At Legends Steakhouse in Smyrna, we get the backstory on this independent restaurant from Bill Osborn, director of operations.

At the Wilson County Fair - Tennessee State Fair in Lebanon, we speak with 4-H Youth Development Director, Justin Crowe, and 4-H member, Cade Simmons.

BBB Middle Tennessee Regional Manager, Kimberly Myer, warns us about storm chasing scams.

We visit the Wilson County Fair and learn a little bit about Dilldogs.

We revisit a segment by Chris Yow where he sat down with Shelly Sassen, CEO of The Well Outreach in Spring Hill.

Melanie Thompson, BBB Regional Senior VP, and Rose Melton, Retail Market Manager at Altra Federal Credit Union, invite us to the 50+ Expo in Clarksville.

At Legends Steakhouse in Smyrna, we get the backstory on this independent restaurant from Bill Osborn, director of operations.

Tom Adkinson travels to Alvin C. York State Park in Pall Mall and shares with us its beauty and history.

BBB Middle Tennessee Regional Manager, Kimberly Myer, warns us about stormchasing scams. 

We invite Erin Yow from the Clarksville Area Chamber of Commerce to the studio to talk about the Clarksville Young Professionals program.

Officer Dylan Lawrence of the Clarksville Police Dept. stopped by to make us aware of the information bumper stickers reveal about your children.

We meet with Sergeant Cortney Carmona of the United States Army in Ft. Campbell to tell us what your USO donation means to soldiers.

Dave Gould, owner of Main Street Media of Tennessee, talks about some new TV shows.

Officer Dylan Lawrence of the Clarksville Police Dept. stopped by to help us be aware of the information bumper stickers reveal about your children.

Scott Stewart from the Pulaski Citizen, met up with Tammy Pierchoski, executive director of STAAR Theatre in Pulaski, to tell us about some upcoming programs and events. 

Restore Hyper Wellness nurse, Emily Smith, invites us to one of their locations in Murfreesboro.

We head over to White Bluff to meet Chelsea and Anthony Vargas from the Dickson Bee Club to hear all about this weekend's World Honeybee Day Festival.

Dave Gould, owner of Main Street Media of Tennessee, talks about some new TV shows starting soon.

We invited Wade Neely and Scott Stewart from the Pulaski Citizen to tell us about their new Main Street Media radio live football coverage on Thursday nights.

We headed over to First Horizon Park, home of the Nashville Sounds, this morning to speak with Collin Perry about the fun they have coming up this week.

Kevin Kurowski talks to us about finding the best Nashville Sounds ticket plans that suits you best.

Tom Adkinson takes us to Chattanooga to visit the International Towing Museum.

Carpe Artista directors tell us all about how their academy helps the youth and communities.

Let's Eat with Catherine Mayhew at King Market in Antioch.

We meet with Sergeant Cortney Carmona of the United States Army in Ft. Campbell to tell us what your USO donation means to soldiers.

Jeff Bennett, director of regional operations at Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville, talks to us about the builds in Robertson County.

Reporter Chris Yow is in Columbia speaking with Kelli Johnson about First Friday.

We invite Erin Spence, Ascend Credit Union assistant VP of business development, to come share some history about Ascend.

We share a video by Kubota Hometown Proud about the Black Farms, Food & Families Project.

Julie Tarrents, President of Clarksville Civitan Club, invites us to participate in the Scavenger Hunt at Riverfest in Clarksville.

Trainer, instructor and author, Lisa Wysocky, tells us about her new podcast, Celebs with Horses.