The next time you go fishing or boating, contemplate this fact: The use of a lake was once the cause of a violent chapter in Tennessee history. First Name ...

Crowds of people were seen pointing their phones and cameras to the sky, trying to get a snapshot of our nation’s bird Saturday at Reelfoot Lake State Park. In honor of the park’s 14th annual Eagle ...

Scuttling a project that's already cost taxpayers $700,000, state officials plan to tear down the unfinished Reelfoot Lake visitors center — a facility showcasing a landscape transformed by powerful ...

From the rugged spine of the Blue Ridge Mountains to the fertile and flat Mississippi River plains, Tennessee is a land of contrasts. The Volunteer State is also one of the widest in the US, measuring ...

Like most newspaper clippings carefully placed years ago in a scrapbook, this one has a slight yellow tinge to it, as the top three teams in the inaugural Reelfoot Lake Bass Club/Reelfoot Lake Chamber ...

Why do these birds mean so much to us? Maybe because we almost lost them. Credit...Damon Winter/The New York Times Supported by By Margaret Renkl Photographs by Damon Winter Contributing Opinion ...