The Tennessee Magazine

04/08/2025

Check out this month’s pollen-filled My Tennessee Notebook, “the green, green dust of home.” (Illustration by Antsy McClain) https://hubs.la/Q03fxns_0

04/07/2025

This month’s Point of View takes readers to a tree at sunset on Bells Cove Road alongside photographer Robin Conover. https://hubs.la/Q03fxyPp0

04/04/2025

Looking to discover some Tennessee festivals? Look no further than our spring travel feature on festive festivals! (Photo courtesy of Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree) https://hubs.la/Q03fxgGc0

04/03/2025

Be sure to check out the April Poet’s Playground winning poems on our website — to find the first-, second- and third-place winners.

Inspiring words from your neighbors Age 8 and younger First Place Tennessee’s Wonderful Land Tennessee’s nature is so pretty, it makes me want to sing a

04/02/2025

“Community Means Together.” Check out this month’s Tennessee Today here.

After all the cold weather we have experienced in the first part of this year, the spring weather is very welcome in my house-hold. Not only did the cold

04/01/2025

Cover reveal! The April cover features Sequachee Valley Electric Cooperative President and CEO and NRECA Board President Mike Partin. Check out the cover story on Partin along with the full April issue here. https://hubs.la/Q03dw2pP0

03/31/2025

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out this month’s My Tennessee Notebook — “Age is just a number.”

Age is just a number(A real, actual number that just goes up. Really fast.)I am at the age now that when someone asks me how old I am, I have to think for

03/28/2025

Can’t get enough of our latest Shutterbug contest? To see how even more of our readers captured “Something Blue,” check out the finalists exclusively on The Tennessee Magazine website. (Photo: "Beautiful Blues," Vanessa Pelham, Caney Fork Electric Cooperative, Inc.) https://hubs.la/Q03915Lm0

03/27/2025

Introducing this month’s State Park Spotlight: Middle Fork Bottoms State Park. While the park is still working on building its facilities, visitors can hike, fish and take in the beautiful scenery at the park.

Middle Fork Bottoms State Park provides combination of recreation and flood controlPhotographs by Tennessee Drone Services Inc.In August of last year,

03/26/2025

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out the March feature on the R/S RocketShip to read about the Tennessee River’s role in its journey.

Photographs courtesy of United Launch AllianceHow the Tennessee River is the heart of the operation for a unique cargo shipR/S RocketShip is a unique

03/25/2025

Did you know that today is National Peacock Day? Check out this artwork by Victoria Maners along with all of the March Artist’s Palette winners here. https://hubs.la/Q03cnVk30

03/24/2025

In this month’s Tennessee History column, read about some of the first steps taken to set aside land for what is now the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, including votes that narrowly passed. (Thompson Brothers photo, McClung Collection) https://hubs.la/Q03cnT9W0

03/21/2025

The first place junior “Something Blue” Shutterbug winner is Daksh Ajmera from Middle Tennessee Electric with “Drishti.” Check out the rest of the winning entries here. https://hubs.la/Q0390WNJ0

03/20/2025

Have you found the flag in this month’s magazine? We know it was trickier than last month! Be sure to enter here by the end of the month.

Each month we hide the icon from the Tennessee flag somewhere in the magazine. It could be large or small, and it could be in black and white or any color. Find it and you could win $20.

03/20/2025

If you haven’t already, be sure to check out this month’s feature on caregiving, “Caught in the Middle.”

Balancing caregiving between generationsChances are you know someone who consistently provides care for a family member. Perhaps that’s you. Either way,

03/19/2025

Looking for a way to brighten your day? Look no further than March’s A Taste of Tennessee recipes that call for a variety of mustards. https://hubs.la/Q03cnxvJ0

03/18/2025

Our March issue might look a little different, but we still have staples like Shutterbug Showcase, Tennessee History and A Taste of Tennessee. Check out the full March issue here. https://hubs.la/Q0390TJR0

03/17/2025

“Sometimes it’s better to be lucky than good.” Check out this month’s Point of View to find out how Robin Conover captured this photo of Barred Owls. https://hubs.la/Q0390Jgf0