by Tony Glenn | Oct 13, 2026 | Shelbyville, Sponsored, Stories
Communities grow and change, but the core need for trusted, neighborly financial support always remains the same. Heritage South Community Credit Union has worked with local residents, delivering decades of local financial service built entirely on the spirit of...
by Tony Glenn | Oct 13, 2026 | Shelbyville, Sponsored, Stories
Finding simple ways to save money during a busy week can make a huge difference in any household budget. First Commerce Bank continues to make daily financial management easier for community members by offering surcharge-free ATM access and helpful modern banking...
by Wesley Bryant | Oct 8, 2026 | Letter From the Editor, Shelbyville, Stories
The old courthouse square smells of rain-dampened limestone and the sweet, heavy scent of blooming magnolias. There is a specific texture to the past here; it’s in the smooth, worn dip of a marble doorstep and the rough, iron scrolls of a cemetery gate. These are the...
by Amanda E. West | Oct 8, 2026 | Shelbyville, Stories
“You’ve been bad again,” his uncle said. Then he wadded up a few T-shirts and a pair of blue jeans and threw them into a black trash bag. His uncle slammed the door and locked the deadbolt. The boy gripped the icy cold doorknob with both hands, but no...
by Amanda E. West | Oct 8, 2026 | Shelbyville, Stories
Jimmy Simmons has spent nearly half a century helping Bedford County families achieve the American dream. Long before the growth, the subdivisions, and the new businesses, Simmons was selling the land on which they would one day be built. As a realtor, broker,...
by Amanda E. West | Oct 8, 2026 | Shelbyville, Stories
Duck River Electric Membership Corporation (DREMC) celebrated its 90th anniversary Saturday, Aug. 15, at Harris Middle School. A total of 407 cooperative members registered, and an estimated 520 attended, packing the auditorium and spilling into overflow space. The...
