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...
by Tony Glenn | Aug 12, 2026 | Shelbyville, Sponsored, Stories
Finding a financial institution that treats people like family instead of numbers can feel nearly impossible. Traditional banks often turn away hardworking folks who hit a bump in the road. Heritage South Community Credit Union is changing that story across Middle...
by Tony Glenn | Jul 26, 2026 | Shelbyville, Sponsored, Stories
As the long, warm days of summer begin to wind down, families everywhere are starting to think about the upcoming school year. For parents and students alike, finding the right clothing can be a challenge. Fortunately, J. Jordan Boutique on the Shelbyville Square...
