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Savage Gulf State Park development update

The Beersheba Springs Historical Society is hosting an event Saturday, May 23, at 4 p.m. to share an update on the Savage Gulf State Park development project. Join park manager, Aaron Reid, to learn the most current plans and see renderings and also learn about other park activities including land acquisitions, trail projects, and resource management initiatives.

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Rudman named head coach

The Sewanee Tigersharks are excited to welcome Lucy Rudman as the new head coach for the 2026 summer swim season. An alum of the University swim program with 10 years of lessons and coaching under her belt, this is Rudman’s first summer stepping into the head coach role after three seasons of assistant and volunteer coaching with the Tigersharks.

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Grundy native garners recognition

Jason A. Roach received the Grand Scholar Award and Medal in March from Dr. Ismail Fidan of the Engineering Department at Tennessee Technological University. Jason is the son of Jason and Connie Roach, of Coalmont, who say they’re proud of their son’s accomplishments and awards he has received while attending college. That sentiment was shared by his sister, nieces and nephew. Jason expressed gratitude for several teachers who helped in his success while attending Swiss Memorial Elementary and Grundy County High schools: Clada Meeks, Angela Fults, John Rogers, Randy King, Edward Bowen and Donald Partin.

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Student Spotlight

The Grundy County Herald has invited each school to spotlight a stellar student. Pupils may be nominated for academic achievement, effort, improvement, good citizenship, or kindness, etc.

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Hippie vibes

Four decades ago, Joan Thomas left Nashville to housesit for a year at the historic Brinkwood bluff estate on Natural Bridge Road in Sewanee.

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