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On the northwest edge of Tennessee State University’s main campus, steel, concrete and a bold vision are coming together. The university is building a new home for two of the Tennessee State University Co...


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Photo credit: Jeffrey S. Otto
Photo credit: Jeffrey S. Otto

From chocolate bars and gourmet truffles to old-fashioned fudge, pralines, toffee and more, locally made sweet treats are easy to find in Tennessee. Across the state, chocolatiers and candy makers blend time-honored recipes with creative flavors to craft one-of-a-kind confections.

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Photo credit: Quarry Cove Resort & Marina

Head to East Tennessee for a relaxing retreat at Quarry Cove Resort & Marina on the shores of beautiful Cherokee Lake. Run by husband-and-wife team Kimberly and Ben Saari, this unique glamping resort features four glampsites with fully equ...


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There’s something about fall that makes us crave the simple things. A crisp morning. A country road. Pumpkins piled high. Kids racing through a corn maze while the grown-ups linger a little longer. It’s the season for slowing down, getting outside and making the kind of memories that don’t require an elaborate vacation.

And in


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PumpkinFest in Franklin, TN; Photo credit: Kris R. Orlowski

The Heritage Foundation of Williamson County’s PumpkinFest returns to historic downtown Franklin for its 41st year this October. Welcoming more than 115,000 attendees to Main Street and its side avenues, the event is Middle Tennessee’s largest family fall festival. Visitors can browse the booths of more than 140 arts...


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