Some 10,000 listeners will pull up a chair and settle back for three days of yarn-spinning fun at the annual National Storytelling Festival this October in historic Jonesborough, Tennessee.
Do you like rhubarb? My first time trying this plant was at Seven Springs Farm in Maynardville, Tennessee, and it was sweet, tart and delicious.
A little water, some sunshine, and a letter of praise from First Lady Michelle Obama are helping grow the garden at All Saints’ Episcopal School in Morristown.
An East Tennessee couple makes a big investment on their future when building an eco-friendly farmhouse in Seymour.
For a rural fine dining experience, head to Fehn’s 1891 House in Dayton, which features brine-marinated fried chicken, homemade salad dressings and famous macaroon pie.
East Tennessee farmers discuss how they remain relevant by diversifying from cattle to mini hay bales and switchgrass, in addition to reaching out into social media.
Freiberg’s German Restaurant is an unusual find in Tennessee with a charming downtown location and live accordion music on weekends.
Follow your nose to the Cosby Ramp Festival, where the garlicky wild ramp plant reigns supreme.
Located in Athens, Tennessee, the McMinn County Living Heritage Museum collects, preserves and displays the artifacts, documents and other items that represent the history of the county.
Tennessee Century Farms have flourished on the same land for many generations.
Recent story and photo of the frozen Tellico Plains waterfall brought back memories for one of our readers.
This 40-acre farm has more than 12,000 trees and 25 different varieties of apples
Civil War Trails program sends tourists through scenic Tennessee hills and hollers.
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