November 19, 2025
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Ansley O’Brien Named Bedford County 4-H National Dairy Month Chairman

Nashville, TN– Ansley O’Brien has been named the 2025 National Dairy Month chairman for Bedford County. O’Brien was honored May 30 at the Tennessee National Dairy Month Kickoff Event at […]

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History

(2019 Article ) Historians and History Buffs share Historical Insights at Smyrna History Event

*Old article from 2019 Smyrna, Tenn- The Smyrna History Series kicked off last Saturday morning at the Smyrna Outdoor Adventure Center. Many local historians and history buffs shared their insight […]

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History Politics

J Percy Priest Lake Tennessee’s David vs. Goliath: The Independent Candidate Who Shocked the Political World

J. Percy Priest: The Man Behind Middle Tennessee’s Beloved Lake Stretching 42 miles from Smyrna northwest toward Nashville, J. Percy Priest Lake stands as one of Tennessee’s most popular recreational […]

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1st Amendment/Free Expression Education Leaving a Legacy Politics Schools/Education

TN Democrats didn’t support policy to improve young lives. That won’t stop us | Rep. Gino Bulso

As the Left pushes failed policies, Republicans will continue investing in strong children by placing their educational needs over political priorities. Gino Bulso Guest Columnist In November 2024, Tennessee voters […]

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Crime: Police: Law Enforcement Police

Criminals Meet Their Match in La Vergne’s Operation Safe Streets Sweep

La Vergne, Tenn – In a sweeping show of enforcement muscle, La Vergne Police Chief Christopher Moews (pronounced Mays) has intensified his department’s efforts to drive down crime and dangerous […]

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1st Amendment/Free Expression Inspiration Leaving a Legacy Politics

Reagan’s Republic Vision and the Founders’ Marketplace of Ideas: Why Democracy Required Messy Debate on Independence Day

Liberty’s Enduring Promise: From 1776 to Today By Mike Sparks In the sweltering heat of Philadelphia’s summer of 1776, history pivoted on the words of extraordinary men willing to commit […]

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1st Amendment/Free Expression History Politics

The Founding Fathers’ Recipe for Truth: Why They Wanted You to Question Everything

DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE by Dr. Larry Burris’s 06/30/2025 The 4th of July. A time for fireworks, picnics, hot dogs and ball games. But perhaps also a time for a bit […]

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History Leaving a Legacy Politics

Street Renaming Ceremony to Honor Civil Rights Icon

Memphis, Tenn. (WSMV) – A portion of West Levi Road in Shelby County has been officially renamed the “Rep. Johnnie Turner Highway” in a public ceremony Monday afternoon. The street […]

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Education Life Style Politics Schools/Education

Skipping College for Careers: Why More Young People Are Choosing Purpose Over Prestige—and Why Parents Should Pay Attention

By now, you’ve probably heard the buzz: more and more young people are rethinking the traditional four-year college route—and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. Take Nush Ahmed, for example. […]

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History Leaving a Legacy Politics

Frank Nicely, East Tennessee’s Colorful Farmer-Politician, Dies at 78 After Heart Attack on Farm

Former East Tennessee State Senator Frank Nicely Dies at 78 Frank Nicely, a longtime East Tennessee state legislator known for his agricultural advocacy and colorful personality, died Thursday after suffering […]

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