08/25/2026
Good afternoon, Livingston! ☀️ Here’s your quick roundup of the top stories in the Tuesday, August 25, 2026 edition of the Livingston Enterprise:
🏈 Wildcats Dominate Season Opener!
The Livingston Academy Wildcats crushed the Cumberland County Jets 55-7 this past Friday to kick off the 50th season of football at Tom Davis Memorial Stadium.
A huge congratulations to Sid Carr, Jake Hewitt, Joey Creekbaum, and Matt Moore for being inducted into the Livingston Academy Football Hall of Fame during the pre-game ceremonies.
🎶 43rd Annual Rolley Hole Festival
Mark your calendars for Saturday, Sept. 19 at Standing Stone State Park.
Enjoy live bluegrass music, marble-making demonstrations, kids' activities, and plenty of food vendors.
Admission is free, but come ready to play—the National Rolley Hole Championship boasts an $800 first-place prize.
⚠️ Standing Stone Lake Advisory
The Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) has issued a precautionary consumption advisory for largemouth bass at Standing Stone Lake (Kelly Lake) due to elevated mercury levels.
Pregnant women, nursing mothers, and children should avoid eating the bass entirely, while everyone else should limit consumption to one meal per month.
Keep enjoying the water—boating, swimming, wading, and catch-and-release fishing remain perfectly safe.
👏 Community Shoutouts
A big round of applause for Livingston Mayor Burnett, who officially earned her certification as a Certified Municipal Finance Officer (CMFO).
Local fifth graders had a blast exploring physical and chemical changes last Tuesday with a fun Cola and Mentos science demonstration.
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