by Wesley Bryant | Aug 1, 2022 | Shelbyville, Stories
THE CLASSROOM is like railroad tracks. Hard workers spent years, decades—centuries even—laying the groundwork for the trains to run smoothly from coast to coast. They’re strong. And they last for many years to come, as train after train uses the same beams of steel...
by Guest Writer | Aug 1, 2022 | Shelbyville, Stories
TALK TO Bedford County Schools summer learning coordinator Becky Miller for five minutes and you will understand that summer learning isn’t what it used to be. The State of Tennessee passed an initiative for education that is designed to support students needing extra...
by Jeriah Brumfield | Aug 1, 2022 | Shelbyville, Stories
AS WE commemorate teachers and their dedication to educating our future leaders, we also recognize the teachers who are no longer formally teaching; their legacies continue to mold the community for the better. Retired teacher, advocate, and education enthusiast...
by Guest Writer | Aug 1, 2022 | Shelbyville, Stories
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by Jeriah Brumfield | Aug 1, 2022 | Shelbyville, Stories
JUNE HAS been recognized as Dairy Month since 1939, but on June 1, Bedford County Mayor Chad Graham signed the proclamation to further commemorate dairy farmers all over Middle Tennessee. For some people, this may just be another month, but to farmers all over the...
by Guest Writer | Aug 1, 2022 | Shelbyville, Stories
KABOOM. LIGHTNING struck a tower of speakers for the horse show. The storm was relentless; it had no signs of stopping. The problem was, it knocked out an entire tower of speakers. A baseball game can go on without a public address system (PA system). A football game...
