There are places that shape you before you’re old enough to know they’re shaping you. Franklin Road Baptist Church is one of those places for me. I grew up Catholic […]
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 […]
La Vergne Celebrates America 250 with Flag-Raising Ceremony and Liberty Lap Color Walk LA VERGNE, Tenn. — Community members gathered on Saturday, June 13, 2026, for the La Vergne America […]
A Champion for Open Government: Tennessee Loses a Giant in Frank Gibson Publisher’s Note As I write this, my wife and I are watching our grandbabies Grace and Henry. I’m […]
Most Tennesseans never heard about this bill. But they should have. In January 2021, just days after the events at the United States Capitol in Washington D.C., Memphis Democratic Representative […]
Why Compassion Is Harder Than Revenge: A Powerful TEDx Talk by Dave Weill In a moving and deeply personal TEDxMurfreesboro talk titled “Why Compassion Is Harder Than Revenge,” Dave Weill […]
They Silenced a Good Man — And the Media Let Them By Mike Sparks On April 8, 2020, while most of America was locked down and distracted by a pandemic, […]
This article originally published in the Forward.com, (A Jewish, Independent nonprofit) Rep. Steve Cohen is the first Jew to represent Tennessee in Congress. Steve Cohen is the Democratic U.S. Representative […]
The Legend of the Neil Young vs. Lynyrd Skynyrd Feud Growing up in Middle Tennessee, you definitely had a front-row seat to the legend of Skynyrd. In this neck of […]
Celebrating Excellence: Forrest Sanders Honored by MTSU A big congratulations to Forrest Sanders, a standout reporter with WTVF, on receiving a well-deserved Hall of Fame honor from Middle Tennessee State […]