Face It! Masks fight COVID-19.
Face it. Wearing a mask is a personal decision that saves lives and may very well save livelihoods in Tennessee. We will get through this by working together. Social distancing, washing your hands, wearing masks are all great ideas that can save you, can save me, and can save our economy.
Read moreCoronavirus is no joke, and we know it. At the same time we are greatful for being one of the safest places in Tennessee.
Testing is provided free to everyone in Tennessee, but we still need to practice wearing masks, social distancing and hand washing.
The real heros are the frontline workers who have taken care of our loved ones. Let them know they have your love & support.
We are thankful for our good health, great open outdoors, and everyone working together to beat this virus.
Pinckney's Tomb is considered to be the largest grave house in Tennessee. The grave house is a...
Linden is actually the fourth seat of government for Perry County. When the county was organized...
Many people still like to do their research the old fashioned way, by hand or, rather, in person. ...
The 110-acre Craig Farm was purchased by freed slaves Tapp and Amy Craig in 1871. In the six years...
One of the oldest houses in Perry County, Tennessee, the James Dickson House, built in 1819, was...
As part of a project to preserve the history of Lobelville, a video was created from a slideshow...
Built in 1832, the Cedar Grove Iron Furnace was operational until early February 1862, when the...
The Bromley Hotel, also known as the residence of Dr. Richard Calvin Bromley, was built in...
The Battle of Beardstown, depicted in a mural painted in 2009 by Sonny Davis, stretched almost the...
Visitors will find several ways to enjoy their visit to Perry County. Lobelville is home to many...
Along the banks of the Buffalo River, in rural Perry County, lies a rich history. More than a...
We welcome our visitors and perhaps even future residents of Perry County, Tennessee, with open arms and a big smile. Know we are aware of how important peace of mind from COVID-19 is to all of us. Please come by my office at the Chamber of Commerce for more information or call us at 931-589-2453.
While extra precautions must be taken during this time, we are able to offer curbside service and dine-in with our new dining addition. Just call ahead at (931) 589-5401 and give us your order. It will be hot and ready by the time you reach us. Our menu consists of all American food...
Mousetail Landing State Park is a 1,247-acre (5.05 km2) state park located on the eastern bank of the Tennessee River in Perry County, Tennessee near Linden. The park was established in 1986, making it one of the more recent additions to the Tennessee State Parks system.
Locally the Buffalo River has long been a place for summer adventures. Rent a canoe at Heath's Canoe Rental in Lobelville, go to the Grimes Boy Scout Canoe Camp, or Flatwoods where the creek is crystal clear and deep enough for kayaks and canoes. Contact the following...
Lady’s Bluff, a TVA Small Wild Area, is a pocket reservation centered around high limestone bluffs on the Tennessee River. The area is characterized by varied ecosystems, including the bluff, the Lick Creek embayment, limestone glades and outcroppings, natural sinks and...
There are many places to stay around Perry County, whether you are looking for a hotel experience, motel, bed & breakfast, camping, near the interstate or close to town. Wherever you choose to stay, we hope you enjoy your visit to Perry County.
Covid-19 has created an enormous amount of questions surrounding our ability to hunt and fish in Tennessee during this crazy time. The Governor, the Tennessee Wildlife Commission, and your TWRA believe that the outdoors plays an integral role in the health of all Tennesseans....
Fishing in the Tennessee River is allowed anywhere you can reach water. And with Mousetail Landing State Park located on the Tennessee River, fishing is a popular activity. Bass, bream, crappie, stripe and catfish can be caught along the banks.
There are multiple food choices in Linden. Whether it's fine dining, or just a burger on the go, you can find it. All of the following are open to the public to dine in, and also offer carry-out services, but be sure to call ahead since hours may change due to...
Tennessee Hunting Hunting is big in Tennessee, but it wasn't always that way. The white-tail deer population had mostly disappeared by the late 1800's, having been hunted to the point of extinction in Tennessee. By late 1940's there were fewer than 1,000 deer in the entire...
The Buffalo River Resort offers a different experience in lodging. There are cabins for rent, but you can also camp right by the river.
As COVID-19 is on the rise, it is also a time when we most want to get out and not be confined in our homes. It is possible to visit with us, enjoy the outdoors and have a great time as well. With that being said, there are important restrictions to be followed when you are out and about. That includes washing your hands for 20 seconds, social distancing, and wearing your mask when social distancing is not possible.
When you visit one of our park areas, and are not near others in your immediate group, you can relax wearing a mask, but never be far away from it in case you find yourself in a situation where distancing is impossible.
We can get through this, and one day be able to wonder at what we had to do, but for now protect yourself, protect your family, and protect others who cannot protect themselves.
As the Mayor of Perry County, I want to welcome everyone to visit with us and enjoy the piece of heaven we call home. For those of us who have grown up here, we know what we've got and want to share it with you. Come play with us!
The City of Lobelville offers various activities for a variety of preferences regardless of age or gender. One can fish, swim, hunt, enjoy picnics and camping, or golf in and around our community. Be sure to stop by our office in City Hall and say hello on your next visit.
As of now, Perry County has the highest percentage of positive COVID-19 cases in the State of Tennessee, and ranks 39 over all in the nation. As citizens of our great county, we have a responsibility to come together at this crucial moment and stop the spread of this virus.
Wear a mask, wash your hands, and social distancing help prevent the virus.
Use your head when considering a social activity and wear a mask!
Medical assistance and free COVID-19 testing is available to everyone.
Your Chamber is working for you.