Follow along with outdoorsman and writer Johnny Molloy as he treks through the mountains of Northeast Tennessee. From the banks of the Nolichucky River to the top of Roan Mountain, wildflowers […]
Mountain Wildflowers and Where To Find Them
The Top Spots for Live Music
Tennessee is known for its music heritage, and it’s no secret the far corner of the state is home to some of the best sounds in Tennessee. In fact, you […]
Meet a Farmer: Dana York
Dana York’s family farm has been around longer than Tennessee has been a state. Since 1778, now in its 10th generation as Grand Oak Farm, Dana continues with tradition […]
Digging Big: A Hands On Experience at Gray Fossil Site
There aren’t many places in the world where you’ll find an active pre-historic fossil site that actually allows visitors to dig for remains of animals dating back more than […]
Biking Along South Holston in Bristol
The South Holston Dam area of Bristol has four new mountain biking trails thanks to the Tennessee Valley Authority. The trail system includes six miles of terrain that even the […]
Where to Charge Up in Northeast TN
Ever wonder what there is to do while charging up? Whether you’re coming for the day, a weekend or you live here, we’ve compiled a list of top electric vehicle […]
Our Great Eight Getaways
Whether you’re looking for off-the-grid, unique farm stays, plush lofts, a cabin in the woods, group getaways, or a night alone in the city – we’ve put together our top picks when it comes to vacation home rentals. […]
The Elizabethton Covered Bridge
Stretching across the Doe River, The Elizabethton Covered Bridge was built in 1882 and still remains a frequented destination. Visitors can walk through the bridge and enjoy activities at The Covered Bridge Park, only a stretch from downtown. […]
Calling All Songwriters
Ever fantasize about being on stage in Nashville while performing a song you wrote? If you have been waiting for the opportunity to show off your songwriting expertise, now is your chance! The first week in February is Tennessee Songwriters Week and there are plenty of chances to perform. […]
Bluff City Swinging Bridge
In 1780, the Overmountain Men crossed Choates Ford in the Holston River. Thomas Jefferson coined this event as “The turning of the tide for the American Revolution.” Just 300 yards upstream, you can take in the same views the Overmountain Men did, from the Bluff City Swinging Bridge. […]
