Four Generations, a ’68 Barracuda, a Raccoon and a Trip Back to 1986
Four Generations, a ’68 Barracuda, a Raccoon and a Trip Back to 1986 As I get older, I find myself becoming more nostalgic and reflecting on days gone by. Maybe […]
Four Generations, a ’68 Barracuda, a Raccoon and a Trip Back to 1986 As I get older, I find myself becoming more nostalgic and reflecting on days gone by. Maybe […]
God Chooses the Overlooked: Why 1 Corinthians 1:27 and the Cemetery School Remind Us That History Matters By Mike Sparks “But God has chosen the foolish things of the world […]
Originally published in CNET.com Publisher’s Note: I’m sure if I took a survey of the most annoying issues Americans face. I received 10 calls from April regarding my loan that […]
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 […]
Originally published in the Tennessee Magazine By Brad Wagner June 1, 2026 Q: Do you have any DIY or low-cost recommendations for keeping my house more comfortable this summer? A: […]
A Tennessee senior’s nightmare should be a warning for all of us There are a few industries where I’ve personally lost trust after being burned: transmission shops, dentists, and heating […]
NASHVILLE — Tennessee lawmakers have approved legislation creating a new statewide authority to oversee tunnel projects, with The Boring Company’s Music City Loop in Nashville as the immediate focus and […]
An $830-a-month car payment. Auto insurance for $280 each month. Thousands more for tire and maintenance repairs. For almost three years, those bills have followed Davine Greene, a nursing student […]
Editor’s Note: Many may not realize that Tennessee is one of the most unhealthy and overweight states in the nation. I didn’t realize how poor our state ranked until I […]
FACEBOOK CAR DEAL TURNS DEADLY AS ANTIOCH BUYER IS GUNNED DOWN