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TN Connections Soup Recipe Contest We have a winner!
Vivian Christman of Clarksville (CDE Lightband) is our soup contest winner with her recipe for Tuscan Bread and Sausage Soup. Runner-up is Judy Hartz of Clarksville with her Roasted Butternut Squash Soup recipe. Click here to print these winning recipes. Each of them will receive a Down-Home Dumplings cookbook. A hearty thanks to all who entered!
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Joust Doing His Job Champion teaches medieval tradition at Westmoreland farm
Each Memorial Day weekend, hundreds of spectators gather in Triune to watch the jousting tournament at the annual Tennessee Renaissance Festival.
Put Your Feet Up at the Patch Country inn offers plenty of peace and quiet
If it weren’t for the black and white sign along Highway 269 in Normandy, you’d never know Parish Patch Farm & Inn existed down the adjacent country road.
Easy and Breezy Residential wind turbine generates interest and electricity
Wilbur and Lucy Sensing’s pastoral, 1830s Brentwood estate is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and with a name like Windy Hill Farm, the Sensings figured it was ideally suited for a windmill.
Energy Saving Tips for Spring Try these ideas to keep cooling costs down
As spring approaches and temperatures inch higher, the cost of cooling your home can rise, too. Here are some tips and reminders to help you save energy and money this spring.
In a Peachy Mood Celebrate spring with a meal fit for company
Balmy breezes, dogwood blossoms, a sprinkling of green to brighten the gray. Spring is on its way, and that means it’s almost time to break out the grill and sample some lighter fare.
Looking to the Future TMEPA is working to protect your interests
It’s been a hectic few months since the General Assembly adjourned last year. We’ve been busy tracking all the newspapers and periodicals to stay abreast of the changing legislative, economic and electric industry issues facing Tennessee and our nation.
Traveler's Almanac Travel tips and fun finds off the beaten path
With its welcoming cedar storefront and flower-lined front porch – and the aroma of fresh-baked bread and pastries wafting through the air – it’s no wonder family-owned and operated Yoder’s Homestead Market has been called the
best country store in the Lawrenceburg area.
Connect to Tennessee
Products A roundup of favorite finds
This feature showcases products from
the Volunteer State including food, wine, clothing, jewelry, soaps, lotions, toys and more. It all ties into the
buy-local philosophy that ultimately translates into energy savings.
Click here for Knoxville author Cherie Kimmon’s recipe for Strawberry Surprise. The light spring dessert is from her new book, Potluck Survival Guide: Care & Feeding of the Athletic Supporter.
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