The Sam Davis Trail that winds through Pulaski and Giles County offers visitors the chance to relive one of the Civil War's most poignant stories, and also helps anchor local tourism efforts.
In his younger days, Butch White was a blacksmith, traveling the country shoeing horses. But in 1989, he put away his blacksmithing tools to forge a career in barbecue.
The Trail of Tears in the 1830s was a forced relocation and movement of American Indians from their homelands in the Deep South to Indian Territory in present-day Oklahoma.
Located between Nashville and Huntsville, Pulaski is the county seat of Giles County and past All-America City recipient. Pulaski is the home base each April for the Governor’s One-Shot Turkey Hunt, a five-county event that attracts hunters from all over Tennessee.