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By Mike Sparks ’You’ve got to find what you love,’ Steve Jobs The late Steve Jobs and co-founder of Apple has been called the Thomas Edison of his time. Jobs 2005 Stanford commencement address in my opinion is one of the most inspiring and emotional speeches ever given…It rises up there with Dr. Martin
Charles Charles & Milky Way Farms: Preserving History While Building the Future Yesterday, I had the opportunity to have lunch with 94-year-old Charles Jones. Jones owns to Milky Way Farm. My office recognized him this week in the Tennessee General Assembly. Jones lights up as he tells the story the Historic Milky Way Farm, a
I recently asked ‘Google “Why was Jesus one of the worlds most effective leaders? Below is what I found. The many articles written about Jesus stated because of His transformational impact on people, His leadership principles, and His lasting legacy. Here are key reasons why He remains a model leader: 1. Servant Leadership The Son
The Importance of Fathers and Mentors in a Young Person’s Life In today’s world, the presence of a strong father figure or mentor can make all the difference in a young person’s life. The book May I Call You Dad by Mark White, with a foreword by Marsha Blackburn, serves as a powerful testament to
The next generation of Tennessee students can achieve their most ambitious dreams when empowered with a substantive education. Gov. Bill Lee knows this and is endorsing the Education Freedom Scholarship Act to ensure that K-12 students reach their full potential, no matter their ZIP code or socioeconomic status. Unless the Tennessee legislature approves Gov. Lee’s initiative, the state
Divine Navigation: Unveiling the Sacred Pathways of God’s Confidential Wisdom By Tennessee Ledger Staff When King David wrote Psalm 25, he wasn’t just writing a poem—he was creating a heartfelt prayer of complete vulnerability before God. This powerful psalm represents more than ancient poetry; it’s a roadmap for spiritual restoration, a beacon of hope for
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Giving public schools across the Volunteer State the choice to post the Ten Commandments is the goal of a Middle Tennessee lawmaker. Critics say the idea crosses the line of religious freedom, but supporters say the Ten Commandments are a founding historical document of our country. News 2 spoke with all sides.
Stewarts Creek High School Band to Perform at Presidential Inauguration SMYRNA, Tenn. — The Stewarts Creek High School Band has been selected to perform at the 60th presidential inauguration, marking the most prestigious invitation in the program’s history. The 160-member band will represent Tennessee on the national stage at President-elect Donald Trump’s inauguration parade on
The Story of Charles Robert Jones: A Life of Purpose In the depths of the Great Depression, on a humble tenant farm in Gainesboro, Tennessee, Charles Robert Jones entered the world on June 21, 1930. His arrival coincided with one of America’s most challenging periods – a time that would shape not only his character
Minnesota’s Educational Excellence: How One State’s 35-Year Commitment to Dual-System Education Became America’s Blueprint for Public School Success Minnesota’s public education system stands as a testament to innovative thinking and adaptable learning environments, earning its reputation as a national leader in educational achievement. The North Star State’s commitment to excellence has created a dynamic ecosystem
