by Tony Glenn | Jul 10, 2026 | Fayetteville, Sponsored, Stories
Elk Valley Nuts and Candy Company is redefining the art of gifting through an expansive selection of customizable candied nut trays designed to suit any occasion. Based in Fayetteville, the company leverages a catalog of more than 1,400 items to ensure that every gift...
by Tony Glenn | Jul 10, 2026 | Fayetteville, Sponsored, Stories
Motlow State Community College is transforming technical education with new training options in cyber defense, preparing local students to protect digital systems from modern security threats. As technology expands in both public and private spaces, the need for...
by Teresa James | Jul 9, 2026 | Fayetteville, Stories
JACKIE GREENWOOD was born into a family of patriots. Her family heritage includes at least one member who served in every major American conflict, beginning with the Revolutionary War. Her grandfather, Marion Brown, served during World War I, and her...
by Teresa James | Jul 9, 2026 | Fayetteville, Stories
CELEBRATED NOVELIST and playwright Thornton Wilder is credited with saying, “The highest tribute to the dead is not grief but gratitude.” Though historians can’t find these words in Wilder’s writings, the sentiment of the words is no less powerful. Respectfully...
by Teresa James | Jul 9, 2026 | Fayetteville, Stories
FOR ONE day each year, typically the Saturday of the first full week of June, people of all ages can fish without a license in Tennessee’s public waters, state parks, and agency-owned lakes. This year, on June 6, the 24th Annual Lincoln County Free Fishing Day...
by Wesley Bryant | Jul 9, 2026 | Fayetteville, Letter From the Editor, Stories
THE MORNING air in Tennessee can be thick with damp earth and woodsmoke. It is the sound of a heavy porch swing creaking against a quiet house, and the way the mist clings to the ridges of the Great Smokies like a soft, gray wool blanket. In our small towns, you see...
