Posts from Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation
Displaying blogs 109 - 120 of 126 in totalWho gets to decide what students learn?Tennessee State Senator Bo Watson has introduced legislation to allow public schools to deny enrollment to undocumented children, settin...
Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation makes presentation... RHPF Vice President Tom Davis presented a workshop on the Scopes Trial for Tennessee History for Kids on Feb. 6. He covered causes of th...
Scopes Trial scholar and author to speak at Rhea County ... Publicity stunt, serious case, something else? Hear Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Dr. Edward J. Larson speak about the Scopes Trial o...
Scopes Trial Centennial Kickoff set for March 21-22Scopes Trial Centennial Kickoff Dinner Friday, March 21 Bryan College Join us for an evening of commemoration at the Scopes Trial Centen...
Monkey Town Loop offered to cyclistsRide with GPS, a website for serious amateur and professional cyclists, has introduced a new cycling course in Rhea County. The Monkey T...
Jan. 28, 1925 THIS DAY IN SCOPES HISTORYTennessee’s House of Representatives passes the Butler Act on a vote of 71 to 5, with five members “present but not voting.” Bryan, who ...
Who says history can’t be interesting? Not for 'How It S... Who says history can’t be interesting? Not for “How It Started.” Enjoy a play, lecture/discussion, and museum tour about the Scopes Tria...
How It Started: An in-depth look at the Scopes TrialThe third week in March each year Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation (RHPF) presents a one-hour play, HOW IT STARTED, telling the sto...
Help wanted for community nonprofitLooking for a rewarding part-time job? Do you have a gift for detail and events planning, along with a love of Rhea County, its communit...
Pulitzer Prizer-winner speaks on Scopes Trial CentennialSATURDAY, MARCH 22, 2025 Dr. Edward Larson, author of Summer for the Gods , the Pulitzer Prize-winning history of the Scopes Trial, will...
How It Started: An in-depth look at the Scopes TrialThe third week in March each year Rhea Heritage Preservation Foundation (RHPF) presents a one-hour play, HOW IT STARTED, telling the sto...
Most beloved Christmas movie presented as a radio playIt's a Wonderful Life
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