Georgia flips the nation’s No. 1 junior college DL from Tennessee
Christian Mays is ranked as the nation’s No. 1 overall defensive line prospect in the junior college ranks. He is from Forsyth and had been committed to th...
Oct 20, 2026Open source
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Pulaski, Tennessee. Counties or equivalents associated with this area: Giles. Associated ZIP codes: 38478.
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Sep 1, 2026Open source
Why a standout QB prospect from Tennessee chose Jason Candle and UConn football
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Tennessee, which is receiving votes in both the Associated Press Poll and USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, welcomes Duquesne to Food City Center on Monday nigh...
Nov 2, 2026Open source
2 charged with illegal voting in federal elections in West Tennessee
Two men in the Western District of Tennessee are facing charges for illegally voting in federal elections.
Nov 2, 2026Open source
Middle Tennessee hosts what organizers call the 'Super Bowl of bass fishing,' with a $1.2 million prize
Middle Tennessee hosts the WBE Champions Bass Tournament, called the Super Bowl of bass fishing, with a $1.2M grand prize and 60 top anglers.
Nov 2, 2026Open source
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Pulaski is in Giles County, Tennessee.
Region: West Tennessee
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38478
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WBB Preview: RV/RV Lady Vols vs. Duquesne
Tennessee, which is receiving votes in both the Associated Press Poll and USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll, welcomes Duquesne to Food City Center on Monday nigh...
Nov 2, 2026Open source
2 charged with illegal voting in federal elections in West Tennessee
Two men in the Western District of Tennessee are facing charges for illegally voting in federal elections.
Nov 2, 2026Open source
Middle Tennessee hosts what organizers call the 'Super Bowl of bass fishing,' with a $1.2 million prize
Middle Tennessee hosts the WBE Champions Bass Tournament, called the Super Bowl of bass fishing, with a $1.2M grand prize and 60 top anglers.
Nov 2, 2026Open source
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Pulaski, the seat of Giles County, was founded in 1809. After Union forces took control of Tennessee in 1862, thousands of African Americans left plantations and farms for the Union lines, many even before the Emancipation Proclamation, and the Army set up a contraband camp at Pulaski to house, feed and employ freed people and their families, with classes for them. The area saw several skirmishes during the Franklin-Nashville Campaign of 1864.
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In November 1863 Confederate scout Sam Davis, captured at Minor Hill while carrying dispatches to General Braxton Bragg, was brought to Union headquarters at Pulaski, tried as a spy and sentenced to death within a week. Offered a pardon by General Grenville M. Dodge if he would name his source, he refused, saying he would rather give a thousand lives than betray a friend, and he was hanged on November 27, 1863. On December 24, 1865, six Confederate veterans, John C. Lester, John B. Kennedy, James R. Crowe, Frank O. McCord, Richard R. Reed and J. Calvin Jones, founded the Ku Klux Klan in Pulaski, a secret society devoted to suppressing freedmen and their white allies; chapters soon spread across the South, and a riot against Black residents broke out in Pulaski in the winter of 1868. Martin Methodist College, founded in Pulaski in 1870, became the University of Tennessee Southern in 2021. Sources Wikipedia: Pulaski, Tennessee The Historical Marker Database: Sam Davis Capture Site (Tennessee Civil War Trails)
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35.2092740, -87.0392630
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