Supporting local Tennessee businesses is not only a gesture of goodwill but also an investment in the community’s economic health. These businesses, whether they are cozy cafes in Nashville, artisanalContinueContinue reading “Support Local TN Businesses”
Category Archives: Cumberland County Series
Tennessee Postcard Collection (Cumberland County)
The Tennessee Virtual Archives has released a collection of postcards featuring locations throughout Tennessee. Here are the Cumberland County editions: Cumberland County Courthouse Cumberland Mountain State Park Crab Orchard, TennesseeContinueContinue reading “Tennessee Postcard Collection (Cumberland County)”
10 Tennessee Facts
10 facts about the beautiful state of Tennessee that you may or may not know!
5 Tennesseans Who Left Their Mark on History
It is hard to say what allows someone to “leave their mark” on history. In the great State of Tennessee there have been several. Some you may have not even heard of before.
Support Local Businesses
Local businesses form the backbone of many communities, providing not only goods and services but also helping to shape the local culture and economy. Supporting these enterprises is crucial forContinueContinue reading “Support Local Businesses”
The Third Saturday in October
A knuckle ball goes through the uprights to put Tennessee over Alabama for the first time in 15 years on the Third Saturday in October. The final score is TennesseeContinueContinue reading “The Third Saturday in October”
Uncle Pink Brown
“Fortunately for me, all of my cases were not as discouraging as this Mayland one. I can still remember the pleasure I felt in taking care of Uncle Pink Brown.” -Dr. May Wharton
From Speeches & Rallies to Cookouts and Boat Rides
It took nine years, but we finally got a Monday off. Labor Day began as an activist holiday in 1885. Beginning with Oregon passing the Labor Day law over the years several other states followed suit until on June 28, 1894 Congress passed the act that every first Monday of September is a legal holiday and President Grover Cleveland signed the law.
Hiking, History, and Fall Foliage on the Cumberland Plateau
With the whispers of fall upon us soon tourists will flock to Cumberland County for breathtaking fall views, waterfalls, and popular hiking trails. While we all know and drive past these spots on a daily basis, what many might not know is their history, their value to our town’s humble beginnings.
Retirement & Tourism Paradise in an Unlikely Place: The Golf Capital of Tennessee
Lake Tansi golf course features a landing strip. Renegade’s peak slope was 3,700 feet. The Chamber of Commerce forms in 1968.
The humble beginnings of the “Golf Capital of Tennessee.”