by Paige Cushman | Nov 11, 2023 | Stories
BEFORE THERE was food stamps and welfare, there were poor farms. People with mental and physical disabilities, those without financial or familial support, or those who were unable to work stayed on publicly owned properties. They maintained them as they would...
by Paige Cushman | Aug 12, 2023 | Stories
WHEN HILARY Hardin taught middle school English, students weren’t always happy to see her. Now, as the librarian for South Lincoln School, she’s their superhero, or at least a smiling face during a difficult school day. “It’s like the paparazzi when I’m walking...
by Paige Cushman | Aug 12, 2023 | Stories
IT COULD be the speedy service. It could be the family name or the devotion to God and country. Whatever it is, it’s working for Stovall’s Body Shop and Wrecker Service. The Fayetteville staple has been around for 55 years, bringing in decades of repeat customers,...
by Paige Cushman | Aug 12, 2023 | Stories
AS THE sun rises over Tennessee baseball diamonds, golf courses, and public school parking lots, parents like Tana Adams make sure uniforms are freshly washed, the fridge is stocked, and the calendar is filled out. Adams is more than a spectator at her twin sons’...
by Paige Cushman | Aug 12, 2023 | Feature
FROM INSPIRATIONAL NBA athletes and talented teammates to dedicated family members and compassionate coaches, former Riverside Christian basketball player Will Eldridge had a slam-dunk support system. His dad and two older brothers were athletes, so he started...
