On May 24, the world lost a legend. But West Tennessee lost a native daughter who went from picking cotton…
Author: Trish Milburn
Trish Milburn
Trish Milburn is a freelance writer and USA Today bestselling author of more than 50 novels. A former Tennessee resident for 20 years, she now lives in her native state of Kentucky. She enjoys reading, taking nature photos, listening to K-pop music, watching Asian dramas, traveling, and visiting National Parks and historic sites. Information about her books can be found at trishmilburn.com.
One of the most diverse landscapes in Tennessee is located where you might least expect it. Situated not far from…
Tennessee’s state parks have been welcoming visitors since the Great Depression, when Harrison Bay became the first state park in…
T.O. Fuller State Park is a place of historic firsts. When it opened during the Great Depression, it became the…
While the staff of Henry Horton State Park in Chapel Hill is only responsible for protecting 2 of the beautiful…
Among Tennessee’s 57 state parks, it’s common to see a focus on natural beauty, outdoor recreation and slices of history.…
Drive through any number of parks across Tennessee and it’s not unusual to be flanked by neatly mown roadsides. But…
“I have the best office in the world.” That’s how Steve Ward describes his workplace, the approximately 1,400 acres of…
If you’ve been following our series of features on Tennessee’s state parks, you already know that the park system provides…
There is something that instinctually attracts humans to water. Maybe it’s because water is essential to our existence or the…