Think you’re doing networking right? Andy Brasfield of Business Network International (BNI) says you might need to think again. Brasfield, a BNI member with his own telecom business, spoke to …
Girl Scouts revive Fetner Gardens
When Herbert W. Fetner updated his will on May 20, 1957, he included this clause, “… my home on Kesterwood Drive (originally known as Hickory Lane Road) is to go …
Kelly Long is Fountain City Lions Club president
Fountain City Lions Club elected its first woman president this week, but Kelly Long will be the first to tell you that she’d rather be known as someone who could …
The 1920 Fountain Head Hotel fire
“Flames destroy Fountain City Sanitarium. Seventy-five room building owned by Dr. Goetz is burned to ground. Twenty-one patients rescued, loss about $65,000. Lack of fire protection places neighboring structures in …
Hunter joins management at Gentry Griffey Chapel
Diane Hunter has joined Gentry Griffey Funeral Chapel and Crematory as manager.
Managing partner Eric Botts said, “We’re bringing on Diane to help manage our business because her years of experience …
Coffee with a Realtor (and a loan officer) Thursdays at Panera
Buying or selling your home can be a scary process, but two professionals are working to make it friendlier.
Every Thursday 7:30-9:30 a.m., Keller Williams Realtor Jennifer Morris and Keystone Mortgage …
Walsh, Evans get Fountain City honors
Fountain City Town Hall honored two of its own in selecting Joe Walsh and Carol Evans as 2018 Man and Woman of the Year. The announcement came at the 43rd …
Midlake Drive home gets Fountain City restoration award
Victor Price grew up down the street from the Barber-style cottage on Midlake Drive. It was the spring of 1951 when his family moved into the neighborhood. He remembers it …