Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
Serving Hohenwald, Lewis County Tennessee Since 1898
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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...
Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) Norma - I married young, raised our girls. Our son went to heaven and left us too soon. We grew up together on a farm and have lots of memories of our life on Napier. God is do faithful." Lawrence - Married the day before my 19th birthday. I have had a wonderful life, Delivered furniture for 14 years in the day time and started installing flooring in the afternoon into the night for years. Then, flooring became full-time when we bought our cur...
1. Lucky Bamboo: Easy to grow in water, Lucky Bamboo thrives in low light and adds an elegant touch to any room. 2. Pothos: Known for its air-purifying qualities, Pothos grows quickly in water and requires minimal care. 3. Philodendron: This adaptable plant does well in water, offering lush green foliage that enhances indoor spaces. 4. Spider Plant: Spider Plants produce offshoots that can root and grow in water, making them perfect for hydroponic growth. 5. Peace Lily: Peace Lilies bloom...
The Rise of Concrete Furniture: Durability Meets Design In both interior and exterior design, concrete furniture has emerged as a robust alternative to traditional materials like wood and plastic. Known for its strength and versatility, concrete has been used in construction for centuries but has only recently become popular as a key material in furniture design. This “industrial look” gained momentum in the early 2000s, as designers sought materials that could withstand the elements while offering aesthetic flexibility. Concrete furniture offe...
Artistic creations often transform into strange oddities and niche art installations. One prime example is North Carolina’s Patrick Dougherty, a sapling sculptor. At seventy-seven, Dougherty merges his carpentry skills and love for nature by constructing monumental art installations using organic materials, primarily sticks of various sizes and types. By organizing and weaving sticks in a uniform direction, he has created over 300 projects worldwide, including castles, mazes, and cannon-like villages. His project, Tree Circus, crafted mainly f...
The temperatures have been in the low sixties in the early morning for the last few days and that is good for me anyway. We still are really short on rain and yards, gardens, and pastures are really suffering. Any farmer can tell you that when it gets this dry the cattle start looking for greener grass and it is hard to keep them in the fences. Those I know which are sick either at home, in nursing facilities or in the hospitals are: Kasey Baker, Colene Beasley, Linda Butler, Elizabeth Boggs, Gertie Carroll, Pam Carroll is doing well after hip...
Well it is a very quiet and peaceful morning here in our little valley. It is really cool here on the front porch. We had a cool front come through and it almost feels like early Fall. There is a cool breeze blowing and this morning I almost need a blanket, now this is nice. Early in the morning like this it is quiet around here, there is not much traffic on the road. The neighbor’s cows are grazing peacefully and enjoying the dew covered grass. The cats are having their breakfast a little late today. They did not get up as early this m...
Maybe I have two left feet when it comes to zigging and zagging. But it sure seems the entire world is determined to get in my way. (“Nations must reverse declining birth rates! What if we drop below 8 billion people available to antagonize Tyree?”) I am most keenly aware of the phenomenon at home. The Mills Brothers had it wrong with the song “You Always Hurt the One You Love.” Should’ve been “You Always Crowd the One You Love.” Even with a small family, it seems to require an act of Congre...
Creativity, like most things in life, ebbs and flows. It manifests from a medley of ideas, later transformed into reality through paint, pen, instrument, or computer. Most compelling art emerges from a refusal to accept the mundane “as is,” striving instead to reinvent and refresh the everyday. While introspection can kindle inspiration, the true spark often ignites from external sources—be it simple or extravagant. The confidence to create and maintain creativity springs from an inner drive, one typically understood only by the artist thems...
We are having unusually high temperatures it has been even over one hundred a day or two. We still are having pop up showers around the area, but they are here and there but not widespread and don’t last long or bring much rain. Those I know which are sick either at home, in nursing facilities or in the hospitals are: Kasey Baker, Colene Beasley, Linda Butler, Elizabeth Boggs, Gertie Carroll, Spencer Clark, Ricky Clayton, Nita Cottrel, Robert and Pat Dickson, Polly Edwards, Abby Gray, Ophelia Green, Betty Hasty, Melissa Henderson, Wanda H...
Well it is a nice morning here in our little valley. There is a little breeze blowing and it is really comfortable here in the swing. There is not much noise this morning. I can hear a cow way off in the distance, I guess it is a mamma cow calling for her calf. I can see some of the neighbor's cows out in their pasture, they are enjoying the cool morning and grazing on the green grass. The cats have had their breakfast and they are stretched out here on the cool porch. One of the cats has decided to get up here in the swing next to me and take...
That awkward query by presidential candidate Richard Milhous Nixon (on the September 16, 1968 episode of “Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In”) was probably haunting my mind on August 8, 1974. On the afternoon of that fateful day, I tagged along as my flea-marketeer mother purchased antiques from farm couple Gerald and Kate Killingsworth. On the Killingsworths’ TV, the usual game shows and soap operas were interrupted by newscasters speculating about the next move by one Richard M. Nixon, the law-and...
Our Lewis County Girl Scouts have had a busy Summer of Fun so far, with a Pool Day, Movie Day, Tie-dyed Pic-Nic in the Park Day and most recently a day of fun at the Splash Pad in Spring Hill!!! They are planning a camp-trip for the 19th and 20th, weather permitting! After that, a quick and fun trip to the Fairy Tale Petting Farm to see and pet some of the many animals on the farm! The Brownies are excited to work towards completion of their Horseback Riding Badge once the weather is a little...
JAIMEE TROUTT Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) Hi, I'm Jaimee Troutt, a Library Assistant at Lewis County Public Library and Archives. I've lived in Hohenwald for 8 years, and in TN for 33 years. I'm always reading something, and am a huge Marvel fan. I co-teach Refit classes, a type of dance fitness, on Wednesday nights, and frequently have to make adaptations for my chronic illness. I was recently diagnosed with Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome, so it isn't unusual to...
Somewhere over the years, karma gave me the finger. It all started with an incident in Mrs. Jones’s high school English class. Classmate Tracy Holder was unconsciously performing multiple animated hand gestures as he delivered an emphatic observation. Unnoticed, I smugly imitated his gesticulations. (That was not my finest hour. The late Tracy was a cool guy, and I would definitely not give my immature younger self an “o-tay” signal for such tomfoolery.) By the time I was producing an exagg...
Stained-glass windows, composed of colored and painted glass pieces held together by lead strips, are an example to human creativity and craftsmanship. These vibrant works of art were particularly popular in Europe between 1150 and 1550, gracing cathedrals, churches, and even city halls. The translucent quality of stained glass made it a favored medium in religious contexts, where large windows depicting scenes from the Bible and the lives of saints animated sacred spaces with colorful, glimmering lights. The artistry involved in creating...
Well it is a quiet and peaceful morning here in our little valley. It is cloudy and cool but not humid, it is very comfortable. We have had a little shower of rain and there is a breeze blowing. The cats have ate their breakfast and now are relaxing, they are really enjoying this cooler weather. They do not like the hot weather during the Summer and during the wintertime you can tell that they are just dealing with the snow and cold, but come Spring or Fall then that is their kind of weather. The birds in the yard are busy at their feeders....
“Hey, Jo, Does Lewis County have a leash law for dogs?” Yes. The leash law in Tennessee for Lewis County and City mandates that pet dogs must always be under the control of the owners and are not permitted to roam freely. While dogs can be off-leash on their owner’s property, they must not wander onto someone else’s property, streets, or public areas. An exception to this rule applies when dogs are engaged in legal hunting or herding activities. The intent of the law is to protect the health and safety of the public as well as the well-be...
Q.) Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? A.) I'm a Nanny to Dexlyn & Andelyn (AJ), a mother to Kayce & Trey, and for 31 years, wife of the best man on earth, Jeff Holbrook. Q.) Where did you grow up? A.) I grew up right here in Hohenwald. Q.) What is one of your fondest childhood memories? A.) Penelope, Derek and I happily grew up in convenience stores. Our family was always together and very close. Looking back those were the best times making memories and lifelong friendships. Oh the s...
Just because there are trained professionals dealing with the infrastructure, logistics and marketing of the Summer Olympics, it doesn’t let the rest of us off the hook. To fulfill our obligations as world citizens, instead of just blundering into nearly three weeks of pageantry and athleticism, we should apply critical thinking to the whole phenomenon. But you’re probably way ahead of me. You’ve doubtless pondered why we don’t have Spring and Autumn Olympics. I can just imagine the former...
