When I first considered applying for my job as PR and marketing coordinator for the town of Farragut, my surprised husband’s response was, “If you got the job, it would …
Farragut rediscovers the love of biking
Maybe it was an abundance of free time, or maybe it was great spring weather, but all of a sudden, the world is in love with bicycling. And Farragut has …
A Festive Fourth for Farragut, but no parade
It would be impossible to count the things that have been canceled due to COVID-19. The list is a mile long and we still can’t see the end of it. …
P38 Aerial provides fresh perspective on Farragut
Gary Steadman has been a commercial photographer for over 30 years. When drone photography first came on the scene in the early 2000s, he sat back and watched it develop. …
Farragut looks to next phase of McFee Park
This isn’t the sort of thing a PR person is supposed to say, but McFee Park looks like a war zone.
The north side of the park has been stripped bare, …
Navigating the challenges of Phase 2
On March 12, I had just sent a full schedule of programs, classes and events to the Farragutpress for publication in the spring issue of “Talk of the Town.” The …
Flour Power teaches kids cooking, life skills
Kelly Longmire loves kids, so when she thought about starting her own business, she first considered tutoring. When she ran the idea past her own children, ages 28, 24 and …
Town honors Farragut’s hometown hospital
Last Thursday, the town of Farragut recognized the staff at Turkey Creek Medical Center with a proclamation from Mayor Ron Williams, a noisy parade of emergency vehicles, and free ice …