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More on the settlers who helped Tennessee become 16th state

James Robertson and his group that settled at Fort Nashborough were not the first European settlers to come to the area we know today as Middle Tennessee. The first settlers

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Tales of the first settlers in Middle Tennessee

In the past year or so I’ve written a number of articles concerning our local history. In the new year, I’d like to go a little further back to the

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Gov Clement played key role in Tennessee desegregation

Frank Goad Clement became the youngest Tennessee governor of the 20th century when he was elected to office in 1952. Back then the governor was only elected to a two-year

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Frank Clement rode Crump s political machine into governor s office

On Sept. 21, 1893, 19-year-old Edward Hull Crump Jr. moved from rural Holly Springs, Mississippi to the city of Memphis in Tennessee. He moved there to find work, but the

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