Tennessee News Roundup (8/20/25)

Rural Tennessee manufacturing boost: Hitachi Energy is investing $97 million to expand its Alamo facility and add 100 jobs, becoming Crockett County’s second-largest employer — find out what this means for local growth.

Google bets on nuclear: The tech giant, Kairos Power and TVA have sealed a power purchase agreement to tap 50 MW from a fourth-generation reactor set for 2030 start-up, delivering zero-emission energy to regional data centers — find out how.

Volunteer State vacation costs: A Dunhill Travel study ranks Knoxville as the cheapest major city for a four-day family trip at $4,361, while Nashville tops $5,207 — find out.

Brentwood estate heads to auction: The Owen-Primm House in Nashville—complete with a restored Greek Revival mansion, 19th-century log cabin and 6,000 + sq. ft. barn—goes up for online bids later this month, with previews starting Aug. 22 and bidding opening Aug. 25 at 9 a.m. CDT — see if you can make history.

Tennessee hummingbird migration peaks: Mid-August through early September brings peak ruby-throated numbers statewide, so brew a 4:1 sugar nectar solution and set out clean, perch-equipped feeders — find out how to welcome them.

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