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What do you guys think about Santa's Village being canceled?
The 36th Annual Santa’s Village in Martin has been canceled. With UT Martin canceling all activities in the Ned McWherter Ag Pavilion, officials from UT Martin and the City of Martin met and …
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We are proud to offer our one-of-a-kind downtown coffeehouse for private events. Our space offers a variety of seating options and can accommodate for up to 60 people. Whether you’re hosting a birthday party, reunion, wedding shower, or graduation celebration, our shop offers a unique space with a memorable atmosphere ready to meet your needs— we even include a trained barista to run the coffee bar for y’all! Come see why our 100-year-old building is the perfect venue for you and your guests!
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Martin's is open from 7:30am - 5:00pm today!
Martin's Coffee and Bakery was featured as 1 of the top 6 coffee and brunch shops in Tennessee by the department of tourism!
Visit Martin, Tennessee's very own downtown coffeehouse :)
Martin's Coffee and Bakery has their coffee cult shirts back in stock! If you don't know the meaning behind this shirt it's a long one.
All of the black and white coffee cult shirts are now in stock!
Thank you for your support, here is your refill of kool-aid ;)
Thinking about toat bags for our coffee cult members, what do you guys think?
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We will miss you Tennessee Soybean Festival!
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Good Morning from your local downtown coffee shop!
Come in and enjoy a fresh-baked breakfast and the best coffee east of the Mississippi!! Our GMM office is in the top part of Martin's - Coffee & Bakery :)
This is great news!
Weakley County is receiving $400,000 dollars in federal CARES Act recovery assistance funding to support redevelopment and revitalization in the county. We are in the process of getting a detailed list of how the $400,000 is going to be spent in Weakley County.
Weakley County is receiving $400,000 dollars in federal CARES Act recovery assistance funding to support redevelopment and revitalization in the county. Congressman David Kustoff announced the fund…
There is a new mask mandate in Weakley County. What are your thoughts on the new mandate? We are waiting to hear back from the Mayor of Martin to see if there will be fines for not wearing masks?
What are your thoughts on police giving out tickets for not wearing masks?
What do you guys think about this new mask mandate?
Beginning at midnight tonight, Weakley County will be under a mask or face covering mandate due to an increase of COVID-19 cases. Weakley County Mayor Jake Bynum says over the past 10 days, there h…
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Did you participate in the #731day mural hunt? We loved seeing everyone enjoy the murals around downtown to find @lemonlushie’s new mural. Did you miss the hunt? Good news- you can still complete it today! Details in our story highlight on our profile or ourjacksonhome.com/mural-hunt. #731day #731day2020 @ Jackson, Tennessee
What do you guys think about this new mask video?
Face it. Masks fight the spread of COVID-19.
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Stop by your local downtown coffeehouse to pick up a bag of coffee that supports The Charger Foundation!
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Amazing mural coming to historic Jackson, TN! It’s amazing to see Jackson Tennessee start a mural initiative!
Shout out to Southwest Tennessee development district for donating their wall!
Shout out Voya Financial group for funding the project!
The city of Martin and the historic board should take note of this.
Tune in to Tea with John where we talk about the interworkings of the city and how we can make real change, also we talk about tea.
In this episode, we fully go over the recent article written in the Weakley County Press. We walk through the article breaking it down and asking some easy questions. We also cover why the city has yet to release public records and talk about some of my favorite tea to drink!
Breaking news! Martin’s coffee and bakery has just issued an apology to the local paper and the historic zoning board that they claimed to be bias!
Let us know what you think about this turn of events in the comments below!
“Guys, we want to apologize.
This is not easy for us to admit but we were just sent proof that the splash pad located in Historic Martin has indeed been historic all of this time. A lot of the bias and corruption that we highlight centers around the double standards that the city and the local paper have. With new proof that was just sent to us, we simply don't have any grounds to stand on. I want to thank everyone for your support but we have been proven wrong. It was right for the city to ban our string lights even though another business still has them up in downtown. It was just and fair for the board to ban the pro-bono mural that celebrates the Centennial of women's suffrage.
I am glad the city won the battle of keeping all of the buildings in the same historic architectural style with the building of the new library.”
Here are a few quick questions that the Weakley County Press is not answering about the article they have written.
1. How is a business (la Cabana) approved by the board to have a balcony when business "looking to be unique, they should not locate a business in a historically zoned area”. No other businesses have balconies.
2. Would you consider the fact a new multi-million dollar library is unique to the architecture of the historic downtown?
3. I own the business you are talking about, why did you not list our names or the name of our business?
4. Why was it not mentioned that the mural was a pro-bono mural that celebrates the centennial of women's suffrage?
5. The subcommittee was formed by the person that claims of bias were made against. Other members that also were claimed to be bias and conflicts of interest served on the board. Why was that not disclosed?
6. There is a month of missing zoom meetings (May 23, 2020 to July 5, 2020.) that are being withheld from the public. Is there a reason why the local paper is not covering or demanding it? Governor Bill Lee’s executive order No. 51 extended Orders No. 16 and 34 regarding Tennessee’s Open Meetings Act. It requires local governments and their committees and commissions that their meetings may be held electronically via teleconference March through July due to COVID and social distancing. Minutes and recordings must be posted within two days following the meetings. You can google Governor’s Executive Order No.
7. The Opera House still has its string lights on the side and back of their building. These are the same lights that Martin's - Coffee & Bakery was forced to take down. Why is this not covered?
Murals Discussions Prompt MHZC Action
The Martin Historic Zoning Commission has adopted guidelines in relation to the use of murals on downtown businesses within the historic district of the city.
The district, which includes businesses along South Lindell Street and Broadway Street in downtown Martin, is governed by guidelines adopted and enforced by the MHZC.
Classified as a Certified Local Government through the Tennessee Historical Commission, the district maintains eligibility for downtown improvements, such as sidewalk lighting, signage and other features throughout the historic district.
The MHZC is made up of individuals who are appointed by the City of Martin Board of Aldermen in a volunteer capacity and do not receive compensation for serving on the commission.
Created in 1986, the MHZC now consists of a handful of local downtown business owners or managers, one Martin alderman and community members holding degrees in the field of history.
Recently, the commission was tasked with determining if murals were allowable within the area zoned as the Martin Historic Business District. Recently, downtown business owners requested the commission grant the couple approval for a mural to be painted on the backside of their building.
Read entire story in the July 14 edition of the Weakley County Press or online at www.nwtntoday.com.
http://www.nwtntoday.com/2020/07/15/murals-discussions-prompt-mhzc-action/
Governor Bill Lee’s executive order No. 51 extended Orders No. 16 and 34 regarding Tennessee’s Open Meetings Act. It requires local governments and their committees and commissions that their meetings may be held electronically via teleconference March through July due to COVID and social distancing. Minutes and recordings must be posted within two days following the meetings.
We are requesting all zoom meetings and minutes being withheld from the public from May 23, 2020 to July 5, 2020 to be released from the City of Martin.
Martin Business Association Gov. Bill Lee Weakley County Press Jake Bynum - Weakley County Mayor Historic Martin
A dispute between a local business and the Martin Historic Zoning Commission raises a question about the First Amendment as the business wants to honor the Nineteenth Amendment.
Martin's - Coffee & Bakery
A dispute between the Martin Historic Zone Commission, a local business owner in the zone and a non-profit foundation intended to honor the history of women’s suffrage has garnered attention in Weakley County.
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We were able to obtain this document. All of the information is slowly being released to the public on the new ban on murals in historic downtown.
July 1, 2020
Taking all things into consideration a motion was made by Mr. Alexander Bynum to recommend to the MHZC that murals should not be approved for the Martin Historic Business District. Mrs. Sharon Maloan seconded the motion. The motion was unanimously approved by Chairman Pace, Mrs. Nassar, Mr. Scott Taylor, and Mrs. Anita Bell.
Below are the recommended by guidelines as written by City Attorney, Kirk Moore and Mr. Thompson:
MURALS
Notwithstanding anything to the contrary in these Design Review and Guidelines, it is the policy of the Martin Historic Zoning Commission to not approve murals. Murals have not historically been a part of the Martin Historic District. Without historic precedence, the introduction of murals to the District would not serve the purposes of the District nor the Guidelines, including to: preserve the historic, architectural, and aesthetic value, character, and significance of the District; help ensure that changes in the District will be in keeping with its unique historic, architectural, and aesthetic value, character, and significance; to prevent changes that could be detrimental to the District’s historic, architectural, and aesthetic value, character, and significance; and to protect the District’s unique historic, architectural, and aesthetic value, character, significance, integrity, and compatibility as a whole and the buildings within it. As such, murals are not appropriate in the Martin Historic District.
GHOST SIGNS
“Ghost Signs” are faded remnants of advertising that was historically painted on masonry.
• While it may tempting to touch or overpaint such signs to renew their appearance, this
Creates a false sense of history and diminishes the integrity of the commercial district.
• Such signs through Martin’s historic business district are to be retained in place and
allowed to age as part of the authentic patina of the area in which they are located.
• This guideline shall not, however, preclude building maintenance that may involve
masonry restoration. All such work shall be reviewed by the MHZC prior to undertaking.
• Overpainting, removing, or otherwise diminishing the visibility of currently visible “ghost
signs” shall be avoided.
Respectfully presented by Mr. Brad Thompson on behalf of Subcommittee Chairman
Warner Pace and the Subcommittee Members: Mrs. Anita Allen Bell, Mrs. Sharon Maloan, Mrs. Tracy Nassar, Mr. Alexander Bynum, Mr. Scott Taylor
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We are so proud of this! Coming in the next 14 days we will launch the official Charger Foundation roast! All proceeds of this coffee will go to the Charger Foundation! I cannot wait for you guys to try this roast!!
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What do you guys think of the response by UT Martin Student Affairs to the viral racial video?
Why does freedom of speech mean to you and what does it protect?
"Freedom of speech protects all of us as we express our opinions, both those socially acceptable and those that are not. Having said that, I also acknowledge that there are consequences for every action taken. The words stated in the video struck to the heart of all of us on campus, especially those of our Black students, faculty, staff, alumni and friends."
Read the rest of the story in the link below!
https://www.utm.edu/news/2020/07/08/student-affairs-response-to-racial-video/?fbclid=IwAR2gBLvRLAFdzK8pbp7a0DPzTuKChQdEiaknDKSDMYhoKDudkHjcFoBgD0k
The following is a statement provided by Dr. Andy Lewter, UT Martin vice chancellor for Student Affairs. I want to provide an update on our investigation into the racially-charged video that was distributed broadly across social media last week. The video is appalling. It illustrates that we have mi...
We are extremely disappointed in the city and the historic board tonight.
Not only did they ban the pro bono mural that celebrates the centennial of women’s suffrage in Tennessee they also banned all murals from coming to historic Martin.
Due to COVID-19 we simply do not have the resources to pay the $50 a day fine nor the court cost that it would take to fight the non-elected boards decision. We do not have the resources the city has from using taxpayer dollars to fight legal battles that infringe on private property owners.
We are trying to move on in a positive way but the fact that all future murals are banned by this unelected board is shocking. This a major step back for Martin.
The city has tax money to fight these battles we are simply outnumbered and outgunned.
It’s hard to be positive and pragmatic about this situation. The constant changing of rules and the addition of rules that restrict development on our business and downtown is tiring.
Nevertheless, we cannot dwell on this anymore.
We have supported the modernization of our historic downtown. We have supported the tearing down of the REED center and police station to build a new 21st center library in the historic downtown. We love the New Orleans style balcony that La Cabaña has that is not historic. We support the updated lamp posts and the list goes on and on. We do not understand how paint on wall is any more non historic than the massive construction across the street from us. I am so disappointed in our leaders that elected the board, all of the board members themselves and the people who stand for holding Martin back. I am tired of all of the back door deals and corruption, open bias and favoritism. It’s disgusting and it’s hard to stomach it.
We are extremely disappointed in the city and the historic board tonight.
Not only did they ban the pro bono mural that celebrates the centennial of women’s suffrage in Tennessee they also banned all murals from coming to historic Martin.
Due to COVID-19 we simply do not have the resources to pay the $50 a day fine nor the court cost that it would take to fight the non-elected boards decision. We do not have the resources the city has from using taxpayer dollars to fight legal battles that infringe on private property owners.
We are trying to move on in a positive way but the fact that all future murals are banned by this unelected board is shocking. This a major step back for Martin.
The city has tax money to fight these battles we are simply outnumbered and outgunned.
It’s hard to be positive and pragmatic about this situation. The constant changing of rules and the addition of rules that restrict development on our business and downtown is tiring.
Nevertheless, we cannot dwell on this anymore.
We have supported the modernization of our historic downtown. We have supported the tearing down of the REED center and police station to build a new 21st center library in the historic downtown. We love the New Orleans style balcony that La Cabaña has that is not historic. We support the updated lamp posts and the list goes on and on. We do not understand how paint on wall is any more non historic than the massive construction across the street from us. I am so disappointed in our leaders that elected the board, all of the board members themselves and the people who stand for holding Martin back. I am tired of all of the back door deals and corruption, open bias and favoritism. It’s disgusting and it’s hard to stomach it.
Martin Business Association Weakley County Press City of Martin Randy Brundige
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Martin, TN
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Tune in to Tea with John where we talk about the interworkings of the city and how we can make real change, also we talk about tea. In this episode, we fully go over the recent article written in the Weakley County Press. We walk through the article breaking it down and asking some easy questions. We also cover why the city has yet to release public records and talk about some of my favorite tea to drink!
Episode 4 of the Good Morning Martin show is a big one! Here is the rundown: :25 The Martin Area Farmers Market is now open! 1:25 Project 731 T-shirts and mission 2:40 Local business Highlight Higher Ground Coffee Co. - Martin 5:50 Local business Highlight Life Is What You Bake It 9:09 Division in Tennessee 12:32 Protest and COVID-19 17:25 In the inability to agree to disagree 19:21 New Unemployment numbers 20:57 The effects of tribalism
In this episode, we talk to Kristin Luna about the importance of public art, how our shop was selected for a pro-bono mural and the background on her non-profit Walls for Women. We also highlight two new businesses in Martin! :37 North Lindell Interiors 1:08 The Angry Axe- Martin, TN 2:33 Walls for Women 3:06 A cute little message for you guys 4:16 What is Walls for Women 7:14 What is creative placemaking 9:57 How Walls for Women choose their artist 12:02 How big is Walls for Women 15:15 How was Martin's - Coffee & Bakery chosen for a pro-bono mural 19:53 The importance of public art 26:17 Private property and the freedom to install public art 32:24 How to learn more about Walls for Women Shop: www.ShopGoodMorningMartin.com Produced by: Fernweh Fox Extra links with all kinds of great info! https://www.dma-events.com/ http://wallsforwomen.com/ https://www.arts.gov/artistic-fields/creative-placemaking https://www.nashvillescene.com/arts-culture/article/21135940/to-mayor-cooper-dont-cut-grant-funding-to-metro-arts-commission Help us get the good news out! Martin Business Association Historic Martin City of Martin Weakley County Press Project 731
We are excited to start advertising on Good Morning Martin! We made a deal with Martin's - Coffee & Bakery to have unlimited coffee for one of our featured spots on Martin's First Morning Show! Good Morning Martin's first 2 episodes have reached over 25,000 people across all of our platforms! Pretty exciting stuff! Enjoy the ad! Good Morning Martin Proudly produced by: Fernweh Fox
They building this library fast! Come get double caramel macchiato at Martin’s and watch all of the progress!
Good Morning Martin Episode 2 :26 Martin has a new pizza place! Pizza Di Roma & Pasta 1:46 Some of the background on the pro-bono mural that is coming to Martin, Tennessee that celebrates the Centennial of women's suffrage. 4:09 Interview with Dr. Nick Dunagan about the New Martin Public Library for C E Weldon Public Library
Welcome to the first episode of the Good Morning Martin morning show! Time Stamps: :13 Intro to what Good Morning Martin is and why it was created 3:28 what is the City of Martin doing to adapt to COVID-19 4:56 Martin's Mayor speaks about declaring a state of emergency for Martin 6:03 The cancelation of the Tennessee Soybean Festival and what that means for community members and businesses 8:16 can local businesses survive COVID-19 with the restrictions suggested by Bill Lee 12:14 Are we allowed to disagree with one another? How can our community move forward? 15:05 Good Morning Martin shirts and mugs ! www.GoodMorningMartin.com www.ShopGoodMorningMartin.com
They are moving fast!
Here is the full 2-hour meeting of the May 19th Martin Historic Zoning Commission meeting that we were finally able to release. Here are some timestamps of key points. 39:29 The board opens the discussion on the 8 different types of lights I have presented in my COA. for our shop. 55:13 The pro-bono mural that our shop was granted by Walls for Women is brought up for discussion. 101 I am given permission to present the mural 1:04:09 Brad whispers "I want you to mute John". 1:04:48 Lynette asks us to give away the mural that was granted to us 1.21 Lynette tries to shut down Scott from speaking 120 Murals are not signs discussion 1:21:50 Lynette trying to not let Scott speak 124 Scott finally gets to speaks about Walls for Women 1:31:10 Lynette tries for the second time to take away the pro-bono mural that we were gifted. 1:35 Lynette tried for a 3rd time to take away the pro-bono mural for our shop. Courtney and I are working on a film where we take part the meeting and respond to it so it's easier to watch. We just wanted to get this out there for now.
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If you are stuck at home and want something to do, check out this how-to film on brewing with a V60! We have been working on a number of educational films for Martin's - Coffee & Bakery. We have cut this film for IGTV check out the other versions on our website! We are your full-service marketing agency! www.FernwehFox.com
Quick update: Help us get the word out by sharing this video! We are adding bulk supplies and serves to our kitchen starting Monday. We are working with our network of suppliers to offer more bulk items! Comment what you are not able to get in stores and we will see if we can accommodate.  Consider shopping for your baked goods and soups at our local shop over a chain. We are ready to bake any croissants, muffins, or cinnamon rolls you need in bulk. We're also offering soup by the quart--- just reheat as needed. Give us a call 24 hrs before, and we will bring it out to you at the curb. Let us be your custom bulk grocer! We see your needs, and we're here to help. We are hoping to add eggs and milk to be able to be purchased soon. Please consider us for these items and support local businesses! We are open from 8:00am to 5:00pm today! (731) 281-4028
Local Tennessee coffee shop owner opens up about the effect of COVID-19 and a plan to help other local businesses. Tennessee Action for Hospitality
We have had a good time working with Fernweh Fox and Don with making some funny films about what is happening around our shop being rescrited from keeping our lights. We are still working very hard to keep them but while we are waiting to see what the board does we thought it would be nice to have some fun so things don't feel so intense. What Don thinks about this whole light thing. Keep it Lit Martin! Martin's - Coffee & Bakery
The best way to make a french press! Check this film out if you have a french press! If you don't want to go to all of the work stop by Martin's - Coffee & Bakery and they will hook you up! Shout out to Fernweh Fox for producing this film!
A message from John Sellers that was posted on Martin's - Coffee & Bakery page. "I just want to say thank you for all of the support in dealing with the Historic Zoning Commission demanding we remove our lights. One of our amazing customers has started a petition that now has over 500 signatures. We did not start this petition and were hesitant on sharing it with our page. I don't want any negativity on this. I felt like posting a link to this petition is respecting all of the comments and personal messages we have gotten over the past few days. I will take the petition with all of the signatures to the next meeting and hopefully, it will convince the board to allow us to keep the lights. No matter what happens, we will still be here serving coffee and lunch. Our motive is to support our community, it's the reason we have bought 2 buildings in Martin, it's the reason we stay open later it's the reason we try so hard to be the best we can be for Martin." https://www.change.org/p/lynette-calhoun-wagster-allow-martin-coffeehouse-to-keep-their-lights-66323055-d87c-476e-a819-9d4460166ef9?recruiter=812827456&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=copylink&utm_campaign=share_petition&utm_term=share_petition&fbclid=IwAR1g53jeNYxIiVRjDlFqTnEI8m9W3j-R2Fq_Ad0VYixeXccx63H-ZaFcT5A
Fernweh Fox is working with a number of local businesses in Martin to bring updates about what is new with their businesses to facebook and video marketing. We are excited to share a update about Martin's - Coffee & Bakery. If you are interested in being a part of a set of marketing films for local Martin businesses you can message our page!
Happy Thanksgiving From Don Martin Coffeehouse
Days like this we are so thankful to be located in the top part of Martin Coffeehouse. What is your favorite thing to do when it rains in Martin, Teneessee!
Destruction of the Reed Center!
Martin Coffeehouse and Lindell Street Bakery are giving away another $100 cash! Soybean is here and we are so excited! Like, share and comment to be entered to win! We have the best cupcakes around! Lindell Street Bakery Martin Coffeehouse
Martin, Small business highlight! Fox Weddings is located on the second floor of Martin Coffeehouse. They are giveing away a free $400 engagment session! Check out their work if you love weddings! Win a free $400 Engagement session with Fox Weddings! Like, share, and comment on this post to be entered to win. For a better chance to win tag someone who is engaged! Fox Weddings www.FoxWeddings.com
It's Soybean Festival time! Fernweh Fox made this film for Martin Coffeehouse! Message our page and we can connect you if you are interested in getting any promotional work done! So excited for Soybean! Martin Coffeehouse Tennessee Soybean Festival Tennessean Tennessee Vacation
Martin has already built a library by drinking Martin Coffeehouse coffee! Thank you for making a global impact in a local way! With every purchase you make at Martin Coffeehouse we donate a portion to literacy projects in Kenya and Nepal! Learn more about our cause at www.MartinCoffeehouse.com
What business should we have on the podcast next? Comment below!! In this episode of Act Natural, John and Courtney update listeners on things to come in the month of August. From new merch, to new drinks, August is full of change. John discusses prepping for the Tennessee Soybean Festival and Courtney gives listeners a peek into how the team will be celebrating their birthday on August 17th. Tune in to hear the rest! www.ActNaturalPodcast.com https://anchor.fm/act-natural www.MartinCoffeehouse.com
In this episode of Act Natural, our hosts introduce listeners to Martin, Tennessee's longstanding tradition: The Tennessee Soybean Festival. As an award winning festival, Soybean brings folks from all over to our sweet town. John proposes a new structure for music acts, and Courtney mentions a few of her favorite local musicians. Listen in on their scoop about performing musicians, town regulations, and how John and Courtney are preparing for their biggest event of the year! www.ActNaturalPodcast.com www.GoodMorningMartin.com https://anchor.fm/act-natural
Good Morning Martin! Check out Performance Chiropractic! Help us get the word out about this business in Martin by sharing this film and commenting your favorit service business! We are proud to be partnered with Fernweh Fox for all of our marketing and branding work! www.FernwehFox.com
Lindell Street Bakery claims to have the best cupcakes around. Check them out if you are in the mood for something sweet!
Way to go Martin, Tennessee! Martin, Tennessee has built a library in Nepal! We are so excited to start on our second library project! 150,000 cups of coffee = $15,000 for our Jumla, Nepal library project! Make a difference by drinking coffee-- only at Martin Coffeehouse! #CoffeeForLiteracy
There's a new cocoa is the house! Now introducing the campfire cocoa! This new drink is fire! #Itslit
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