At 4:30 in the morning, the Chincoteague waterfront is already filling with people carrying lawn chairs and cameras, determined to secure a good view of the five minutes they have traveled hundreds of miles to see.
TELLICO VILLAGE, Tenn. — The Art Guild of Tellico Village is keenly awaiting the return of its annual Art Show, where more than 200 of the gui…
At 91 years old, Jean Fowler said she plans to keep on riding her prize-winning Tennessee Walking Horse in competitions. As recently as a year…
Growing up 100 miles south of Chicago on an Illinois farm where her family raised cattle, corn and soybeans, Jo Ellen Campbell always wanted t…
Tellico Village resident Fred Kyle has been a volunteer at the Shangri-La Therapeutic Academy of Riding since 2009, which recently earned him …