Federal regulators have nothing bad to say about how the Gallatin Center for Rehabilitation and Healing handled what is still the largest coronavirus outbreak at a Tennessee nursing home.
Tennessee State Parks Reopening This Weekend
Most of Tennessee’s state parks will reopen this weekend, but Parks Commissioner David Salyers says people should visit early so they can change their plans if need be. Salyers says that if parks become overcrowded, all or part of them could be closed again. Playgrounds will not reopen, and gatherings of 10 or more are prohibited. Salyers also asked everyone to practice […]
Tennessee And Nashville Show Different Approach To Opening Businesses
Another CareRite Nursing Home In Nashville Reports COVID-19 Outbreak
Health officials have conducted mass testing at a Nashville nursing home. More than 300 residents and employees at the Trevecca Center for Rehabilitation were tested. At this point, 17 are positive. “We expect higher numbers of reported COVID-19 cases as a result of the testing, which is a common outcome across the city, state and […]
Tennessee Unemployment Office Says It’s Ready To Begin Disbursing $600 Federal Checks
Tennessee Governor Says He’ll Release Plans To Reopen The State On Friday
Gov. Bill Lee says he will release the details Friday morning of a statewide plan to reopen the economy in phases. It will allow many businesses outside of the state’s major cities to open as soon as Monday. But Lee said the state will keep a close eye on the virus. “We will follow data, […]
Coronavirus Cases More Than Double At Tennessee Prison
Nashville’s Gradual Plan To Reopen Business Depends On Cases Consistently Decreasing

Nashville Mayor John Cooper said Thursday that the city’s restaurants and retail stores could start opening as soon as early May. But that will be dependent on whether the county sees a decrease in the average of COVID-19 cases. The four-phase plan spells out what employers need to do. They will have to maintain social […]
Tennessee Unemployment Filings Are High Again, But The Wave May Have Crested
It appears the unemployment curve may be flattening in Tennessee. The number of people filing for assistance has decreased for the second straight week. But the numbers are still far above normal. Nearly 69,000 additional Tennesseans filed last week, according to new numbers this morning. The total for initial claims during the pandemic now stands […]
Brentwood-Based American Addiction Centers Begins Testing All Rehab Patients For COVID-19