At the June 8 Warren City Council meeting, Big Chief’s owner Mike Nichols reported 35 employees, record Chester’s Chicken opening sales, and plans for 24-hour service as Mayor Gregg Reep cited expected sales-tax gains.
Warren’s Street Committee held a public hearing Aug. 13 at City Hall to collect resident input on street and drainage priorities; written comments were accepted through 3 p.m. that day.
Bradley County announced a countywide burn ban as prolonged heat and drought left brush and grass prone to wildfire; the ban stays until the Judge’s Office lifts it.
Hermitage High School’s September book drive accepts new or gently used titles for grades 7–12; drop-offs are at the school front office, contact Katrina Black.
The Hermitage Blessing Box beside the library entrance seeks non-perishable food and hygiene items after community restocks ran low.
The City of Hermitage hosted a free Back-to-School Bash July 27 with K–12 school supplies, pizza and a bounce house; backpacks were not provided.
The Pine Bluff Regional Chamber’s Young Professionals Network gathers noon–1:15 p.m. Oct. 15 at 510 Main Street for ages 21–45; lunch provided, $75 annual dues.
