Governor Bill Lee Designates May as Mental Health Awareness Month in Tennessee
Mental Health Awareness Month: Understanding Your Insurance Rights in Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has officially designated May as Mental Health Awareness Month across
Mental Health & Well Being
local government/civic engagement
Politics
Sheriff Candidate Trey Mansfield Shares Vision for Faith, Fatherhood, and Public Safety
Faith, Fatherhood, and Public Safety: Conversations with Mike Sparks In yesterday’s (Sunday 5-3-26) episode of Conversations with Mike Sparks on WGNS, State Representative
Racing
Out of the Shadows: Cherie DeVaux’s Journey from the Backside to the Winner’s Circle
Breaking the Grass Ceiling: Cherie DeVaux and Golden Tempo’s Historic Derby Triumph LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For 152 years, the walk to the Kentucky
1st Amendment/Free Expression
Music
Southern Man vs. Southern Pride: The Song That Sparked a Rock ‘n’ Roll War.
The Legend of the Neil Young vs. Lynyrd Skynyrd Feud Growing up in Middle Tennessee, you definitely had a front-row seat to the
Tennessee Highways and Byways
The Hidden Map: 10,000 Caves, a Rainforest, and Why Tennessee Geography Is More “Insane” Than You Think
Editors Note: I’ve spent a lifetime in Tennessee. I was born and raised here, I’ve served twenty four years in public office, and
Tennessee Highways and Byways
Absurd Geography: 50 Surprising Truths About the Tennessee You Never Knew Existed
The Hidden Geography of the Volunteer State: 50 Surprising Truths NASHVILLE, TN — While Tennessee is world-renowned for its neon-lit Broadway and smoky
History
If These Walls Could Sing: A Journey Through the Nashville Municipal Auditorium
The Echoes of Legends: A Tribute to Nashville Municipal Auditorium My office view from the Cordell Hull Building overlooks more than just a
Tennessee Business
God Wasn’t Casual About Tennessee — And the Geography Proves It
My wife Felicia and I have both lived in Tennessee our entire lives. Raised here, served here, raised a family here. And I
Politics
Upholding the Constitution: SCOTUS Ends Racial Quotas and Clears Path for GOP Redistricting Wins”
Editor’s Note This article reflects the immediate legal and political fallout following the U.S. Supreme Court’s April 29, 2026, decision in Louisiana v.
Leaving a Legacy
Politics
Memphis Mourns: Rep. G.A. Hardaway Dies Hours After General Assembly Tribute
By Mike Sparks Tennessee Mourns the Loss of Representative G.A. Hardaway: A Legacy of “Policy Over Politics” NASHVILLE, TN — Flags across Tennessee