Lifestyles Archives

Trousdale Cares held their Annual Turkey Hunt for Wounded Warriors over the weekend, and on Saturday morning I was honored to spend a little time with the soldiers who so bravely served our country and earned the respect and admiration of everyone.

Lauryn Harmon, 10, killed her first turkey April 15, 2012. It weighed 20 lbs. Had a 4 ½ inch beard and 7/16 in spurs. The turkey was killed in Macon County. Parents are Jerry & Amanda Harmon.

The recipient of the T.I.G.E.R. Award for the month of February is sophomore Kaitlin Kemp.

Steve Walker and Jed Coley killed a “double” this past Sunday morning on opening weekend of turkey season. Both birds had 9 ¾” beards.

The Lafayette Rotary Club held its annual pancake breakfast fundraiser on Friday and Saturday mornings, March 30-31, at Citizens Bank Main Branch location. Macon County High School Interact students assisted in serving the meal.

Trousdale Cares, which is a non-profit organization, will hold their annual fundraising banquet on Saturday, March 24th, at the Trousdale County High School Auditorium, in Hartsville, with the doors opening at 5:00 p.m.

With the 100th birthday of the Macon County Singing Convention on the horizon and the Do Re Mi Gospel Music Academy, in Hartsville, presenting “Let Us Sing” a weekend of shape note convention music this month, I decided to sit down with Key Dillard last Saturday morning, at the beautiful campus of the Cumberland River…

The ultimate goal of any business, is to become the company that customers think of immediately and the one they feel best about whenever their product category is named.

Be sure to set your DVR and tune in for the highly anticipated premiere of SYFY’s Ghost Hunters series ‘Dead & Breakfast’ episode, featuring the Thomas House Hotel in Red Boiling Springs, this Wednesday, February 1st.