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Shop. Dine.
A Visitor’s Guide toDyersburg and
Northwest Tennessee
Stay.Enjoy.
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It’s all
GOOD.
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2000 Commerce Avenue • Dyersburg, TN [email protected]
www.dyerchamber.com • 731.285.3433
Mission Statement: e Dyersburg/Dyer County Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit organization dedicated to
providing regional leadership, enhancement of economicdevelopment and promotion of community pride
for the citizens of Dyersburg/Dyer County.
IndexAttractions: Dyersburg/Dyer County ……………....... 6 Within 40 miles of Dyer County ……….15
Shop ……………………………………….… 28
Dine ……………………………………….…. 34
Stay ……………………………………….…. 37
Enjoy ……………………………………….…38
Maps …………............... Centerfold Pullout
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NSK STEERING SYSTEMS AMERICA, Inc.
2962 Fort Hudson Rd.
Dyersburg, TN 38024
(731) 288-3000
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Northwest Tennessee … A place where
eagles roost and moonshine is made
legally. A place where history
intermingles with earthquakes,
dinosaurs and outdoor fun.
A place we’re proud to call home.
Reelfoot Lake, pg 24
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AttractionsDyersburg and Dyer County
Bikini Bottoms Off Road and Zip Line Park300 Burnt Mill Rd. • Dyersburg
731.676.0402 • bikinibottomsoffroadpark.com
Have some four-wheeling fun on a vast network of
trails built for easy riding or extreme off-road action
for ATVs, motorcycles, 4x4s and other trail rigs. Take a
ride on Big Jon, America’s second longest Zip Line,
and enjoy a night or two at one of the park’s rental
cabins. Open on weekends. Events include live music,
mud races, hill climbing and other family
entertainment.
Boss Hoss Cycles790 S. Main Ave. • Dyersburg
731.286.2453 • bosshoss.com
Boss Hoss Cycles, Inc., was established in 1990 in
Dyersburg when founder Monte Warne created his first
Chevy V8-powered motorcycle in his shop. The
company has grown from its humble beginnings to a
22,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. The
product line has also grown from the conventional
two-wheeled motorcycle to include three-wheeled
vehicles commonly referred to as trikes. In the true
innovative spirit that brought the Boss Hoss to life,
these dream machines continue to astonish the most
diehard motorcyclist. Stop by for your tour of the shop!
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Main Street Dyersburg Farmers Market, pg 12
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Dyer County Museum305 College St. • Dyersburg
731.286.3611 • dyerhistory.com
View a collection of artifacts about the life and times
of Dyer County and how the community worked,
worshipped and played. Housed in an historic WPA
structure known as the old Dyersburg High School, the
museum is open monthly or by appointment.
Dyersburg Regional Airport315 Airport Rd. • Dyersburg
731.287.8181 • dyersburgtn.gov
Built as a secondary landing strip for the historic
Dyersburg Army Air Base in Halls, the city-owned
airport is home to local aviators and is the front door
to Dyer County for corporate air traffic. Singer Patsy
Cline made a phone call from the airport during a
refueling stop shortly before her plane crashed in foul
weather near Camden, Tenn., en route to Nashville.
Dyersburg State Community College1510 Lake Rd. • Dyersburg
731.286.3200
The Dr. Walter E. David Wildlife Museum on campus
features one of each species of duck found on the
Mississippi Flyway. The collection contains more than 70
species of animals from several continents, including
moose, caribou and bears. Dyersburg State is also
famous for its massive dogwood blooms in spring and
100 different species of trees native to West Tennessee
virgin forests. The Richard E. Donner Arboretum and
Nature Trail is also a favorite for people who enjoy the
outdoors. The museum and arboretum are open year
round.
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Full Throttle S’loonshine DistillerySouth Main St. • Trimble
731.882.1883 • fullthrottlesloonshine.com
Reality TV star Michael Ballard built the world’s
largest biker bar — the Full Throttle Saloon — in Sturgis,
S.D., and it grew into a household name. Then he built a
genuine moonshine distillery in the tiny town of Trimble,
Tenn., – his childhood home. Using an early 1900s
tradition and recipes, and an authentic copper still,
Ballard creates multiple flavors that are satisfying and
refreshing. His authentic Tennessee moonshine recipe
delivers an 80-proof punch and a taste that's second to
none. Ballard’s 9,000-square-foot distillery sits at the
eastern end of South Main Street where a cotton gin
once stood. Come try S’loonshine and see where it’s
made. The distillery is open for tours 10am to 8pm
Monday through Thursday, 10am to 9pm Friday and
Saturday, and noon to 6pm Sunday.
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Dyersburg Electric System211 E. Court St.
Dyersburg, TN 38024731-287-4600
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Fyrne Lake Farms6875 Lenox-Nauvoo Rd. • Dyersburg
731.676.5556 • fyrnelake.com
Fyrne Lake Farms, a 2,500-acre private natural park,
offers a unique setting for outdoor weddings and special
events at a lake pavilion, retreats and day events in the
lodge and fishing memberships in its mile-long lake.
Great River Road Raceway165 Little Levee Rd. N. • Dyersburg • 731.589.3328
Great River Road Raceway is a one-eighth-mile drag
strip with a motocross track. Open 6-9pm Fridays.
Historic Downtown DyersburgWith the 1911 courthouse as the centerpiece,
downtown Dyersburg is full of history. The courthouse
and 45 buildings in the district are listed on the National
Register of Historic Places. Originally called McIver’s
Bluff, Dyersburg began
on the Forked Deer
River and is connected
to the world by Historic
U.S. Highway 51,
downtown’s main
avenue. Attractions
include The Soldier in
Grey at 101 W. Court St.
and General Strahl’s Cannon on East Court Street.
I-155 Welcome CenterAs you enter Tennessee on I-155 from Missouri, stop
by the welcome center at mile marker 8.7. It’s open 24
hours a day.
Lenox BridgeState Road 182 • Dyersburg
The hand-operated, swing span bridge originally
crossed the Obion River on County Road S8025 west
of Lenox. Built in 1917, it now spans a boat canal in the
Lakewood Subdivision. It is the only surviving “swing
span, pony Pratt through truss bridge” in the country.
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Main Street Dyersburg Farmers Market335 Clark Ave. • Dyersburg
At the Main Street Farmers Market, you can buy some
of the finest produce in the South sold by the people
who grow it. Located at the new River Park downtown,
the market is open Saturdays and Tuesdays from mid
June through September. The annual Main Street Fall
Festival is on the last Saturday of the market’s season!
www.tysonfoods.com
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Newbern Depot103 Jefferson St. • Newbern
The historic Newbern Depot is much more than a
museum — it’s a working depot with daily Amtrak
stops and a late night visit from the City of New
Orleans. The restored depot acts as a social gathering
place and entertainment stage. The month-long
celebration, Depot Days, happens every September.
Old South Trading Company2359 Hwy. 51 S. • Dyersburg
731.288.4867 • oldsouthtradingco.com
This small, family-owned business specializes in
unique and hard-to-find firearms.
Sorghum Valley296 James H Rice Rd. • Dyersburg
Sorghum Valley is an antique replica village at the
Dyer County Fairgrounds that displays thousands of
items of local color. The venue is a big attraction
during the fair and at Christmas time when it is
completely decorated with lights.
Tennessee College of Applied Technology340 Washington St. • Newbern
731.627.2511 • tcatnewbern.edu
This is one of 27 Colleges of Applied Technology in
the Tennessee Board of Regents system — the sixth
largest system of higher education in the nation.
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Area Attractions Within 40 miles of Dyer County
Alex Haley Museum200 S. Church St. • Henning
731.738.2240 • alexhaleymuseum.org
Discover a comprehensive collection that represents
the life and achievements of Alex Haley, the reknowed
author of “Roots.” Purchase Alex Haley’s books and
other souvenirs. The museum is open 10am-5pm
Tuesday-Saturday and Sunday by appointment.
Battle of Trenton Driving Tour and Gibson County Courthouse295 N. College St. • Trenton • gibsoncountygov.com
A self-guided tour through Trenton’s historic
downtown gives you key locations of the Civil War
Battle of Trenton on Dec. 20, 1862. Along the way, visit
Court Square and the historic Gibson County
Courthouse, which was built in 1899 and features a
clock tower and hanging bell. Driving tour maps are
available at City Hall.
Big Cypress Tree State Park295 Big Cypress Rd. • Greenfield
731.235.2700 • tnstateparks.com
This park offers a quaint, clean and relaxing spot to
enjoy nature’s purity and beauty. You’ll find a variety of
native wild flowers and trees, such as showy evening
primrose, black-eyed Susans, yellow poplar, bald
cypress and dogwood.
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Clover Creek Ranch and Lodge1532 Jackson Hill Rd. • Hornbeak
731.287.1272 • clovercreeklodge.com
Clover Creek Ranch and Lodge is located on 1,100
secluded acres about seven miles from Reelfoot Lake.
The ranch is a nature lover’s paradise with an
abundance of wildlife. It offers horse-back riding, hiking,
fishing, hunting (duck, turkey, deer, raccoon), skeet
shooting, quall hunting and archery.
College Hill Center127 N. Grand Ave. • Brownsville
731.772.4883 • brownsvilletn.gov
Historic College Hill Center, built in 1850, is one of
Haywood County’s oldest buildings. It houses three
museums: the Haywood County Museum, Haywood
County Sports Museum and the Felsenthal Lincoln
Collection, which consists of priceless artifacts,
artwork and Civil War items associated with America’s
16th president. Seasonal hours.
Crown Winery3638 E. Mitchell St. • Humboldt
731.784.8100 • www.crownwinery.com
Crown Winery’s vineyards create a stunning
backdrop to an elegant Tuscan-style villa on a hillside in
Gibson County. Enjoy tastings, browse the gift shop and
pottery studio, and bring home some of the region’s
finest wine. The winery is open 11am-6pm Thursday to
Saturday, 12-5pm Sunday and by appointment only
Tuesday and Wednesday. Friday hours expand to
7-10pm April through September.
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Davy Crockett Home219 N. Trenton St. • Rutherford
731.665.7166 • 731.665.7253 • townofrutherford.org
The Davy Crockett Cabin Museum, the last home of
the legendary hero, features furniture, tools and arti-
facts from the early 1800s, as well as his mother’s grave.
Restored from the timbers of his home where he lived
from 1822 to 1835, the museum provides insight into
Crockett’s life. From Memorial Day to Labor Day, and
during Davy Crockett Days in October, the museum is
open 9am-5pm Tuesday-Saturday and 1-4:30pm
Sunday. At other times, the museum opens by
appointment.
Dyersburg Office350 US Hwy 51 Bypass S
Dyersburg, TN 38024731.287.4700
Atlanta Office1300 Ridenour Blvd. Su. 100
Kennesaw, GA 30152678.819.3781
Industrial Design-Build Construction and Engineering Services
“Since 1911”
www.forcumlannom.com
WHEREVER IT TAKES US...WHEREVER IT TAKES US...
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Discovery Park of America830 Everett Blvd. • Union City
731.885.5455 • discoveryparkofamerica.com
Discovery Park of America is a 50-acre complex that
offers visitors a world-class educational and entertain-
ment experience with indoor and outdoor exhibits
focused on nature, science, technology, history and art.
The centerpiece is Discovery Center, a 100,000-square-
foot building showcasing 10 exhibit galleries that
include a theater simulation of the 1811-12 earthquakes
that shaped the land in this region and a planetary tour
in the starship theater. It also features a 20,000-gallon
aquarium revealing the underwater life of Reelfoot Lake,
a 60-foot replica of a human
body with a 30-foot slide,
dinosaurs, fossils, Native
American artifacts, military
equipment, vintage
automobiles and many more
hands-on activities for
children. Outdoor attractions
include The Settlement with
buildings and landscapes to
represent a typical early
1800s small community and
replicas of an 1800s train station and the Liberty Bell.
The park is open 10am–5pm daily except Mondays and
major holidays. In winter, closing time moves to 4pm.
Hungry? Try the nearby Sassafraz Restaurant at 2205
W. Reelfoot Ave. in Union City. You’ll find an upscale
menu in a family-owned restaurant with a relaxed
atmosphere. (731.884.1877, sassafrazrestaurant.com)
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Dixie Gun Works/Old Car Museum1412 W. Reelfoot Ave. • Union City
731.885.0700 • dixiegun.com
Dixie Gun Works, pictured below, is the largest
supplier of black powder shooting equipment, parts and
antique guns in the world. Its Old Car Museum is home
to 36 antique cars, as well as thousands of interesting
antique mechanical devices and appendages.
Ed Davis Fish Farm258 Salem St. • Milan • 731.662.7676
Catch tilapia, catfish, hybrid blue gill and
largemouth bass at this 800-acre farm, which has 500
acres of water in 50 ponds.
The Elam Caboose214 E. Church St. • Union City • 731.885.0211
The Elam Caboose is a G,M&O caboose that was
fully restored in 2001 and moved to the Obion County
Chamber of Commerce.
Emerson E. Parks Covered BridgePark Plaza • Trimble
Of Tennessee’s four historic covered bridges, the
Parks Covered Bridge is the only one in the western
portion of the state. Originally spanning a drainage ditch
dividing two fields on Parks’ farm, the bridge is the only
known Kingpost truss covered bridge in the state.
Emmett Lewis Memorial Heritage Centerand Museum130 S. Court St. • Tiptonville • 731.253.9922
The museum features Tiptonville, Reelfoot Lake
and Lake County history. Learn about how the Civil
War impacted the region, Reelfoot Lake’s formation
and famous residents like rockabilly star Carl Perkins.
Flippen Fruit Farm3734 W. Shawtown Rd. • Troy • 731.538.2933
The fruit farm is a peach and apple orchard,
market, pie factory and restaurant.
Fort Pillow State Historic Park3122 Park Rd. • Henning
731.738.5581 • tnstateparks.com
On the western edge of Tennessee, off Highway
207 in Lauderdale County, sits Fort Pillow State
Historic Park — rich in historic and archaeological
significance. Steep bluffs overlook the Mississippi
River, which made this area a strategic location during
the Civil War. The park’s museum, which has artifacts
and interpretive displays, is open 8am-4pm.
Freed House304 E. Eaton St. • Trenton • 731.855.1772
Visit the historic Victorian home of Julius Freed, a
Confederate solider who was wounded, captured and
held as a prisoner of war until his release in May 1865.
The home is open for public tours, meetings or
receptions. Call for reservations.
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Green Frog Village15 Green Frog Lane • Alamo
731.663.3319 • greenfrogtn.org
A Southern historic village, Green Frog features the
Cotton Museum of the South, Delaney Farmstead and
the antique print shop, Green Frog Press. Other
attractions include a chapel built before 1900, a 1920s
one-room schoolhouse and a railroad station. The
museum is open 10am-4pm Tuesday-Saturday.
Grizzly Jig Company, Caruthersville303 Ward Ave. • Caruthersville, Mo.
800.305.9866 • grizzlyjig.com
Grizzly Jig Company, a family-run business, is one
of the nation’s top crappie fishing tackle stores.
Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge6772 Hwy. 76 S. • Stanton • 731.772.0501
The wildlife refuge is 11,556 acres along the scenic
Hatchie River about four miles south of Brownsville. It
was established in 1964, primarily to provide food,
water and shelter for migrating and wintering
waterfowl.
Herbie Town778 Humboldt-Gibson Wells Rd.
Humboldt • 731.559.4661
This off-the-beaten-path destination features
replica buildings reminiscent of the Wild West. Hours
are 9am-5pm Monday-Thursday and Friday and
Saturday by appointment.
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Historic Greyhound Bus Depot Visitor Center109 N. 5th St. • Blytheville, Ark.
870.763.2525 • mainstreetblytheville.com
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places,
the bus depot is believed to be one of only three of its
kind still in existence. Built in 1939, the building
houses the local tourist information center and
headquarters for Main Street Blytheville.
Lady Luck Casino777 E. 3rd • Caruthersville, Mo. • 573.724.4063
Situated on a riverboat on the mighty Mississippi,
Lady Luck Casino Caruthersville offers an exciting
gaming experience.
Lake Isom National Wildlife Refuge4343 TN Highway 157 • Tiptonville
731.538.2481 • fws.gov
Lake Isom National Wildlife Refuge was established
as an inviolate sanctuary for wintering waterfowl in
1938 by presidential proclamation. Lake Isom is the
oldest refuge in Tennessee and encompasses some
1,850 acres of migratory bird habitat.
Marijac Memorial River ParkTN Highway 21 • Tiptonville
Experience the Mississippi River at the Marijac
Memorial River Park. Only two miles from downtown
Tiptonville, this new park is in a small grove of timber
just below the great bend in the river and features a
scenic overlook, picnic area and boat landing.
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Masquerade Theatre120 S. 1st St. • Union City
731.246.0038 • ucmasqueradetheatre.com
Masquerade Theatre Inc. produces musicals,
comedies, dramas, children’s plays, workshops and
concerts. Its formal season begins each spring with a
major musical production followed by three musicals,
comedies or dramas. The Children’s Summer Workshop
features six productions. It also provides workshops,
fashion shows and concerts during the year.
Mindfield1 Mindfield Alley • Brownsville
Mindfield, a massive network of steel artwork off
Main Street, is the life’s work of Brownsville artist Billy
Tripp. He
began the
structure in
1989. It will
continue to
evolve until his
death, at
which point it
will become
the site of his
interment.
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Reelfoot Lake State Park2595 State Route 21E • Tiptonville
731.253.9652 • tnstateparks.com
Reelfoot Lake was formed when the Mississippi
River temporarily reversed its flow during a violent
series of earthquakes in 1811 and 1812 on the nearby
New Madrid fault. The 15,000-acre park’s ecosystem is
unlike any other place in Tennessee. Visitors can see
bald eagles and almost every kind of shorebird. In
addition to boating, fishing, camping and hiking,
diverse
species of
animals
and plants
make it a
popular
attraction
for visitors
from
across the
country.
The
visitor’s
center is open 8am-4:30pm seven days a week.
Nearby in Tiptonville are two restaurants famous
for their catfish and trimmings: Boyette’s Dining
Room, 10 Boyette Rd., 731.253.7307; and Lakeview
Dining Room, 3550 State Route 21E, 731.253.7516.
Ritz Civic Center306 W. Main • Blytheville, Ark.
870.762.1744 • artsmissco.org
Local and touring stage productions, as well as
gallery exhibits, are showcased in this renovated
former movie palace.
Soleil Garden Center2317 Nailling Dr. • Union City
731.885.3005 • soleilgardencenter.com
The Soleil Garden Center offers a variety of plants
and gardening supplies, furniture, jewelry, art and
hand-made products from local craftspeople.
Stanton Cannery4 S. Main St. • Stanton • 731.548.6222
The cannery opened in 1973 to encourage low-
income families to raise gardens and can their excess
for later consumption in an effort to stretch the
benefits of food stamps. Today, it is still a place for
residents to can their vegetables, fruits and meats. The
cannery is open from 8:30am-4:30pm Monday-Friday.
Tennessee Safari Park637 Conley Rd. • Alamo
731.696.4423 • tennesseesafaripark.com
The zoo and park reside in an operational century
farm that began as a land grant from President
Andrew Jackson. It features close-up views of 400
animals from 80 species around the world. The park
opens at 10am Monday-Saturday and at noon Sunday.
The last car is let in each day at 4:30pm.
Todd Family Fun Farm & Corn Maze101 Tom Austin Rd.
Dyer • 731.643.6720
The farm offers
families and groups a
glimpse of real farm life
by mixing education
and entertainment.
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Trenton Teapot Museum309 S. College St. • Trenton
731.855.2013 • teapotcollection.com
The museum contains the world’s largest collection
of porcelain Veilleuses-Theieres. Purchased by Dr.
Frederick Freed from all over the world, the teapots on
display are
dated from 1750
to 1860. The
museum is open
24 hours a day.
You’ll find a key
to the exhibit at
the police
department, which is in the same building.
University of Tennessee Martin J. HoustonGordon Museum and Paul Meek Library10 Wayne Fisher Dr. • Martin
731.881.7464 • utm.edu
The gallery is adjacent to the Corbitt Special
Collections reading area. Museum hours are 8am-
4:30pm Monday-Friday and by special arrangement.
Veterans’ Museum/Dyersburg Army Air Base100 Veterans’ Dr. • Halls • 731.836.7400 • dyaab.us
Once home to hundreds of Army pilots training to fly
B-17 bombers, the former Dyersburg Army Air Base still
operates a portion of its enormous WWII runway for
general aviation. The runway features replica barracks
and a Veterans’ Museum. The Annual Halls Air Show also
brings back the B-17 and other war birds every August.
West Tennessee Agricultural Museum3 Ledbetter Gate Rd. • Milan
731.686.8067 • milan.tennessee.edu/museum
The West Tennessee Agricultural Museum is steeped
in the rich history of its region and presents life-size
displays that depict the everyday challenges settlers
faced opening a new territory. The museum is open
8am-4pm Monday-Friday.
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West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center121 Sunny Hill Cove • Brownsville
731.779.9000 • westtnheritage.com
Learn why the highway between Memphis and
Nashville is known as the Music Highway. You’ll see
artifacts from music legends Carl Perkins and Elvis
Presley, the home of Sleepy John Estes and Tina Turner’s
grade school, Flagg Grove School. Hours are 9am-5pm
Monday-Saturday and 1-5pm on Sunday.
West Tennessee Regional Art Center1200 E. Main St. • Humboldt • 731.784.1787 • wtrac.tn.org
The only permanent fine arts museum in the region,
the West Tennessee Regional Art Center is in the
restored Humboldt City Hall building. Along with art
exhibits, it is home to the Caldwell and Ewers collections
and the Lois and Wallis Jones Boehm Porcelain
Collection. Hours are 9am-4:30pm weekdays and on
Saturday by group reservation.
White Squirrel Winery4385 S. Hwy. 45 W. • Kenton
731.796.1713 • whitesquirrelwinery.com
The winery offers wines made from fresh fruit grown
in Northwest Tennessee’s rich soil. The tasting room is
open 12-6pm Friday and Saturday and 1-5pm Sunday.
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Shop
Dyersburg Mall2700 Lake Rd. • Dyersburg
731.286.5426 • dyersburgmall.com
You can shop all day at Dyersburg Mall – the largest
shopping center in town. Stores include …
• Bath & Body Works, 731.288.0098
• Burkes Outlet, department store, 731.285.2447
• Cato, fashion, 731.286.2288
• Claire’s Boutique, jewelry and accessories,
731.285.8084
• GNC, health and nutrition, 731.286.6198
• Hibbet Sports, 731.286.2918
• JCPenney, department store, 731.285.6320
• Joann Fabrics and Crafts, 731.287.8941
HMaurices, fashion, 731.285.7626
• Payless ShoeSource, 731.286.0226
• Peebles, department store, 731.286.5544
H Rogers Jewelry, 731.287.7672
• Rue 21, fashion, 731.285.5275
• Southern Heritage, fashion, 731.285.8010
• Sports Addition, 731.287.9422
• What’s Hot, fashion, 731.445.8803
• Williams Diamond Center, 731.285.5829
More shopping in Dyer CountyAaron’s, discount store, 2450 Lake Rd., Suite D,
Dyersburg, 731.285.6446, aarons.com
H Abella Boutique, women’s apparel, 126 East Main St.,Newbern, 731.445.4620
Big Lots, closeout retailer, 2450 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.285.2828, biglots.com
H Black Star Beauty Supply, 620 Mall Blvd., Dyersburg,731.589.1993
H Blue color denotes Chamber member
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HCabin Fever, furniture and outdoor décor, 216 S. MillAve., Dyersburg, 731.285.1031
HCasey’s General Store, 1950 St John Ave.,Dyersburg, 731.286.1281
Cathy Hulgan Gifts & Interiors, children’s clothing andgift shop, 100 Community Park Rd., Suite C, Dyersburg, 731.285.5544,cathyhulgan.bridgecatalog.com
Chandler Furniture Mart, 2675 Lake Rd., Suite A,Dyersburg, 866.796.3386, chandlerfurniture.net
HCity Drug, gifts and accessories, 101 S. Mill Ave.,Dyersburg, 731.285.7284
Clay’s Apparel for Men, 307 B Gordon St., Dyersburg,731.377.6412
Clutter Bug “A Resale Shoppe,” clothing, 102 N. MainSt., Dyersburg, 731.377.1765
HCricket Corner, women’s fashion, 642 B U.S. 51Bypass, Dyersburg, 731.285.4546, cricketcorner.net
HCypress Creek Outdoors, sports, 305 U.S. 51 BypassN., Dyersburg, 731.287.1470
The Diamond Gallery, jewelry, 470 Mall Blvd.,Dyersburg, 731.285.6222
H The Factory Connection, discounted clothing, 1949St. John Ave., Dyersburg, 731.286.9009, factory-connection.com
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Fish Hunt, sporting goods, 630 U.S. 51 Bypass,Dyersburg, 731.882.1888
H Flirty Birds Boutique, children’s and ’tween’s clothing,1130 U.S. 51 Bypass West, Suite 3, Dyersburg,731.334.5008
Galleria, furniture, 103 S. Mill Ave., Dyersburg,731.285.5011, galleriafurnitureandinteriors.com
HGeneral Appliance and Furniture Company, 213 W.Court St., Dyersburg, 731.285.5201, ygafco.com
Grass Monkey, women’s clothing and accessories, 575Mall Blvd., Suite B, Dyersburg, 731.285.6002
Happy Pockets Consignment Boutique, clothing, 2455Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.377.4314
Hastings, books and entertainment, 650 U.S. 51 Bypass,Dyersburg, 731.286.4881, gohastings.com
Hilltop House, gift shop, 575 Mall Blvd., Suite H,Dyersburg, 731.285.6810
H Kroger, 2525 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.285.0380
The Learning House, school supplies, 536 U.S. 51 Bypass,Dyersburg, 731.287.7193, thelearninghouse.com
Lowe’s Home Improvement, 1155 U.S. 51 Bypass West,Dyersburg, 731.288.4660, lowes.com
Magnolia Marketplace, women’s apparel, 426 Troy Ave.,Dyersburg, 731.285.2525,shopmagnoliamarketplace.net
Manner’s Men Shop, 575 Mall Blvd., Suite A, Dyersburg,731.285.4452
HMerle Norman Cosmetic Studio, 490 B U.S. 51 BypassWest, Dyersburg, 731.285.8441, merlenorman.com
H The Mustard Seed, women’s apparel, 470 Mall Blvd.,Suite D, Dyersburg, 731.325.5478
Old City Hall Antiques, 119 S. Mill Ave., Dyersburg,731.286.9001, oldcityhalldyersburg.com
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HOld South Trading Company, outdoor sportinggoods, 2359 U.S. 51 South, Dyersburg, 731.288.4867,oldsouthtradingco.com
HOlive Branch Outfitters, men’s apparel, 470 MallBlvd., Suite C, Dyersburg, 731.334.4267
H Pennington Seed and Supply, 214 S. Mill Ave.,Dyersburg, 731.285.1031,penningtonseedandpecans.com
H The Restoration Station, 115 E. McGaughey, Dyersburg, 731.478.5105,evansrestorationstation.com
H Roses & Rust, 43 Unionville Rd., Dyersburg,731.612.3767
Sally Beauty Supply, 2450 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.286.5582, sallybeauty.com
H The Sandbox: A Children’s Shop, 620 Mall Blvd.,Suite D2, Dyersburg, 731.325.5564
Sears Hometown Store, 550 U.S. 51 Bypass, Dyersburg,731.285.3302, searshometownstores.com
H Sez Sew, custom monogramming, 501 E. Court St.,Dyersburg, 731.285.2120, sezsew.com
H The Shirt Shack, 5434 Roellen-Newbern Rd.,Newbern, 731.627.3734
Shoe Dept., 2450 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.285.6833,shoeshow.com
H Southern Class Boutique, 850 Pennell Ln., Suite B,Dyersburg, 731.478.6199
Sunpoint Pool and Patio, 575 Mall Blvd., Suite J,Dyersburg, 731.285.3411, sunpointpools.com
Suzy’s Suitcase, women’s apparel, 114 E. Main St.,Newbern, 731.377.6412
Tempe’s, women’s apparel, 114 W. Court St., Dyersburg,731.286.0355
H The Uniform Source, 575 Mall Blvd., Suite I,Dyersburg, 731.286.4511, uniformsourceforyou.com
H Blue color denotes Chamber member
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Uptown Girl Boutique, women’s accessories andapparel, 1265 S. Main St., Dyersburg, 731.334.2704,theuptowngirl.net
The Vase, antiques, 112 E. Court St., Dyersburg,573.380.4680
Village Tailor, women’s clothing and accessories andtailor shop, 575 Mall Blvd., Dyersburg, 731.286.1061,villagetailortn.com
HWalmart, 2650 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.285.3700,walmart.com
The Working Man, outdoor sports apparel, 540 U.S. 51,Dyersburg, 731.287.0427, theworkingmanstore.com
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DineH Abe’s Rib-Eye Barn, steaks, 1130 Henry St.,Dyersburg, 731.285.4648
Alvino’s Pizza, authentic Italian, 112 N. Main Ave.,Dyersburg, 731.286.4550
Applebee’s, 2700 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.287.1607
Arby’s, 2710 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.286.6788
Bad Bob’s BBQ & Grill, award-winning, pulled porkbarbecue, 1965 St. John Ave., Dyersburg,731.285.4400
Burger King, 810 Highway 51 Bypass West, Dyersburg,731.287.9666
Catfish Corner, Southern-style catfish, 312 Airport Rd.,Dyersburg, 731.285.3474
HChick-fil-A, 2440 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.285.0880
China King, buffet Chinese food, 2393 Lake Rd.,Dyersburg, 731.286.4711
HChina Star Super Buffet, 1130 U.S. 51 #31,Dyersburg, 731.286.6773
HCracker Barrel Old Country Store, Southern food,3055 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.288.4848
HDairy Queen, 396 Highway 51 Bypass N., Dyersburg,731.882.1931
HDave’s on the Square, known for its Holy Cowhamburgers, 107 W. Market St., Dyersburg,731.478.6219
HDomino’s, pizza and sandwiches, 2500 Lake Rd.,Dyersburg, 731.285.3030
H El Patio Mexican Restaurant, 1995 U.S. 51 Bypass N.,Dyersburg, 731.287.9488
Grecian Steak House, family steaks and buffet, 2265 St.John Ave., Dyersburg, 731.286.6842
H Orange color denotes Chamber member
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Hog Heaven, West Tennessee pulled pork, 1320 ShelbyDr., Dyersburg, 731.285.1544
HHuddle House, breakfast and sandwiches, 1120Highway 51 Bypass South, Dyersburg, 731.287.0020
Java Café, sandwiches and soups, famous for dirtysnowman – a specialty coffee drink with toffee nutand white chocolate, 1130 U.S. 51, Dyersburg,731.285.2020
H Joe’s Downtown Market, deli sandwiches and café,214 W. Court St., Dyersburg, 731.286.3483
KFC, 2408 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.285.9373
H King’s Bar-B-Que, 3850 Millsfield Highway,Dyersburg, 731.445.3876
Las Lomas Mexican Restaurant, 1430 U.S. 51,Dyersburg, 731.288.6073
H Little Caesars, 490 W. Highway 51 Bypass,Dyersburg, 731.285.0777
Lock’s Grocery, home-cooked meals from scratch,country store, 5997 Millsfield Hwy., Dyersburg,731.285.5335
Long John Silver’s, 2625 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.285.0906
Los Portales, 2385 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.287.8918
H Lupo’s Italian Steakhouse, fine Italian dining, 2320Amanda Ave., Dyersburg, 731.287.0088
Mary Lou’s Café, home-cooked meals, Dyersburg’s“Paula Dean,” 1063 Vendall Rd., Dyersburg,731.325.5516
HMcDonald’s, 2496 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.285.1598
Miss Vicki’s Diner, barbecue and burgers, 46 Main St.,Trimble, 731.297.2004
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Mom’s Buffet, Southern-style buffet, 206 E. Main St.,Newbern, 731.627.0099
Neil’s Barbeque & Grill, 470 Mall Blvd., Dyersburg,731.285.2628
New China Restaurant, fresh-made Chinese, 506 U.S.51, Dyersburg, 731.285.1573
Pig N Out, known for its ribs (dry or wet), 1610 E. CourtSt., Dyersburg, 731.286.4488
Pizza Hut, 2321 Lake Rd., Dyersburg, 731.286.4160
Popeyes, 1000 U.S. Highway 51 Bypass W., Dyersburg,731.285.0230
H Sake Japanese Restaurant, 2495 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.478.6228
Shogun Restaurant, Japanese, 2730 Mall Loop Rd.,Dyersburg, 731.288.0889
H Sonic Drive-In:• 123 E. Hwy. 77 Newbern, 731.627.0155• 1906 St. John Ave., Dyersburg, 731.285.4155 • 1525 Highway 51 Bypass North, Dyersburg, 731.287.1100
H Subway Sandwiches, 2389 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.285.5025
H Taco Bell of Dyersburg, 2730 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.286.2355.
Todd’s Café, local breakfast and hot plate lunch, 216 E.Court St., Dyersburg, 731.285.9954
Wendy’s, 2485 Lake Rd., Dyersburg 731.285.0361
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StayBudget Inn, 800 U.S. 51, Dyersburg , 731.285.9902,
budgetinn.com
Colonial Inn, 1140 U.S. Highway 51 Bypass S.,
Dyersburg, 731.287.7392
Days Inn Dyersburg, 2600 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,
731.287.0888, daysinn.com
Econo Lodge, 815 Reelfoot Dr., Dyersburg,
731.285.6954, econolodge.com
Economy Inn, 1004 U.S. 51, Dyersburg, 731.285.9730
Executive Inn & Suites, 2331 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,
731.287.0044, executiveinnsuitesdyersburg.com
HHampton Inn Dyersburg, 2750 Mall Loop Rd.,Dyersburg, 731.285.4778, hamptoninn.com
HHoliday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Dyersburg, 822Reelfoot Dr., Dyersburg, 731.286.1021,hiexpress.com
Quality Inn, 800 Silver Rd., Dyersburg, 731.285.6951,
qualityinn.com/Tennessee
H Sleep Inn & Suites, 824 Reelfoot Dr, Dyersburg,731.287.0248, sleepinn.com/dyersburg
H Purple color denotes Chamber member
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EnjoyH Anytime Fitness, 2490 Parr Ave., Dyersburg,731.285.6616, anytimefitness.com
H Bounce With Us, indoor play area and arcade, 1478U.S. 51 E. Bypass, Dyersburg, 731.325.8112,fun2bouncewithus.com
HCarmike 9 Cinemas, 516 U.S. 51 Bypass, Dyersburg,731.285.8116, carmike.com
Dyersburg Municipal Golf Course, 920 Golf Course Rd.,Dyersburg, 731.286.7620
H The Farms Golf Club, 2100 Clubhouse Dr.,Dyersburg, 731.286.2155, westtngolf.com
J C Bowling Lanes, 1511 E. Court St., Dyersburg,731.286.5238
HMcIver’s Grant Public Library, 410 W. Court St.,Dyersburg, 731.285.5032
Oakview Links Golf Course, 218 Wheatley Dr. Exd.,Newbern, 731.627.0047
Okeena Park and Pool, 1710 Lake Rd., Dyersburg,731.286.9000, dyersburgtn.gov
Omega Strength & Fitness, 625 W. Main St., Newbern,731.627.3888
Paint it Purple, paint your own pottery, 1085 VendallRd., Dyersburg, 731.882.1947
Paint N Gogh, canvas painting class, 202 E. Court St.,Dyersburg, 901.482.3250, paintngogh.com
Thelma’s Skateland, 1850 Saint John Ave., Dyersburg,731.285.9857
Ultimate Fitness, 1130 U.S. 51 Bypass, Suite 21,Dyersburg, 731.882.0116
H YMCA of Dyer County, 120 McGaughey St.,Dyersburg, 731.286.2050, ymca.net
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Clockwise from top left: Newbern’s historic traindepot, Trimble’s Full Throttle S’loonshine Distillery,Reelfoot Lake’s eagles, Union City’s Discovery Parkand Dyersburg’s Farmers Market
On the cover: Canoeing on the Forked Deer River
