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Pack in some unique flavors and farm fresh ingredients while cooling off with this month’s “A Taste of Tennessee” pasta salad recipes. Let us know which recipe you want to try first!
It’s hot. It’s SO hot. You know what would be great right now? Something cold that can still be called a good meal … something you don’t have to work up a
Time is running out! Help us recognize Tennessee’s best by participating in our Best of Tennessee Reader’s Choice Awards to celebrate the wonderful offerings our great state has to offer. Enter by Friday, September 1!
Help us honor Tennessee’s Best. The 2023 Best of Tennessee Readers’ Choice Awards will recognize winners from across the Volunteer State in more than 25
Today, August 11, is Alex Haley’s birthday, which is the perfect time to check out this month’s feature on the Alex Haley Museum in Henning. Happy Birthday, Alex Haley!
Throughout the history of television, there have been a lot of big moments — the introduction of color TV in the 1950s, the broadcast of the moon landing
David Crockett State Park is named after the King of the Wild Frontier. Learn about the history this spotlighted state park holds along with the park’s birding, boating, fishing, hiking and events in the August state park feature.
Among the many notable figures in American history, one whose name is synonymous with the early frontier is Davy Crockett. So large is his stamp on our
If you think it’s hot now, the highest temperature ever recorded in Tennessee was 113 degrees on August 9, 1930, in Perryville! For more bite-sized news, notes and knowledge, check out this month’s Tennessee Almanac in the full edition of the magazine. https://hubs.la/Q01ZD_ld0
August 9 to 17 is Graceland’s celebrated “Elvis Week.” Before you go to West Tennessee to celebrate, don’t forget to check out this month’s Tennessee History column on the studio that discovered Elvis.
In January 1950, an announcer and sound engineer for Memphis radio station WREC started a side business that made records for anyone who walked in the
Have you ever stopped and wondered where the pencil in your hand came from? Musgrave Pencil Co., Inc takes pride in being American-made and producing a high-quality pencil. Read about the business in this month’s feature.
For over 200 years, the wooden pencil has been a writing utensil synonymous with back-to-school season, learning and education. It allows us to make
Wonderful highlighted upcoming events this month include the Williamson County Fair (Aug. 4-12) and the Wilson County Fair-Tennessee State Fair (Aug. 17-26). Check out details on these events and more on our website’s events page.
Sat., January 7, 6:00 pm-Sat., December 16, 9:00 pm Dinner Detective Interactive Murder Mystery Dinner Show! DoubleTree Chattanooga Hamilton Place 2232 Center Street, Chattanooga, TN, United States At The Dinner Detective, you’ll tackle a hilarious and challenging crime while you feast on a fantas...
The Alex Haley Museum in Henning showcases the life of the famous author of “Roots: The Saga of an American Family.” Read about it in this month’s feature on the website.
Throughout the history of television, there have been a lot of big moments — the introduction of color TV in the 1950s, the broadcast of the moon landing
Cover reveal! This month’s statewide edition cover features the outside of the Sun Studio building in Memphis that historically launched rock ‘n’ roll, covered in the Tennessee History column. Read the full August issue here.
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Did you know that August 1 is Spider-Man Day? Check out the Spider-Man themed winning artwork and the other wonderful artists’ winning entries in this month’s edition of Artist’s Palette!
Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email First place, 15-18 age group: Lauren Rose, age 16, Volunteer EC Second place, 15-18 age group: Mia Williams, age 16, Middle Tennessee Electric Third place, 15-18 age group: Nevaeh Roberts, age 15, Appalachian EC First place, 10-14 age group: Kaylin Boy...
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The 35-acre Big Hill Pond is the gorgeous centerpiece of this month’s featured state park. Read about all that Big Hill Pond State Park has to offer in the July issue of the magazine and on the website.
One of the most diverse landscapes in Tennessee is located where you might least expect it. Situated not far from where Tennessee shares a state line with
Have you checked out the new Tennessee History column yet? Find out what paved the way for Gatlinburg’s claim to fame as a popular tourist destination here.
It can be hard to pin down exactly when a place became a major tourist attraction, but I recently discovered the month and year it happened to Gatlinburg.
If you haven’t seen our July cover yet, it’s of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park Greenbrier area, a popular reader’s choice Best of Tennessee awardee. To participate in this year, enter online by Sept. 30! https://hubs.la/Q01WnrHz0
This month’s Point of View takes readers on a trip to a Gulf Coast sunrise alongside photographer Robin Conover and shows how she found her “catch of the day.”
“Casting at Sunrise” by Robin Conover, Canon EOS 5D Mark IV EF 24–70 mm at 24 mm f2.8 L USM lens, ISO 400 f9 at 1/400 second, handheld Photography is all
Poet’s Playground is back again! Entries are due Sept. 1, so start thinking of some Tennessee-themed poems if you want to participate. Contest details are available in the magazine and on the website.
We’re searching for Tennessee’s most talented and gifted poets. Enter our next Poet’s Playground contest! Subject: While the theme of your poem must
Shut the front door (to save energy)! This month’s Home Energy Q&A is all about the potential for energy savings options for your front door, whether you’re looking to replace it or to make some less expensive, quicker fixes.
Q: I like the style of my front door, but it is drafty. Can you recommend ways to fix the drafts and make it more energy efficient? A: The front door of
If you’ve heard the song “Nutbush City Limits,” you probably know that the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll Tina Turner grew up in the small west Tennessee town of Nutbush. Find out how her home county mourns and honors her in this month’s feature.
On May 24, the world lost a legend. But West Tennessee lost a native daughter who went from picking cotton with her family as a child to the top of the
Looking for ways to cool off in the summer heat? Look no further than this month’s feature, “Cool Off, Tennessee!”
With temperatures nearing the triple digits in the peak of summer, on some hot Tennessee days, all you want to do is cool off, searching for any kind of a
In this July’s Tennessee Today, TECA CEO Mike Knotts reminds us all to slow down and move over for roadside crews like electric lineworkers.
Electric lineworker is consistently ranked among the most dangerous jobs in America. While its exact position on various lists of “the most dangerous
Don’t keep it hush-hush if you make one of the hush puppy recipes from this month’s “A Taste of Tennessee!” Share it with us with
The thing that’s so fun about watching a dog show is experiencing all the different varieties of canines in their most perfect forms. The same can be said
This weekend is your last chance to enter the "My Hometown" Shutterbug contest! Enter your photo entries by the end of the day on Sunday on The Tennessee Magazine website.
From small, rural farming communities to bustling city centers, each community across our great state has interesting stories to tell — and we want to
Check out the talent this month’s Artist’s Palette winners presented through their artwork! For details on how to enter the Artist’s Palette contest, go to Community Corner in the magazine or go to our website under contest entry forms.
Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email First place, 15-18 age group: Gracie Grandi, age 16, Sequachee Valley EC Second place, 15-18 age group: Marcus Springen, age 16, Middle Tennessee Electric Third place, 15-18 age group: Maritsa Castillo Gonzalez, age 17, Middle Tennessee Electric First....
Electric cooperatives are mindful about the higher energy demands that come with hotter temperatures. Read about actions they are taking this summer to meet demands, from TECA Board President Keith Carnahan.
Summer often brings with it a welcome change of pace. We carve out a little extra time to relax and enjoy life with those we love. From cookouts to games
It’s hard to believe that Gatlinburg hasn’t always been a busy tourist destination, but it used to be isolated from the rest of the state! Read about what changed that in this month’s
It can be hard to pin down exactly when a place became a major tourist attraction, but I recently discovered the month and year it happened to Gatlinburg.
In this month’s feature, we celebrate the life and legacy of the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Tina Turner! Learn about different locations and upcoming events in her home county in Tennessee that honor the musical icon.
On May 24, the world lost a legend. But West Tennessee lost a native daughter who went from picking cotton with her family as a child to the top of the
In this month’s entry in the state park series, we highlight Big Hill Pond State Park. Find out about fishing, birding, camping, hiking and more here.
One of the most diverse landscapes in Tennessee is located where you might least expect it. Situated not far from where Tennessee shares a state line with
Cool off, Tennessee! From sweet treats to nature, water and even indoor destinations, there are many ways to beat the heat in our wonderful state. Find some ideas and options in this month’s feature.
With temperatures nearing the triple digits in the peak of summer, on some hot Tennessee days, all you want to do is cool off, searching for any kind of a
The “My Hometown” Shutterbug entries are due Monday, July 17! Don’t forget to submit your photo entries on the Tennessee Magazine website!
From small, rural farming communities to bustling city centers, each community across our great state has interesting stories to tell — and we want to
Happy Fourth of July from the staff at The Tennessee Magazine! Today is a great day to read this column from over 10 years ago celebrating the holiday from TECA CEO Mike Knotts!
“It will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts
Cover reveal! The July cover features the beautiful Greenbrier area of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Check out the entire July issue here. https://hubs.la/Q01WnDXJ0
Have you tried this month’s brisket recipes yet? Let us know which one is your favorite!
Cooking perfectly tender and delicious brisket is a time-honored tradition — because, you know, the time required to do it. Brisket is both famously
This month’s Artist’s Palette winners show their artistic talent through colorful, unique art across all age groups. Check out their masterpieces here.
Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Email First place, 15-18 age group: Abby Salvatore, age 15, Meriwether Lewis EC Second place, 15-18 age group: Layla Williams, age 15 Third place, 15-18 age group: Lillian Arnold, age 16, Upper Cumberland EMC First place, 10-14 age group: Esther Snyder, age....
The Sumner County Fair is today, June 28, through July 2. For a list of all of this year’s Tennessee county, regional and state fairs, go to our website.
Tennessee State, Regional and County Fairs June6-10 • Clay Co. Fair • Celina28 – July 2 • Sumner Co. Fair • GallatinJuly3-8 • Smith Co. Fair •
Colonel Littleton hopes his handcrafted leather goods will become family heirlooms and passed down for many generations. Read about him and his business Colonel Littleton Ltd., Inc. in this month’s feature.
Stepping into the Col. Littleton retail store in Lynnville feels like stepping back in time. Just an hour or so south of Nashville, where Highway 129
Did you miss June’s Poet’s Playground contest? Check out first-, second- and third-place winners on our website, and start thinking of submissions for our December poetry contest; entries are due Sept. 1.
Age 8 and younger First Place Magical Music Kingston Walters, Caney Fork Electric Cooperative I like Music It feels like Magic I love Country Music that
Rocky Fork State Park - Flag Pond, TN is named after Senator Lamar Alexander who served from 2003 to 2021. Learn about some of the park’s unique attributes in this month’s state park feature.
Tennessee’s state parks have been welcoming visitors since the Great Depression, when Harrison Bay became the first state park in 1937. More than 50
What was your favorite part about this month’s Tennessee History column on Ned Buntline? Ours was his tie to Tennessee, of course. Read it here if you haven’t already.
Had the Nashville lynch mob succeeded, American history might have turned out differently. There might not have been a “Know-Nothing” political party.
It’s officially summer and the longest day of the year! It’s the perfect day to check out summer energy tips from TECA Board President Keith Carnahan.
Summer in Tennessee is hard to beat. I love the cookouts, the longer days and all the outdoor activities our beautiful state has to offer this time of
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