The article originally published in the TriStarDaily.com Mt. Juliet police have moved quickly to deal with political sign destruction the last few days. An investigation is continuing as other suspects […]
By Mike Sparks June is a fitting time to talk about fatherhood. Father’s Day began in 1910 when Sonora Smart Dodd of Spokane, Washington, proposed a day to honor fathers […]
This story was first published in the WTVF.com Channel 5 news site. Celebrating Bicentennial Mall’s 30th Historians and Architects tell how the concept for Tennessee’s Bicentennial Mall was born, […]
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Ewing Family Cemetery at Ellington Agricultural Center By Mike Sparks A friend of mine with the Department of Agriculture invited me to stop by Ellington […]
Italian Sophistication Meets Southern Hospitality: Macca Villa at Riverside By Mike Sparks Home Worth Preserving: Riverside and a Movement to Preserve Walter Hill’s History Drive north out of Murfreesboro along […]
Advancing God’s Kingdom: The Tennessee Christian Chamber of Commerce Connects Faith and Business An 18–year legacy of integrating biblical principles into the Tennessee marketplace In a world where business and […]
There are places that shape you before you’re old enough to know they’re shaping you. Well… Franklin Road Baptist Church is one of those places for me. I grew up […]
Building a Financially Stronger Tennessee One Family at a Time I’ve carried a lesson from my childhood into every committee room in Nashville: the money lessons you learn around the […]
By Mike Sparks I grew up around cars. My dad was a World War II veteran who joined the Army Air Corps and flew missions over Nazi Germany aboard B-17 […]
On May 16, 1777, British-born Georgia Patriot and signer of the Declaration of Independence Button Gwinnett receives a bullet wound in a duel with his political rival, Georgia city Whig […]