Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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Banana pudding. Thanksgiving at my grandpa’s growing up. He always at dessert first. He said if you eat dessert first, you won’t have to worry about saving room for it later. Which is a very valid point. Kelly Helms Fried Chicken. My sweet Memaw always had the turkey and dressing but always made the best fried chicken for us kids!! Shannon Collins Something different - Thanksgiving Breakfast!!! My grandma made what she called a Butter Roll. Biscuit dough in a round casserole dish filled with butter and sugar, baked in the oven. It sat on the...
As the first chill of fall creeps in, it nudges us toward the familiar rituals of the season. But what marks the true beginning of fall? Is it the pumpkin lattes making their triumphant return to coffee shop menus? Or is it the sudden urge to wrap ourselves in cozy sweaters and embrace the cool, crisp air? While “sweater weather” has become synonymous with autumn—immortalized by the iconic Saturday Night Live skit—it could just as easily be called “crock pot season.” The time of year when we swap out light salads for hearty stews, and our kit...
For first-time hosts, or even experienced cooks, the Thanksgiving turkey can be a nerve-wracking dish to prepare once a year. The USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) has some tips to reduce any anxiety over cooking your turkey this year. Thawing Turkey Safely There are two safe ways to thaw a turkey: in the refrigerator or in cold water. Thawing a frozen turkey on the kitchen counter, in hot water, or in the garage is not safe. Even though the center of the package may still be frozen...
Governor Bill Lee and First Lady Maria Lee are inviting Tennesseans to celebrate the Christmas season at the Tennessee Residence with the 2024 Christmas tours. Beginning on Friday, December 6, Tennessee’s historic home will be decorated in this year’s theme, “Tender Tennessee Christmas.” Through the spectacular Christmas décor, guests will be immersed into the idyllic and timeless traditions that capture Christmases of Tennessee’s past and present. “Christmas in Tennessee is one of a kind. It is marked not only by holiday festivity, b...
The Lewis County Public Library and Archives invites you to visit our current display of currency from around the world loaned to us by Joey and Joyce Holt of Hohenwald. Joey has been collecting currency for over 25 years. His collection ranges from a US silver certificate, a Walt Disney Dollar, all the way to a bank note from Cambodia. When asked, Mr. Holt said the Australian and Guatemalan bills with the transparent laminate foils were his favorite. Mrs. Holt loves the bills with a variety of...
Kenneth Bates recently retired after 19 years at the Lewis County Highway Department. His last day was October 31st. We wish Kenneth all the best as he has been a very loyal, dedicated employee and will be missed, stated a Highway Department employee....
November 04, 1954 The Circuit Court jury found a Lewis County man guilty of murdering his wife “with mitigating circumstances,” and fixed his punishment at 50 years in prison. His defense was that he was drunk at the time of the shooting and did not premeditate it, or have any clear recollection of how it happened. Voter turnout was light in the general election, with less than 1,000 voters casting ballots. “There seemed to be very little interest in the election, probably due to the fat that th...
Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) I'm a mom to Rett, Ella and Katie and a lover of Jesus. Q.) Where did you grow up? A.) Columbia, Tn Q.) What is one of your fondest childhood memories? A.) Summer vacations with my family. Q.) What did you want to be as a kid? What did you actually become? A.) A ballerina. Part owner of Community Title and Escrow in Hohenwald, Tn. Q.) Who was/is your biggest role model? A.) Jesus. Q.) What are some of your favorite hobbies/ how do you like to...
CYN RING Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) I consider myself an artist and creative maker. I love to "build a space". I enjoy collecting very old books and shiny crystals. I love thrifting vintage clothes and finding broken things to fix. I have a very patient husband. My kids and grandkids never know what to expect when they visit. I spin a lot of plates. Q.) Where did you grow up? A.) I was born during a record-breaking snowstorm up north, in a place called Wyandotte. Mind...
by Crystal Nash Director and Archivist Lewis County Public Library and Archives As Halloween approaches, tales of ghostly apparitions and eerie legends resurface, capturing the imaginations of thrill-seekers and history buffs alike. One such spine-tingling story hails from Fotheringay, a two-story, Federal-style plantation house nestled in the heart of Virginia, linked to none other than William Clark of Lewis and Clark fame. This tale was unearthed during a late-night gathering in the hotel...
Lewis County Public Library and Archives will have special guests at story time on Tuesday, October 22nd! Lee Riley will bring his friends Tommie T. Cat and Tammie T. Cat from the Tennessee College of Applied Technology to share all the careers the Cat Siblings want to try. Our preschool friends will be able to meet Tommie and Tammie, take pictures with the mascots, and ask questions about careers they want to try when they grow up! Just a little heads up: the mascots will be in costume, so please keep in mind your child’s comfort level a...
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Apple’s recent announcement of the iPhone 16 has sparked excitement among tech enthusiasts and casual users alike, particularly regarding its advanced AI capabilities. The most notable enhancements are found in the camera system, engineered to elevate everyday photography and redefine how we capture and edit images. The question is, how much AI do we need in our lives, on our iPhones, and to what end? At the heart of the iPhone 16’s camera is an AI-powered computational photography engine that takes image processing to new heights. This tec...
Japanese Paper and the Poet of Light: Ingo Maurer Design often walks a fine line between utility and beauty, but now and then, a creation emerges that reaches a certain level of brilliance, challenging the boundaries of what design can be. Such is the legacy of Ingo Maurer, a visionary lighting designer whose creations merge art, sculpture, and the magic of light. One of his most iconic masterpieces, the Zettel’z 5, exemplifies this philosophy. Emerging at the end of the ‘90s, the Zettel’z 5 chandelier quickly became a beloved piece among...
Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) Originally from Michigan, moved to hohenwald at the age of 10. Graduated from LCHS. Married to Sheila Mullins and together have 11 grandkids. I enjoy donating my time putting together benefits and raising money for those in need. Q.) Where did you grow up? A.) Hohenwald since the age of 10 Q.) What is one of your fondest childhood memories? A.) Riding dirt bikes Q.) What did you want to be as a kid? What did you actually become? A.) My...
Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) I have been blessed to have lived the life I have lived. My first blessing was being born in 1943 to Bob and Allie Lynch on Summertown Highway. My parents owned a grocery store where they taught me many life lessons such as hard work and responsibility. I have lived most of my life within a mile of my birthplace. Recently, my wife and I built a house on the land my parents left me in Swiss Colony where I was raised. One day, I told my wife...
The Business of Art For many artists, the creative process is an intimate, almost meditative experience. They often lose themselves in their work, driven by a passion to express what lies deep within their imagination. This introverted nature, which helps an artist tap into a unique vision, can also lead to tunnel vision. Artists can become obsessive about perfecting their craft while ignoring the practicalities of turning art into a sustainable livelihood. Unfortunately, this mindset often creates a significant stumbling block when it comes...
Discovery Park of America has announced the schedule and special guests for the second annual Northwest Tennessee Native American Educational Powwow to be held September 19-22, 2024 at the museum and heritage park in Union City, Tennessee. This four-day event will offer visitors a one-of-a-kind cultural experience, highlighting the rich traditions and heritage of Native American communities from across the nation. Friday's schedule features programming targeting the many students who will be at...
The Lewis County Public Library and Archives is pleased to announce a series of programs for patrons of all ages throughout the month of September. On Saturday, September 14th at 2 PM, retired engineer Vincent Valetutti will present a discussion on sea level changes, highlighting ways individuals can implement small improvements to make a significant impact on the environment. The Teen Movie Mates & Book Buds will convene on Wednesday, September 18th at 3:30 PM to discuss the inspiring book and film “Soul Surfer,” which chronicles the true sto...
South Central Area Fairest of the Fair...
Maya Keeton...
Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) I am a descendant of Swiss and German immigrants, both some of the first settlers of Hohenwald. I am the "baby" of the family and the self-proclaimed favorite. I enjoy a good laugh. People come to me for advice and a listening ear. I believe children are treasures and should be treated as such. I love ice cream and the beach. I enjoy shopping at antique stores and auctions. I should not be as old as my birth certificate states I am. My son...
Perfume, one of the oldest human-made scents, has not only been celebrated for its captivating fragrances but also for the artistry of its containers. The history of perfume bottles is as rich and varied as the scents they hold, dating back to ancient civilizations like Egypt and Rome, where they were first used to store precious ointments and oils. These early examples were more than mere containers; they were symbols of status and craftsmanship, often made from glass, gold, or semi-precious stones. As the centuries progressed, the art of perf...
