trends, changes in housing preferences and evolving recreational interests. It stretches from the capital to the rural counties where different ways of living take root. Demographic shifts and the rise of remote work have significantly altered how residents balance personal time and domestic priorities. Family and housing patterns remain the most consistent drivers of these developments as different generations adapt to a changing environment.