It’s been 30 years since Mark Carringer was a student at Gresham Middle School, but last week he returned to Fountain City to dig up some history.
Carringer, who now lives …
Gresham students unearth 30-year-old time capsule
Services Monday for Wanda Williams
Wanda Shaver Williams, 74, wife of WBIR anchor emeritus Bill Williams, passed away October 26 after a three-year battle with pancreatic cancer. Family will receive friends from 5-7 p.m. Monday, …
Dr. Samuel Tillery: Fountain City’s first physician
Living in 2019 with the medical breakthroughs we enjoy, we can only imagine the challenges of Fountain City’s first physician who practiced medicine for over 50 years with the diagnostic …
Richard Tumblin says ‘never quit’
Richard E. Tumblin is all about staying active. “I think people die because they quit,” he says.
Richard and I caught up at Litton’s this week – our first time to …
Postponed: Baxter Properties delays vote
Jennifer Baxter Reynolds of Baxter Properties has postponed a request for a One Year Plan Amendment to rezone property at the intersection of Adair Drive and Sanders Road. The application …
Kelly Litton keeps good company in NYC
Kelly Litton didn’t exactly take a break on her fall break. She took a trip to New York and did some cooking.
At the James Beard House.
The occasion was Nathalie Dupree’s …
Gresham students pursue mosquito research
On a recent morning at Gresham Middle School, students in Nicole Resmondo’s class were getting ready for “Trap Tuesday.”
Before leading them out a back door, the sixth-grade science teacher highlighted …
John H. Newman and the development of Hotel Avenue
Long before the Fountain City A&P, well before the White Store (now Food City) and many decades before Kroger, there was J.H. Newman and Sons Grocery Store. Photographic records indicate …