The Salvation Army increases response to those impacted by deadly severe weather

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The Salvation Army has increased service to areas that were impacted by the severe weather over the weekend. The efforts will be increased to areas of Madison and Hendersonville.

Meal Service is planned in the following areas:

Madison – 2 Units:

One will be stationary at the corner of Nesbit and Heritage Place. The second will be roaming in the areas hit hard by the storm.

Hendersonville – 1 Unit:

Meal Service will happen in the Clearview Circle and Hunters Trail Area and then the unit will roam other areas hit hard by the storm.

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Hunters and fishers: Funding shortfall may cut wildlife and outdoor services

One of the best things about Tennessee is its beauty. Reporter, Chris Davis, certainly makes the most of it as an avid hunter and fisherman. When he turned the spotlight on the potential funding shortfall the TWRA is facing - it hit a nerve with many of our viewers. To find out more, make sure to watch this story.

- Carrie Sharp