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Originally published in Greg Segroves Blogspot Most everyone has heard of the notorious outlaws Jesse and Frank James, however; did you know that they lived in Nashville from 1875 until […]
Editor’s Note: During my 58 years—well, 59 years come January 11th—I’ve seen a lot, learned a lot, and watched this community grow. Many would say we’re growing too fast. I […]
*Originally Published in ASK website By Kimmy Fitch Fascinating Facts About the Popular Western Series Gunsmoke Photo Courtesy: Michael Ochs Archives / Stringer/Getty Images Gunsmoke was one of the most […]
Editor’s Note: The other day at the Exxon station across from Nissan, I caught myself staring and reminiscing at the plant where I worked for eight years. Standing there with […]
At 11:27 on the morning of December 21st, 1943, First Lieutenant Leon Crane sat in the right seat of a B-24 Liberator and tried to pretend the frost crawling across […]
Japan’s Quiet Powerhouse: 200 Companies Fueling Tennessee Jobs and Growth – A Story Worth Telling in a Documentary from Smyrna’s Roots. The stories we read, watch, and hear often leave […]
Montgomery Bell State Park: Where History, Legend, and Natural Beauty Converge Nestled in the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee, just 35 miles west of Nashville, Montgomery Bell State Park stands […]
Originally published in GoNashvilleTours.com Top 5 Creepiest Tunnels Beneath Nashville Underground and unexplained. These tunnels have stories to tell. Beneath the honky tonks and hot chicken lies a side of […]
By Mike Sparks Who Remembers the 101st Airbourne Restaurant? If my memory of correct I only visited there twice. It was no doubt one of the place to be in […]
From Depression-Era Roots to Historic Preservation: The Remarkable Journey of Charles Robert Jones Editors’ Note: It was a pleasure having Mr. Charles Jones as our guest on WGNS Radio Conversations […]
