SNAP assistance lapsed on Nov. 1. Food banks and pantries immediately saw a sharp increase in requests for help.

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Over 41 million people rely on SNAP to meet their nutritional needs, but with the ongoing government shutdown, people in East Tennessee are turning to Second Harvest Food ...

With government food aid set to run out on November 1 as the shutdown continues, families have been left wondering where to ...

The city said if your household needs assistance with food, housing, healthcare, transportation or other social services, you're encouraged to call 211.

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Gov. Bill Lee has warned that beginning Nov. 1, Tennessee residents receiving SNAP benefits may experience a lapse due to the ...