by Guest Writer | Jun 1, 2022 | Franklin County, Stories
HAVE YOU ever given something away and later felt regret settle in? Last summer, I was push-mowing our grass. I thoroughly enjoy breaking a sweat and getting a little exercise while doing yard work. However, I have to admit our lawn was toeing the line of size...
by Tina Neeley | Jun 1, 2022 | Franklin County, Stories
According to nature.org, the Duck River is one of the state’s most scenic waterways and North America’s most biologically diverse freshwater river. It is located entirely within the state of Tennessee and originates in the Barrens on the Highland Rim, flowing through...
by Guest Writer | Jun 1, 2022 | Franklin County, Stories
Right in our own backyard, we have access to one of the most di- verse ecosystems in the world. Henry Horton State Park (HHSP) neighbors the peaceful Duck River and is waiting to be explored. The park, built in the 1960s, has a variety of activities for visitors to...
by Wesley Bryant | Jun 1, 2022 | Franklin County, Stories
TENNESSEE MAY not have sandy shores. We may not have Buckingham Palace sitting in our backyard. Vacation spots all around the world, from Big Ben to the Eiffel Tower, attract tourists from far and wide. Every corner of the Earth is always pulling, offering a place to...
by Kali Bradford | Jun 1, 2022 | Franklin County, Stories
Local industry is helping students further their interests and knowledge of technology with grants and donations recently made from Nissan, Harbor Freights Tools and Southern Tennessee Rural Health System. Nissan North America donated a new Fanuc robot. The grant was...
by Kali Bradford | Jun 1, 2022 | Franklin County, Stories
HELPING TO increase student in- terest in the growing field of Sci- ence, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM), Huntland Schools was recently awarded a grant from the Tennessee Val- ley Authority (TVA), in partnership with Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc. (BVI), a...
