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Tressa Bush’s Biography

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Tressa Bush is a freelance journalist, media producer, and community leader with a deep passion for storytelling and historical preservation. Based in Chestnut Mound, Tennessee, she has built a career that blends broadcasting, tourism development, and event management, using her skills to engage communities and bring history to life.
As the founder of the Smith County Historical Tourism Society (SCHTS), Tressa has played a pivotal role in preserving and promoting Tennessee’s rich history, parti…

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Woman of Wilson: Tressa Bush - Main Street Media of Tennessee

Woman of Wilson: Tressa Bush - Main Street Media of Tennessee

The spelling of Tressa Bush's first name is always a good conversation starter.The spelling of Tressa Bush's …

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Tressa Bush is a guest on WGNS-FM Roundtable Podcast

Tressa Bush is a guest on WGNS-FM Roundtable Podcast

Written by Tressa Bush on . Posted in Smith County Historical Tourism Society. On July 3 2024, I was the gues…

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Tennessee Crossroads | Tennessee Crossroads 3041 | Season 30 | Episode 3041

Tennessee Crossroads | Tennessee Crossroads 3041 | Season 30 | Episode 3041

Columbia Neon, Andy's Dioramas, The Blue Chair Cafe and Bakery, State Capitol FLASHBACK

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When Tanks Rolled Through: Smith, Wilson and Rutherford Counties WWII Story

When Tanks Rolled Through: Smith, Wilson and Rutherford Counties WWII Story

In this episode, host Chip Walters is joined by special guest Tressa Bush to take a fascinating journey back …

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Tressa Bush | Chestnut Mound, Tennessee | The Business Journal

Tressa Bush | Chestnut Mound, Tennessee | The Business Journal

The Tennessean Tressa Bush preserves history through storytelling, journalism, and immersive historical touri…

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Tressa Bush and SCHTS Making History More Than Just a Story

Tressa Bush and SCHTS Making History More Than Just a Story

Tressa Bush and SCHTS Making History More Than Just a Story. In the early 1940s, farmers in Middle Tennessee …

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Soft Skills for a High-Pressure Production Environment

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By Tressa Bush
| Medium
People often think production is all about technical skills. Cameras. Lights. Schedules. Budgets. That is the surface view. The deeper truth is this. Production is about people. A camera never argued with you. A light never asked for a break. But the people who run them do. That is why soft skills matter as much as technical skills. Sometimes more. On a production set, conflict is normal. Deadlines are short. Pressure is high. Tempers flare. You can try to prevent conflict, but you will never erase it.
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Hayes Wants To Bring Young Approach To Celina Alderman

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By Tressa Bush
| The UC Now
EDITORS NOTE: This is part of a series of stories introducing the candidates for Alderman in Celina. Residents will vote Tuesday. Christopher Hayes is running for public office for the first time. Hayes and his family moved to Celina when he was three years old. Hayes, who is 29 years old, said folks should vote for him to get that younger view. “To have just that common sense back in our politics here in Clay County and inside the city of Celina,”Hayes said.
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Celina's Dale Wants Infrastructure Focus, More Communication

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By Tressa Bush
| The UC Now
EDITORS NOTE: This is the first in a series of stories introducing the candidates for Alderman in Celina. Residents will vote Tuesday June 3. Candidate Dawn Dale has called Celina home for 26 years. Dale is a hairdresser and owns her own shop. Dale said one of the reasons she is running is she feels there is not enough communication coming from the current administration. “People ask me all the time, ‘what’s going on here?’ I’m like, ‘I don’t know, I don’t have a clue,'” Dale said.
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Awards

Tennessee State Press Awards

2010 - Journalism

Two Tennessee State Press Awards (Carthage Courier)