How Food For All Dinner Club Nurtured Friendships and Healthful Good Vibes By Cari Griffith As an introvert, the thought of … Read More >>
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How many professional saxophone players do you know? How about in small town Tennessee? Cord Martin, a Columbia, Tennessee … Read More >>
Dozens of women of all ages and walks of life came together at the Nashville Food Project on March 4, … Read More >>
Sacrificing fun and freedom for ten years, the stay at home mother and wife, Becky Jane, never wavered from the … Read More >>
[avatar user=”cassandrawarner” size=”thumbnail” align=”left” link=”file” /] Fall is a time to rejoice as our gardens, bodies, minds and spirits are … Read More >>
[avatar user=”landisturner” size=”thumbnail” align=”left” link=”file” /] By Landis Turner In discussing the Scopes Trial, usually called Monkey Trial, you mentioned … Read More >>
“Don can draw and sketch as well, In art we think he will excel.” Featured under Ol’ Don’s picture in … Read More >>
Kudos to Carol Bradley for excellent research and thorough examination of the plight of circus elephants. Last Chain On Billie (St. … Read More >>
These days, there are lots of reasons to sit. Video games, television and social media keep us on the couch. … Read More >>
By Cody Crawford Broadband internet access is something I’ll never take for granted, having grown up in small town Tennessee. … Read More >>
By Justin Crawford March madness is upon us once again. And this year, the Tennessee Volunteers have made it to … Read More >>
Validity is conducting a bit of market research to better serve its community of readers, and we’d love to hear … Read More >>
By Cody Crawford Is print dead? We here at Validity Magazine don’t think so, which is why we’re able to … Read More >>
By Becky Jane Newbold When a man with a big heart and generous spirit comes on hard times, he … Read More >>
By Becky Jane Newbold Alaska’s best harmonies moved to Tennessee a few years ago, and Columbia music lovers are reaping … Read More >>
By Justin Crawford Every year, we all run around getting gifts, attending parties and spending time with family. These are … Read More >>
By Becky Jane Newbold Word spread quickly around the Square that a sample of the December Oxford American was … Read More >>
When Tony met Grace the pair may not have appeared to be a natural fit. He played punk while … Read More >>
By Becky Jane Newbold From the time he was in grade school, Roy Fuston had a knack for making things … Read More >>
By Shane Newbold Photos Becky J. Newbold Kindergarten class at the Ellison Ranch in Lewis County currently is comprised of … Read More >>
By Becky Jane Newbold Twenty years she was part of the circus. As part of the Hawthorn Five from … Read More >>
By Connie Ferguson I thought I knew about cancer. Both my parents and my two older siblings died of cancer. My … Read More >>
As the fall breezes begin to cool beautiful middle Tennessee, Leiper’s Fork stokes the fire with the 13th Annual Chili … Read More >>
By Becky Jane Newbold Drag racing was the rush. The Class C modified production record set at the Jackson … Read More >>
By Becky Jane Newbold Ripples of the river inspire artist Dotti Feinstein. From her boathouse on the Tennessee River, copper … Read More >>
Artists Thrive, 7 of 7 Sheryl Putnam Healing was the motivator. Healing and the power of touch. When … Read More >>
By Rebecca Bauer If he asks you, “How’s your conduct?” Tell him, “Stellar.” He stands over six feet tall exuding … Read More >>
By Anthony Scarlati I have traveled much of this country of ours, many spots twice. I have seen it from … Read More >>
Folk art and writings of Jo Neace Krause Read this interview: http://www.theadirondackreview.com/KrauseInterview.html … Read More >>