Bill Woodard hosts the September edition of the Smith County Chamber Corner at the newly reopened, historic Hotel Walton in Carthage, TN, following an extensive restoration project led by former Vice President Al Gore. General Manager Rick Clark shares a look inside the updated 120-year-old landmark, highlighting its ten boutique guest rooms, peaceful TV-free lounge, farm-to-table dining at Restaurant Hull using ingredients from nearby Caney Fork Farms, and plans for an adjacent bakery and general store. The episode also highlights upcoming local events and community programs. Don Kannapel previews the September 26th William Walton Harvest Festival, which will feature local music, a classic car cruise-in, and the popular Beta Sigma Phi cakewalk. Katelyn Williamson of the Community Wellness Alliance stops by to announce youth leadership training and the annual Walk for Recovery set for October 22nd. Wrapping up the show, UT Extension agents Will Herbert and Rachel Petty discuss fall gardening workshops, a rotational grazing field day, and celebrate the Smith County 4-H team's recent national championship win in wildlife judging.

Join host Bill Woodard for another edition of the Smith County Chamber Chat from Creekview Cafe at Defeated Creek Marina.

This episode features Vonda Dixon of the Smith County Heritage Museum, who shares the history of William Walton and previews the upcoming William Walton Harvest Festival. Jessica Lafferty of the Pregnancy Resource Center discusses the center's free services, family support programs, and opportunities for volunteers and donors. Bernadine Thornton of Defeated Creek Marina and Creekview Cafe highlights lakeside recreation, dining, cabins, and exciting community events planned throughout the year.

Bill also wraps up the episode with a look at upcoming events, including the opening of the restored Hotel Walton and other happenings around Smith County. Tune in for another great conversation highlighting the people and programs that keep our community thriving.

Join us for the July 2026 edition of Smith County Chamber Corner, recorded at the Smith County Fair! Although the fair has wrapped up, we're celebrating the people, traditions, and organizations that make this annual event so special. This month's episode features Miss Teen Fairest of the Fair Kinley Duncan who shares her pageant experience and future goals. We also visit with Jenny Penuel from the Carthage Junction Depot about upcoming art exhibits and opportunities for local artists, and hear from the UT TSU Extension Office they discuss 4-H programs, livestock shows, youth leadership, and the impact of agriculture in Smith County. We're also joined by Christina Williams who shares about her new restaurant Christina's Diner. Tune in for another great conversation highlighting the people and programs that keep our community thriving.

In the June 2026 edition of Smith County Chamber Corner, Wild Bill fills in for Bil Woodard and takes listeners on a fun-filled preview of the upcoming Smith County Fair, happening June 29 through July 4 at the Ag Center.

Joining the show is Fair Co-Chairman Stan Webster, who shares how the fair has grown over the past 19 years into one of Smith County's favorite family traditions. Learn about free admission night, exciting arena events, live music, fireworks, cash giveaways, new attractions, contests, and special activities celebrating America's 250th birthday.

The episode also features updates from the Fair Pageant directors, Smith County Extension agents, and volunteers who help make the fair possible. From youth exhibits, livestock shows, archery competitions, and Kids Olympics to pageants, agriculture exhibits, and community celebrations, there truly is something for everyone.

Join host Bill Woodard for the May 2026 edition of Smith County Chamber Corner, recorded at Sparta Greek Grill. This month’s episode features updates from the Smith County Fine Arts Center Theater, the Smith County Heritage Museum, and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on upcoming productions, local history events, outdoor recreation, and summer activities around Cordell Hull Lake. The show also spotlights local businesses including Rosie’s Adventures, Lish Foam Insulators, and Sparta Greek Grill, while celebrating Smith County’s graduating seniors and previewing the upcoming Chamber banquet.

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Join Bill Woodard at Highpoint Health - Riverview with Saint Thomas Ascension in Carthage for this month's Chamber Corner. This month’s show highlights the people and partners keeping Smith County healthy, connected, and growing. Hear from Highpoint Health – Riverview’s women’s services team and local OB‑family physicians, learn how AirMedCare’s emergency helicopters serve rural communities, get the scoop on DTC’s new Trilight Mobile phone service and 75th anniversary, and catch the latest from the UT TSU Extension and the Community Wellness Alliance on agriculture, 4‑H, and youth wellness.

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Join Bill Woodard at The Spot in Carthage for this month's Chamber Corner spotlight the eight annual River City Ball benefiting Smith County Youth Mentorship and Dolly Parton's Imagination Library. UT-TSU Extension agents Mary Draper, Will Herbert, Lexy Tipton, and Rachel Petty highlight Pi Day, Walk with Ease, 4-H archery and livestock judging. Barbara Kannapel talks about The Spot youth programs and is lates joined by Melissa Herbert to talk about Carthage Rotary's storybook trail and upcoming pancake breakfast. Finally, chamber member Michael Woodard wraps things up speaking about MID TEN Realty.

Bill also shares events from the Smtih County Chamber of Commerce community calendar.

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This month's show is hosted by Stephanie McCaleb Interiors on Main Street in Carthage, TN. Bill Woodard speaks with George Clay of the Smith Çounty Farm Bureau to explain their non-profit mission as the voice of agriculture. Kayla Franklin with the Community Wellness Alliance of Smith County gives a monthly update on their activities. Will Herbert, Rachel Petty, & Mary Draper with UT TSU Extension Smith County wrap uo the show with more local happenings.

Bill also shares events from the Smtih County Chamber of Commerce community calendar.

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This month take a trip to the Upper Cumberland Development District to speak with Executive Director Mark Farley and Deputy Director Tommy Lee. Lifeline Coordinators Dylan Johnson & Chris Hodges who work through the TN Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services talk about their programs within Smith County and the Upper Cumberland. Next up Morgan White, the Tourism Recovery Coordinator for UCDD, gives us more incite in to what services UCDD offers. Then Will Herbert, Rachel Petty, & Mary Draper with UT TSU Extension Smith County stop by to update us in things they're involved with.  The show wraps up with kelly Sullivan, the Small Business Development Center Director, speaks about the services to help plan, organize, and grow local small businesses.

Bill also shares events from the Smtih County Chamber of Commerce community calendar.

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This month we are joined by Stephanie Ruckman, Hunter Shrum, and Merissa Spivey with Magnolia Health & Wellness.  Then Will Herbert, Rachel Petty, & Mary Draper with UT TSU Extension Smith County stop by to update us in things they're involved with.  Then Kaitlyn Williamson, Preston London, & Preston James with Community Wellness Alliance talk about their involvement about drug prevention in Smith County.  To wrap up, Bill Woodard interviews Jeff Mason about county-wide governement updates.

Bill also shares events from the Smtih County Chamber of Commerce community calendar.

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