Media Summary: The Carmichael was a stagecoach inn around 1810. You can read about Carmichael's rich history on the walls of the restaurant. 7 News reporter Christine Scarpelli is kicking off the segment today in Mauldin where a Christmas event will be held this weekend. "I really enjoy my living by looking to the Lord," Clara Halls Hughs said. "The Lord has blessed me... it all comes from the Lord."
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The Carmichael was a stagecoach inn around 1810. You can read about Carmichael's rich history on the walls of the restaurant. 7 News reporter Christine Scarpelli is kicking off the segment today in Mauldin where a Christmas event will be held this weekend. "I really enjoy my living by looking to the Lord," Clara Halls Hughs said. "The Lord has blessed me... it all comes from the Lord." Music fills the air in Dandrige as they host their weekly Music on the Town concerts, which take place behind the town hall. 10News reporter Katie Inman lives out her Hallmark movie dream in downtown Maryville! More stories, here: ... This area is known as the Little Tennessee River Valley. It was the principal home of the Cherokee Indian Nation. More stories ...
On their first day at Clinton High School, Turner walked down Foley Hill to make sure the Clinton 12 made it to school safely. A longtime resident of Townsend shares what living in the city means to him. More stories, here: Subscribe ... Dandridge, Tenn. is known as a walkable city that's full of history that sits on Douglas Lake. And a Dandrige alderwoman shares ... There is no place like home for Loudon County Mayor Buddy Bradshaw. More stories, here: Subscribe to ... At the Blount County Public Library, a special tree inside highlights letters written generations ago to Santa. More stories, here: ... Knoxville therapist Julius Jefferies shares why water has a calming state on our mental state. More stories, here: ...
There's a reason why Townsend is called the peaceful side of the Smokies. More stories, here: Subscribe to ...
