Events

What better represents a local community than a farmers' market? Local, small businesses, farmers, and nonprofits coming together to showcase what their town or city has to offer. Beyond fresh produce and baked goods, a farmers market is a gathering for local residents and visitors to connect with others, a diverse experience of a rural or urban community in a short-time, and a great way to support new and local farmers that are the backbone of our state.

Online Interview featuring Robert Jones running for US Senate in Tennessee

From the Heritage Alliance: "This month's Heritage Alliance's History Happy Hour will take place on Thursday, July 23 at the Jonesborough/Washington County History Museum inside the Jonesborough Visitors Center. Private collector Robert Jones will speak on our current exhibit, Mind Your Business: 250 Years of American History through Currency, that was developed in partnership with him. This exhibit connects national history with local stories from Tennessee and Jonesborough,

We are hosting a free store for our community while providing the public access to candidates running for various local and state positions. I will also be there to meet with members of the public. All are invited to attend! We would love to see our community be present to voice their concerns and to become informed on various candidates that are on the August 6th ballot for Washington County, Tennessee. FREE STORE: We will have (gently used and new) donated items including k

New yard signs will be here soon. Looking for visibility all over our state. If you'd like a sign, please let me know. The more eyes the better. High traffic areas would be amazing! Over the next few weeks, I'll have stops in Clarksville, Knoxville, Chattanooga, and Nashville. Reach out! Would love to say hi and drop the signs off personally whenever possible. Upcoming Events: July 15th Clarksville - Meet the Candidate July 23rd Jonesborough - Mind Your Business - History Hap

95 Counties in 95 Hours Challenge Day four wrapped up after midnight with Robert completing all 95 counties under 95 hours. Robert was able to visit every county seat and leave behind 95 Peace dollars (one in each county) in 86 hours and eight minutes. Check back for more picture hints and updates from Robert's 95 Counties in 95 Hours Challenges. Here are pictures and hints from the rest of the counties visited this evening on May 16th - early May 17th. The county list, below

Tomorrow (morning) is the last day for the 95 Counties in 95 Hours Challenge! Robert is finishing the last few counties and should head home ahead of schedule sometime after midnight. Check out the pictures from today's county visits as of 5 pm (eastern time) and hints for the locations of the Peace dollars. Check back later for more pictures and updates on the rest of the counties Robert visited during his journey through Tennessee. Below the gallery is a list of the countie

Last stop on day three of the 95 Counties in 95 Hours Challenge was Nashville. Below are pictures of the county seats and hints for the locations of the Peace dollars left behind in the last 13 counties for the day (May 15th). You can zoom in on the upclose pictures to see where the envelope (Peace dollar) was left (may still be located) in each county. The list of counties visited this evening are below the gallery and correspond to the order of the photos and stops during t

95 COUNTIES IN 95 HOURS First stop on day three was the Lake County Courthouse in Tiptonville. Robert has passed through 16 counties today as of 5 pm eastern time. That brings our total count for the past three days to 56 counties. This means 56 Peace dollars (coins) have been placed in 56 counties across Tennessee. Robert hopes to hit a few more counties tonight to meet his goals for the 95 Counties in 95 Hours Challenge. See the list, below the gallery, for SOME of the coun

95 COUNTIES IN 95 HOURS ALL95 Day two kicked off with Robert departing Cookeville in the morning. Today's (May 14th) total count came to 21 counties visited by 9:30 pm (eastern time). That brings his total count to 41 counties. In each county, Robert has left behind a painted Peace dollar (coin) in a marked envelope for anyone to find. ALL95 coins will be dropped off somewhere in the county seat of ALL95 counties. You can zoom in on the upclose pictures to see where the envel