We offer Learn to Swim Classes at Regional Centers. Each session is $50.00 for resident and $55.00 non-resident We offer 10 classes which meet on Tuesday and Thursday nights for 5 week. To enroll in a class you will need to go to a Regional Center and fill out a registration form at the front desk.

Classes will not meet when schools are closed for inclement weather.

The Regional Center Pools will be closed on Monday, May 28 and Wednesday, July 4.

Metro Parks maintains a variety of seasonal outdoor pools and year-round indoor pools. Wave Countryand the Centennial Sportsplex charge admission. The other pools offer free admission during open swimming and lap swimming times. There is a fee for swimming classes and groups at all pools.

For more information go to http://www.nashville.gov/parks/water/swimming.asp.

"I just kept on driving and then all of a sudden he sped up, got right behind me and started shining the spotlight," the woman told Nashville's News 2.

The woman asked not to be identified. She was traveling on Highway 431 north near Belfast around 9:30 p.m. Sunday when the incident occurred... See Full Story

Courtesy of Nashville's News 2 WKRN

Rivergate Mall's new curfew for teenagers goes into effect Friday night at 6 p.m.

The new policy requires all mall visitors under the age of 18 to be accompanied by a parent or guardian 21 years of age or older at all times after 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday nights... See Full Story

Courtesy of Nashville's News 2 WKRN

For the second time since it opened earlier this month, a person was seriously injured at Metro's new waterfront park.

A Nashville woman broke her ankle when she slipped on some hilly artificial grass at Cumberland Park Saturday afternoon.

"As soon as I fell I noticed it," said Rebecca Mealer from her Vanderbilt University Medical Center hospital bed Monday.

"I grabbed my leg up, and my foot looked like it was severed," she added... See Full Article

Courtesy of WKRN.com

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -

Nashville Shores is scheduled to host a job fair on Saturday in an effort to hire 500 seasonal employees for the upcoming season. 

The job fair will be held from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the water park located at 4001 Bell Road in Hermitage. 

Available positions include concessions, grounds, tickets, retail, lifeguards, guest services and other facets of the water park.

Click HERE to read see full article.

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Here’s your Nashville Zoo Picture of the Week. An animatronic brachiosaurus is lifted into place by AmQuip crane company in preparation for the opening of the Zoo’s newest feature, DinoTrek. We plan to have a ribbon cutting this Friday (March 16) at 9:30 a.m. to officially open DinoTrek to our guests.

Contest Winners

Mr. John and Mrs. Donna were the winners of the 46" Sony Bravia T.V. Donated by Bargain Hunt Superstores

You can hear the hail beating down on the house.

We'd like to say thanks to The Nashville Smile Team for GENEROUSLY donating a Sonicare Toothbrush valued at $129 for this weeks giveaway.

2 Steps on how to register:

1) Fill out the form below. We will call and E-mail the winner Friday

Here is the link to the Facebook page: The Nashville Smile Team

2) After you fill out the form, you must "LIKE" The Nashville Smile Team Facebook page and comment "THANK YOU" on their wall.

Nashville TN - Here’s your Nashville Zoo Picture of the Week. Dwarf Caiman typically grow four to five feet in length and live in rain forest rivers and streams in northern South America. You can see this toothy reptile in our Unseen New Word exhibit at the Nashville Zoo…in southern North America.

This image was taken by Zoo photographer Christian Sperka (www.sperka.biz). You are welcome to use the image but please give photo credit to Christian. Enjoy!