June 1, 2026
Lifestyles
Sewanee resident to head Friends of South Cumberland
Dr. Ned Murray, a resident of Sewanee, has been hired as executive director for Friends of South Cumberland State Parks, Inc. Murray has a life-long… Login to continue reading Login…
Barra’s Cabinet Refinishing
LACIE SILVA Editor Seven years ago Alan Barra, owner of Barra’s Cabinet Refinishing, made the decision to start his own company. The company… Login to continue reading Login…
September is Suicide Prevention Month
September has come to be nationally recognized as a time for education and reflection on mental health needs. Government and non-profit entities promote Suicide Prevention… Login to continue reading Login…
Citizen concerned about community look
LACIE SILVA Editor Concerned citizen, Carolyn Millhiser, brought the board’s attention to the state of the community during the public comments section of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Made in Tennessee: George Dickel
NATHAN HAVENNER – Staff Writer Situated in the picturesque Cascade Hollow in Tullahoma, Tennessee, Cascade Hollow Distilling Co. continues to produce George Dickel… Login to continue reading Login…
Burgers and Dogs To Benefit Tunnels to Towers
The Knights of Columbus at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in South Pittsburg is conducting a fundraiser Saturday August 19 for the Tunnels… Login to continue reading Login…
First Edition, First Subscriber
Bob and Cheryl Kellerman display the very first edition of the Marion Tribune to come off the press last week. The Kellermans were the… Login to continue reading Login…
Hitting the Road: The Coker Museum
NATHAN HAVENNER – Contributor Visitors to The Coker Museum in downtown Chattanooga can enjoy a mesmerizing display of antique automobiles, motorcycles, neon signs and… Login to continue reading Login…
Marion Unemployment Rate Jumps To 5.1%
The seasonal impacts on employment, such as school breaks, continued to have an impact on Tennessee’s county unemployment numbers in June, according to newly released… Login to continue reading Login…
An American Tradition: Lodge Cast Iron
NATHAN HAVENNER – Staff Writer It has been 127 years since Joseph Lodge began his first cast iron foundry in the small town of South Pittsburg,… Login to continue reading Login…