Garden of Hope Teaches Skills, Commitment
Inmates at the Rutherford County Adult Detention Center planted the Garden of Hope in March 2011, spending around three hours each morning working to see their garden grow. Read More
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Got Milk? Drink to June Dairy Month
June Dairy Month has been keeping the importance of drinking milk and other dairy products in the forefront of people’s minds for 75 years. Blackberry Summer
The humidity on this hot July day must have been around 125 percent as I struggled to get to a large blackberry on the backside of a half-dried-up thorny blackberry bush. First Lady Recognizes Garden at East Tennessee School
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.Get a Home & Farm Photo for Your Facebook Profile
Looking for a picture to use as a cover photo for your new Facebook profile? We have several beautiful Tennessee photos for you to download and enjoy. Just follow these simple instructions. Hunting for Hunting Rights?
Planning to hunt wild turkey this spring? An online resource offers a quick and simple way to connect with landowners in your preferred hunting areas.4-H Helps Flooded Families
Across the state, 4-H members stepped in to help flood victims, amassing more than 850 items to be placed in backpacks for students.Sutton Old Time Music Hour in Granville
The small community of Granville has been revitalized by a museum, bluegrass festival and the weekly Sutton Ole Time Music Hour held at its general store. Remembering Roy Rogers and Dale Evans’ Happy Trails
Cheryl Rogers-Barnett, daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans shares a glimpse into her unique childhood. 
