Arts & Entertainment

A powerful moment of compassion and community unfolded last Saturday at a golf tournament fundraiser at Pebble Creek Golf Club as Yuri Williams traveled from Los Angeles to surprise Brynlee Pruitt, a young car crash survivor.

Your summer plans for Music in the Park have been activated, thanks to the Fayetteville-Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce and Tourism Bureau. Dust off the lawn chairs and get ready for live music echoing through Stone Bridge Park while taking in beautiful sunset skies. The lineup for the free summer concert series at the park has been announced.

“Evening with the Stars,” Lincoln County High School’s annual academic banquet honoring the top 10% of seniors, was held on Thursday, April 23, 2026. This year marked the 29th annual celebration of this special tradition, which was started by the late principal of Lincoln County High School Jim Stewart.

SLAWBURGER FESTIVAL

Frying up fish and fun

Representative from South Central Tennessee Tourism Association (SCTTA), Department of Tourism Development, Do More Art (DMA) nonprofit organization, The Tennessee Whiskey Trail, Fayetteville Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce and others gathered recently for a celebration of Fayetteville’s largest, permanent mural, “White Dog and the Spirit of the Process.” Artist Megan Lingerfelt was tasked by DMA of Tullahoma to create Fayetteville’s whimsical mural.

Get ready for a day of hunting, heritage and helping others as the annual Spur Spankin’ Invitational & Crawfish Boil returns to Lincoln County on Saturday, April 11 at the Lincoln County Fairgrounds, 1003 Hedgemont Avenue in Fayetteville. Event organizers Sara« aim to ^bring together outdoor enthusiasts and families for a day of food, competition and conservation. General admission is free to the public and every pinch of crawfish supports a great cause.

Get ready to hit the road — because all roads lead to Slawburger! Fayetteville Main Street announces the return of the annual Slawburger Festival on Saturday, April 18, 2026, in the heart of downtown Fayetteville.

Where Tennessee became the Volunteer State