Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 4th of June.
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🎓 Education
Several Creek Wood High School performing arts students were honored at the 2026 Spotlight Awards — held at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center — for their creative and technical skill in Disney’s Descendants in March, with winners including Lainee Golden, Hope Terlecki, and Jasper Sensing.
Sumner County Schools will keep its current transfer policy even though the new state law allows one free athletic transfer if requested.
School officials require out-of-zone hardship approval for transfers and plan to review policy changes with the school board in the future.
Tennessee Tech honored 208 Sumner County students by naming them to its Dean’s List for the spring semester; the recognition required full-time enrollment and a minimum 3.1 GPA.
🌲 Environment
Fishermen have urged the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency to reduce the current limit of 30 crappie daily on popular lakes like Percy Priest and Old Hickory where high catches strain fish populations.
Their feedback may prompt revised lake-specific limits soon.
🏈 Sports
The Nashville Predators introduced Chris MacFarland as their new president of hockey operations and general manager Wednesday, June 3 at Bridgestone Arena — he left the Colorado Avalanche after a four-month recruitment effort to lead the team forward.
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