Fairest of the Fair 1974 – Sylvia Stewart Horn
Fairest of the Fair 1974 – Sylvia Stewart Horn Like many throughout the more than six decades of the competition’s history, 1974 Fairest of the Fair Winner Sylvia Stewart Horn entered the pageant as a way of pleasing her immediate family. Looking back on the...
Fairest of the Fair 1988 – Teri York Fitzgerald
Fairest of the Fair 1988 – Teri York Fitzgerald 1988 was a year that changed Teri York Fitzgerald’s life. A junior at TTU, she entered Fairest of the Fair, unaware of how impactful this choice would prove to be. “My boyfriend at the time was asked to be...
Cookeville Eats – 37 Cedar
Cookeville Eats – 37 Cedar Stretching across two city blocks of Cookeville’s historic WestSide, 37 Cedar Restaurant & Bar has become a staple in the local dining scene. When Cookeville native’s Chris Batty and Kevin Maxwell decided to open 37...
How Flint Global, Powered by Her and The Biz Foundry are Making a Global Impact
How Flint Global, Powered by Her and The Biz Foundry are Making a Global Impact Most people would agree that small business is the heartbeat of America, but many don’t realize that this spirit of entrepreneurship is visible around the globe. Merging the global and...
Doing It All (and Then Some): Motherhood & Business with Kirsten Cooper & MomReal Local
In this MomReal Local collab episode, Kirsten Cooper dives into the realities of balancing motherhood with entrepreneurship. As the owner of The French Cookie, Kirsten talks about juggling business goals to family responsibilities and shares heartfelt insights, practical strategies, and the mindset that helps her thrive both at home and in the professional world.
How One Family Turned a Love for Design Into a WestSide Staple
Inside Hillsdale Home, Where Vintage Design and Community Go Hand in Hand.
When a Signature Tells the Truth: Inside the Life of a Local Forensic Handwriting Expert
How Dianne Peterson’s pursuit of truth has shaped a global career rooted in faith, family, and forensic science.
