Lincoln Bedford Moore Farmers Co-op: Ready for spring
As the frost thaws and redbuds bloom across Lincoln County, the energy at the Lincoln Bedford Moore Farmers Co-op in Fayetteville shifts into high gear. Spring in Middle Tennessee is the most...
Hazel Green Chiropractic: Dr. John Boyle
Dr. John Boyle, known by patients as "Doc," brings more than 20 years of clinical expertise to the Hazel Green community. Since graduating from Life University in 2000, his career has been defined...
Letter From the Editor
A STUDENT IN our community today will walk the halls of Congress with a pinned American flag on their chest. A student in our community today will pray their knees still hold when their nerves get...
Lydia Marshall: Inspiring students through theater
WHEN LYDIA Marshall talks about her theater students at Lincoln County High School, she often calls them her “kids” — a habit she jokes she now has to clarify as she prepares to welcome her first...
Velva Walker: Put on a happy face
LIKE MANY small towns, Flintville offers rustic charm and a strong sense of community for those seeking a slower pace of life. But this small town has one attribute that other small towns don’t...
Lincoln Health: Raising rural heroes
A TENNESSEE COLLEGE of Applied Technology (TCAT) nursing student shadows a Lincoln Medical Center nurse, staying full shifts to assist where needed and observe every aspect of the job. One Lincoln...
FPU: Investing in the next generation
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Briana Mann: Be it ever so humble
SOMEWHERE OVER the rainbow in the southwestern part of Lincoln County is a place teacher Briana Mann describes as “a world of unicorns and rainbows,” at least compared to many other places that make...
Tom Deal: Teaching every grade, every day
TOM DEAL began our conversation by talking about his daughter. For years, their family has navigated the long, uncertain road of spinal cord tumors together. They have endured surgeries, setbacks,...
Brandi Thompson: Preparing students for real-world medicine
THE WAY Brandi Thompson talks is precise — sharp, detailed, and without fluff. Even while describing a busy life with three children, one of whom had just participated in a Martin Luther King Jr....
The Fabulous Fifties Show: A musical memory lane
THE FABULOUS Fifties Show celebrated 39 years of entertainment this March, once again bringing together singers and performers for an exciting production that combines theatrical pizazz with...
Powerhouse Plumbing Pros: Spring maintenance tips
As temperatures rise across the region, Powerhouse Plumbing Pros is helping homeowners transition into spring by emphasizing the importance of preventative maintenance. The local plumbers, known for...
J&J Pest Control: Honest value
J&J Pest Control is redefining property maintenance by prioritizing essential, high-quality service over expensive, unnecessary add-ons. Founded by Jason and Jennie Keith on the principle that...
Small & Small Oil: 79 years of dependable energy
Oftentimes, customer service is sacrificed for efficiency. However, at Small & Small Oil Company in Fayetteville, the philosophy is exactly the opposite. Family-owned and operated since 1947,...
Elk River Chiropractic: Healing hands
Hand and wrist pain are significant barriers to the daily lives of those affected by this nagging discomfort. Conditions such as carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive strain injury often leave...
Southern Sun Tanning & Wellness: Redefining radiance with state-of-the-art care
Southern Sun Tanning & Wellness is redefining the local glow, providing a comprehensive suite of premium services designed to boost client confidence through state-of-the-art technology and...
Small & Small Oil Company: 80 Years in Fayetteville
Since 1947, Small & Small Oil Company has served the Fayetteville community, building a legacy that now spans nearly 80 years. This family-owned and operated enterprise has spent decades...
Dr. John Boyle: Wellness beyond pain relief
At Hazel Green Chiropractic, the ultimate goal of treatment is to provide immediate relief and empower patients to achieve lifelong wellness. Under the leadership of Dr. John Boyle, the clinic...
Powerhouse Plumbing Pros: Restoring flow without the fuss
A malfunctioning sewer line is a direct threat to a family’s comfort and health. For one Fayetteville business, the realization didn't come from a visible leak, but from a sluggish drain. Realizing...
Lynn Moore: Finding purpose in every season
ON MOST Sunday mornings in Fayetteville, you can spot Lynn Moore long before you hear the church bells. He walks purposefully and unhurried down long-trodden sidewalks toward Washington Street...
Bill Heath: Investing in Lincoln County kids
NO MATTER the time of year, children in Lincoln County can always benefit from extra support, such as places that encourage them, opportunities for growth, and adults who believe in their potential....
Sarah Reynolds: Empowering children through clothing
A CHILD’S CONFIDENCE can begin with something as simple as clothing. Shoes that fit, a warm coat, or a shirt they feel proud of can shape how they walk into a classroom and how they see themselves....
Darrell Haney: Help that doesn’t wait
DISASTER RELIEF rarely begins with a plan. More often, it starts with a phone call, a half-packed truck, and the question no one ever asks until it’s too late: What do people need right now? In...
Alicia Marberry: Kids Hunting for a Cure shines
EACH OCTOBER, as the fall season gets many excited about cooler days and turning leaves, it’s also time for a long-held and beloved tradition to take place at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds. For one...
Chocolate Walk: A sweet stroll through downtown
ON A cool February evening, when winter still lingers, but Valentine’s season has Fayetteville feeling a little softer around the edges, downtown begins to glow. Shop windows are lit, doors are...
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