Trish Milburn

New book looks back at esteemed career of historical artist David Wright Photographs by Robin Conover For many people, reaching their 80s means kicking back and relaxing, leaving their working years far in the rearview mirror. But that is not the case for Gallatin artist David Wright. Not only is he still painting in his studio, but he’s also traveling and working on-site — sketching and painting the scenery and historians in period attire that help make his works so striking and authentic.

Access 2030 initiative aims to make Tennessee’s state parks most accessible in nation Alex Scogins and Aidan Vogus, members of the AbleVoices Photography Club, take in the sights at Radnor Lake State Park in Nashville. They arrived at the accessible dock via special all-terrain wheelchairs. Photograph by Robin Conover Most of us take for granted the ability to enjoy Tennessee’s state parks to the fullest.

Tennessee to soon add new state parks Photographs by Rachel B. Lee No matter the season, a trip to any of Tennessee’s state parks can be both enjoyable and educational. Whether you love dropping a line in a lake in an attempt to land the big one, trying your luck on the golf course or learning about Tennessee’s frontier history by touring historic structures, you’ll find something to your liking.