The Upper Tennessee River Roundtable and the Appalachian RC&D are offering a Tri-State Watershed Conference

Indigo Farms, a local seafood business, is operated from the back of a white refrigerated truck.

Over 600 people entered the first harvest festival and fair in 2006.

You knew I’d have another turtle or twenty to tell you about, after that last grand turtle-theft edition of this column.
So it is that three decades ago, I was introduced to the snapping turtle.

Corey Agnew has a knack for growing things.

General rules and regulations

The event is the third annual.

I hate it when the Internet is down. I hate it for all the reasons you would expect. I can’t check, send or delete e-mail. I can’t access the Web site that has all of Townes Van Zandt’s lyrics. I can’t search Wikipedia to see if any of the folks listed as notable people from my college are actually anyone I’ve ever heard of. But more than that, I hate it because it makes me see, and confront, how much the thing we used to call, before we had any idea what it really meant, the information superhighway has changed my life. 

Have you seen a turtle lately? If you come across one, be kind to the old reptile. If it’s braving a busy road, stop and help it across. If one lives in your backyard, leave a flat dish of water, some tomatoes, a peach; I’ve seen them plunge their faces into each of these.

A tractor ride raises over $900 for Samefight.