by Amanda E. West | Oct 9, 2025 | Shelbyville, Stories
THE SHELBYVILLE-BEDFORD County Public Library at 220 S. Jefferson St. is topsy-turvy. Staff completed a much-needed reset, replacing the adult book section with the children’s and youth books section. They also moved the history room to the far left corner and moved...
by Amanda E. West | Oct 9, 2025 | Cover, Shelbyville
WHEN WORD reached Clement Cannon that commissioners sought land along the Duck River to establish the county seat of Shelbyville, it is said that he stuffed $1,000 worth of silver into his pockets, mounted his horse, and rode to North Carolina to purchase a large...
by Amanda E. West | Oct 9, 2025 | Feature, Shelbyville
WOOD SMOKE teases your nostrils. Buttery yellow, bright orange, and cranberry leaves rain down from the mature trees overhead. Rays of golden sunlight dance on Thompson Creek, beckoning you to spend the day fishing instead of being squeezed into your school desk,...
by Amanda E. West | Oct 9, 2025 | Shelbyville, Stories
THE CELEBRATION City Car Club began in March 1982 with a group of car enthusiasts, led by Garland King, who wanted to share their passion for classic cars, bring the community together, and contribute to local charities. Their vision remains strong today. From April...
by Amanda E. West | Sep 11, 2025 | Shelbyville, Stories
WE’VE ALL heard, “The sky’s the limit,” but for Clara Grace Sanders, the sky isn’t the limit — it’s home! From a young age, she attended several Girls in Aviation events with her Girl Scout troop, and each visit nurtured her growing fascination with airplanes and...
