by Wesley Bryant | Jan 13, 2023 | Stories, Tullahoma
Imagine life is a car, and our goal is to make it from one side of the country to the other. The only way to do that is by having a full tank of gas. What is the gas in our lives, as humans, that makes us go? How does the car move further along the path? I believe...
by Wesley Bryant | Jan 1, 2023 | Stories, Tullahoma
I am in the middle of my third decade of life, and within the last two years, I’ve discovered something I always ignored: music from the midcentury. Life does not seem to be slowing down. Our schedules are more packed than ever before, and we’re still somehow adding...
by Wesley Bryant | Jan 1, 2023 | Feature, Tullahoma
Legal services Corporation, a nonprofit organization established by the United States Congress, published in 2022 that “low-income Americans do not get any or enough legal help for 92% of their substantial civil legal problems.” They went on to say that “Three in four...
by Wesley Bryant | Jan 1, 2023 | Stories, Tullahoma
The year was 1977, and the decision had been made that the best option for Tullahoma’s first school, South Jackson School, was to destroy it. In their defense, it was falling apart, and although it was deteriorating and eroding, breaking the building down brick by...
by Wesley Bryant | Jan 1, 2023 | Stories, Tullahoma
On January 31, 1865, the United States Congress passed an amendment to the Constitution. It would be the 13th change or addition to the Constitution up to that point in history, and its goal was to end slavery in every state of the union. Just over 11 months later, on...
