Nathan Dale - Livingston, TN.

08/06/2026

Election Day is tomorrow! Remember, don’t vote for Nathan Dale! I won’t be able to accept the position if elected. Interestingly, Tennessee law doesn’t allow one to remove their name from the ballot after 14 days of the deadline to turn in their petition (back in January)…. Since I never got my campaign going and won’t be accepting the position if elected, I didn’t have a budget and this sign is the best my artistic ability would allow….

Fun fact: I received corporal punishment for my bad drawing skills in high school… Logan Huffman was a talented artist who took it upon himself to draw on the desk…. I, not so much… Willie Sells came into drivers education and saw our artwork on the desks. Logan got one paddle and I got two because my artwork was so bad….

07/22/2026

After four days of early voting, Overton County has recorded 1,036 ballots cast — a 35% increase compared to the same period in the 2022 election. Statewide, voter turnout is running 50% higher than in 2022.

Republicans account for the bulk of the local increase, with 783 ballots cast compared to 446 at this point in 2022, a 75% rise. Statewide, Republican early voting is up an average of 49%. Democratic turnout in the county stands at 185 ballots, down slightly from 190 in 2022 and well below the 332 cast in 2018.

07/11/2026

To my friends, family, and everyone who has supported me,

I want to let everyone know that although my name will remain on the ballot for County Commissioner, I will not be able to accept the position if elected.

Recently, I accepted a new job opportunity that comes with responsibilities that make it impossible for me to serve in this role.

I'm incredibly grateful to everyone who encouraged me, supported me, and believed in me.

While this chapter is ending differently than I planned, I look forward to continuing to serve and support our community in other ways.

Thank you all for your understanding and your support.

06/19/2026

Juneteenth, the day freedom was finally proclaimed to the last enslaved people in America on June 19, 1865!

A powerful picture of the gospel: the good news of freedom for ALL people because of what Christ has done.

06/02/2026

Come hang out with your neighbors!
Wednesday, June 3rd.
6:00PM
Central Park Livingston
The Movement Church

🌟 Neighbor Nights 🌟

Looking for a fun, family-friendly evening to connect with your community? Join us for Neighbor Nights at Central Park on Wednesday, June 3 at 6:00 PM!

Bring your family, invite a friend, and enjoy:
🎶 Live Music
🍽️ Free Food from the Struggle Bus
🎉 Activities for Kids
🤝 Community & Fellowship

At The Movement Church, we believe community matters, and Neighbor Nights is a great opportunity to build relationships, have fun, and enjoy a night out together.

While you’re there, be sure to check out our Children’s Ministry and learn more about our upcoming Vacation Bible Experience: Faith on the Farm happening June 24-26!

We can’t wait to see you there! ❤️

📍 Central Park, Livingston, TN
🕕 6:00 PM

05/25/2026

We wanted to take a moment and use this space to honor the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, and the families who continue to carry their love and memory forward each day. 🇺🇸

Today, we are remembering someone incredibly special to us and to the people who knew and loved him deeply, Jeremiah Savage.

Jeremiah’s story is one that deserves to be remembered. His courage, his life, and the impact he made on those around him will never be forgotten. We are beyond grateful to his family for trusting us to help share his memory once again.

Below are heartfelt words from his mother, Eva Hicks Savage. As you read them, we hope you’ll take a moment to reflect on the meaning of Memorial Day and keep this beautiful family in your thoughts and prayers.

Please share this post to help keep Jeremiah’s memory alive and allow others the chance to know his story.
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“Graduation season always reminds me of the start of what would forever change our lives. May 2001 Jer graduated on Friday night and departed for Parris Island South Carolina to stand on the yellow bootprints. He was a delayed entry Marine - I signed the papers the previous summer. He knew at a very young age that he was Called to be a Marine. He graduated in August of 2001 from Bootcamp and on to Camp Geiger Jacksonville NC and the School of Infantry. The world we knew changed while he was at SOI 9/11 and USA as we once knew it was forever changed. Fast forward 11 and half month deployment to Okinawa Japan - home for a few months and then February 2004 deployment to Ramadi Iraq. Jeremiah's unit was ambushed and yet even in the devastation they answered the call. They fought and many died for the brother on the right and the brother on the left - the one in front and the one behind. This year will be the 21st Memorial day we will honor the sacrifice of Jeremiah and his fallen brothers. He was a hell of a Marine - A Marines Marine - but he was so much more than a warrior. He loved fiercly - he lived his dream. Telling his story - saying his name - listening to his favorite music - eating his favorite food (Hawaiian Pizza) Cool Ranch Chips mountain dew. Giving hugs that you can feel the other persons heartbeat.”

Rest in peace, Jer. You are always remembered and always loved. A true hero, forever. 🇺🇸🫶🏼🙏🏼

04/10/2026