by Tony Glenn | Aug 20, 2026 | Shelbyville, Sponsored, Stories
When a beloved pet passes away, the grief can feel overwhelming. In those first heavy moments, the logistics of saying goodbye are often the last thing a family wants to face. That is why All Seasons Pet Crematory focuses on bringing gentle, dignified care directly to...
by Amanda E. West | Aug 13, 2026 | Shelbyville, Stories
Saddle up your Tennessee walking horses, slip on your favorite pair of boots, and bring your excitement — and your appetite — to the largest event facility in the state of Tennessee for the 88th annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration (TWHNC). This year,...
by Tony Glenn | Aug 13, 2026 | Shelbyville, Sponsored, Stories
Since its founding in 1961, Victory Baptist Church has served as a spiritual guide for the Shelbyville community. For more than six decades, the congregation has maintained a mission focused on biblical outreach and providing a family-oriented environment for local...
by Wesley Bryant | Aug 13, 2026 | Letter From the Editor, Shelbyville, Stories
The morning’s dew clings to the laces of cleats as the sun begins to peek over the bleachers. You can smell it: the earthy mix of freshly cut turf and the faint, metallic scent of the stadium lights warming up. It’s the rhythmic “thud-thud-thud” of a ball being...
by Amanda E. West | Aug 13, 2026 | Shelbyville, Stories
Shelbyville became the Tennessee Walking Horse Capital of the World because of families like the Dericksons, who championed their success from the very beginning. On Sept. 17, 1886, a black stallion with a streak of white on his left hind foot and a white patch down...
by Amanda E. West | Aug 13, 2026 | Shelbyville, Stories
Six-year-old Greyson Green never leaves the house — or his grandfather’s barn at Jeff Green Stables — without clutching at least one miniature horse in each hand. Horses are practically part of Greyson’s DNA. For five generations on his mother Corey’s side, the Greens...
