Lifelong Tennessean Chris Kirk, associate editor of The Tennessee Magazine, joined the staff in May 2005 after graduating from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, majoring in journalism with a minor in political science. An award-winning member of the Cooperative Communicators Association, he contributes feature articles and photographs to the monthly membership publication and serves as coordinator among Tennessee’s electric cooperatives and the magazine staff in Nashville. Chris and his wife, Anna, and their two daughters live in Brentwood.
Bicentennial Capitol Mall honors Tennessee cultural and natural history Following an uncertain spring characterized by “safer at home” advisories, travel…
Paris Landing State Park has something for everyone It’s been a difficult spring, our routines upended in response to the…
CEO Scott Williams lends vision and guidance to passion at Discovery Park of America For the past year and a…
The Tennessee Aquarium is a showpiece befitting the state’s unrivaled freshwater biodiversity The Tennessee Aquarium is among the most popular…
Memphis Brooks Museum of Art This museum with a variety of exhibits and collections has been a part of the…
Craig Colquitt’s debut children’s book answers an inquisitive grandson It started innocently enough. Craig Colquitt and his grandson were playing…
Historic blowout in 1916 immortalized Cumberland University in trivia, spared the school from ruin and drew attention to Southern football…
How far is it from Nashville to Washington, D.C.? If you ask any of the delegates who have traveled the…
Murfreesboro entrepreneur takes on old barns and finds new life Seemingly simple shelters from the outside, barns symbolize utilitarian rural…
