La Vergne, Tennessee, was first settled in the 1700s. the post office was built in 1852, and the town was named La Vergne. The town was incorporated in 1860 and but had the incorporation rescinded in 1881 because there were not enough people to allow the town to organize. It was finally re-incorporated in 1972.
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Access governmental information and online services. Includes city calendar, news/announcements, city directory, public resources and community links.
http://www.lavergne.org/
Comfort Inn Southeast La Vergne
Features online booking of hotel rooms in this La Vergne Comfort Inn, and provides detailed information along with photographs, area attractions and local weather information.
http://www.comfortinn.com/hotel-la_vergne-tennessee-TN454
La Vergne Baseball & Softball Association
Included here are a list of association board members, schedules and standings, re-scheduled games, a practice schedule, picture schedule, tournament seeding rules, photographs, and directions to the fields.
http://www.lavergnebsa.org/
The La Vergne FD is a privately owned, fully-paid department contracted by the City of La Vergne, Tennessee. The department, its chief, and its stations are profiled, and information is given on its training, hazardous materials, and public safety programs.
http://www.lavergnefire.com/
LMS is a public school campus offering educational programs for students in grades six through eight, as well as multi-grade programs, which are outlined on its site. Other resources include a student agenda, parent resources, and school improvement statistics and data.
http://www.lms.rcs.k12.tn.us/
The public school educates children in kindergarten and the first grade at its campus in La Vergne, Tennessee. Resources include teacher web pages, a school calendar, student handbook, supply lists, and online textbooks.
http://www.lps.rcs.k12.tn.us/
The city library hosts a variety of activities for people of all ages, including an interactive story time for babies, toddlers and preschool-aged children, and its resources include a books, audio books, magazines, videos, DVDs, and other collections, which are listed here.
http://www.lavergne.org/library/
The La Vergne Rescue Unit provides search and rescue, hazardous materials response, extrication services, and ambulance stand-by for special events in La Vergne, Tennessee. Its members are introduced, including qualifications and training, as well as the equipment and facilities.
http://lavergnerescue.org/
LaVergne First United Methodist Church
Serves the city of La Vergne by providing worship services, Christian education and other related opportunities. Includes church location and directions, weekly schedule, sermons and resources.
http://www.lavergnefirstumc.org/
Access essential school facts including its academic standards and admissions policy. Includes faculty and staff directory, news/announcements, events calendar, online resources and links.
http://www.lhs.rcs.k12.tn.us/
RNA focuses on saving dogs, cats and other animals destined to be euthanized by county pounds, those which are abused and neglected, and owner surrenders. Its services and policies are detailed, and foster and volunteer applications are available to be downloaded.
http://www.rnapetrescue.com/
