boothconnor+FollowTennessee’s Bell Witch Cave: Real chills, real legendsWalking into the Bell Witch Cave in Adams, Tennessee, you can’t help but feel the weight of two centuries of ghost stories pressing in. Locals and visitors alike talk about sudden cold spots, eerie voices, and that unmistakable feeling of being watched—even when you’re sure you’re alone. What’s wild is how ordinary the place looks from the outside, but inside, the darkness and echoes play tricks on your senses. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, the Bell Witch legend has a way of making you question what’s real. Would you brave the cave, or stick to the safety of the sunlight? #News #Tennessee #BellWitch42934Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowVenison E. coli case shakes Tennessee familiesA heartbreaking E. coli outbreak linked to venison has left families in Tennessee and Texas rethinking wild game on the dinner table. Health officials say two children, one from each state, got sick after eating venison processed at the same Puryear, TN facility. The Tennessee case turned tragic, with a 4-year-old girl losing her life. What’s unsettling is that no clear violations were found at the facility—raising tough questions about how wild game is handled and tested. How do you feel about the safety of wild game meat? Would this news change your eating habits? #Health #BodyHealth #Tennessee10Share
Jacob Morris+FollowShockwaves for Lady Vols fans after arrestNews of Lady Vols basketball standout Ruby Whitehorn’s arrest over the weekend has left Tennessee fans stunned. According to reports, Whitehorn was taken into custody for burglary and domestic assault after a heated altercation Friday night, which included breaking glass and allegedly kicking in a door. She claims she was trying to retrieve her own property. Thankfully, no one was injured, but this situation raises tough questions about how off-court incidents impact college athletes and their teams. How do you think this will affect the Lady Vols moving forward? Let’s talk about it. #Sports #LadyVols #Tennessee00Share
Justin Dixon+FollowTennessee’s lakeside RV spot everyone’s talking aboutImagine waking up to mountain views and the sound of water lapping at the shore—right here in Bluff City, Tennessee. Lakeview RV Resort sits on Boone Lake, offering a rare blend of peaceful lakeside living and Appalachian scenery. Whether you’re casting a line from the private shoreline, paddling out at sunrise, or just soaking in the views, this spot makes it easy to unwind. Plus, with full hookups, strong WiFi, and friendly gatherings like bonfires and movie nights, it’s more than just a campground—it’s a community. Would you trade city noise for mountain mornings? #Travel #Tennessee #RVLife00Share
dylan15+FollowElkmont: Tennessee’s real-life ghost townOnce a playground for the wealthy, Elkmont in the Smoky Mountains now feels like a set from a horror movie—empty cabins, creaky floors, and nature slowly taking over. What’s wild is you can still wander through this abandoned resort, where echoes of lavish parties have given way to quiet trails and haunting beauty. Locals and explorers alike are drawn to its eerie charm, especially during the firefly season or hikes to Laurel Falls. Some buildings have been saved, others lost to time, sparking debate over what should be preserved. Would you explore Elkmont or leave it to the wild? #Travel #Elkmont #Tennessee283Share
Annette Jones+FollowIn-N-Out’s Big Move: Family & HQ to TN!In-N-Out’s owner Lynsi Snyder isn’t just bringing the burger chain’s new HQ to Tennessee—she’s packing up her family and moving too! She says California’s just too tough for raising kids and running a biz. The iconic burger spot is planning 35 new locations in Tennessee, starting with one in Franklin this year. But don’t worry, Cali fans—the OG HQ isn’t going anywhere. East Coast folks, you’ll have to keep waiting! #Food #InNOut #Tennessee00Share
Michael Morgan+FollowWawa’s Finally Coming to Tennessee!Wawa fans, it’s happening—Wawa is breaking ground in Tennessee! The beloved convenience store is expanding into Nashville, Murfreesboro, and Clarksville, bringing their famous hoagies and coffee to the Volunteer State. Not only are we getting new spots to grab snacks, but Wawa’s also promising tons of new jobs and community support. Who else is already planning their first Wawa run? #Food #Wawa #Tennessee00Share
Tanya Jackson+FollowYou Could Get Fined for Killing Snakes?!Did you know it’s actually illegal to kill any snake in Tennessee—even the scary ones? You could get hit with a $25K fine or even jail time! Snakes are protected because they help keep pests like rats and mice in check. If you spot one, just keep your distance—they’re more afraid of you than you are of them. And if you ever get bitten, hospitals have antivenom and you’ve got hours to get treated. Wild, right? #Tennessee #Snakes #WildlifeProtection #Pets4543Share
Anthony Cook+FollowWalmart’s Big Makeover: What’s In It for You?Heads up, Tennessee shoppers! Walmart’s giving 24 of its stores a serious glow-up next year—think bolder signs, more stuff on the shelves, and a pharmacy that feels less like a checkout line and more like a private lounge. Why? They want to keep being your go-to spot for everything from snacks to sneakers. Bonus: these upgrades mean more local jobs and perks for employees, so your favorite cashier might be sticking around longer! #Walmart #Tennessee #RetailNews #MoneyHacks #Community #Shopping30Share
sperkins+FollowWhy Tullahoma is Tennessee’s best-kept secretTullahoma is the kind of place that surprises you—think waterfalls around every corner, whiskey with a story, and a downtown that feels straight out of a movie. Locals know Rutledge Falls is the spot to cool off, while Machine Falls is a dream for hikers and photographers. Aviation buffs can geek out at the Beechcraft Heritage Museum, and whiskey lovers can sip at George Dickel Distillery. Add in a walkable downtown, quirky events, and lakeside escapes, and you’ve got a town that makes you want to linger. What’s your favorite hidden gem in Tullahoma or nearby? #Travel #Tullahoma #Tennessee667Share