57 Investments, LLC

09/19/2026

Pride of the Southland Band pregame salute to The Hill. Excitement unmatched in all of college football. Go Vols!

09/18/2026

Come out & Join the Fun!

👻🎃 Enjoy an afternoon of ghostly good fun in Downtown Kingsport! Bring the kiddos in their costumes on Saturday, October 31st from 12-2 pm to Trick or Treat with our businesses! Sponsored by BarkBound.

09/18/2026

Here are a couple of our neighbors on the 200 block of Broad St. Stop by and visit.Boops & Beans Cat Cafe and Cornucopia! Boops & Beans does such great work to help cats find a home. And, Cornucopia, well, let's just say I love their fudge. Obviously they make great popcorn too!
Downtown Kingsport Association

09/18/2026

Congratulations to an American legend!

At 95 years old, Warren Buffett is stepping down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.
After more than half a century of building one of the greatest companies in history, he’s quietly passing the torch—not chasing applause, not chasing headlines.

And that alone says everything about the man.

While the world celebrates flashy success, Buffett spent his life proving a different truth:
Real success is built slowly. Quietly. With character.

He stayed in Omaha when he could’ve lived anywhere on earth.
He still lives in the same house he bought back in 1958.
He chose simplicity over excess, substance over status.

But here’s what really matters.

Over his lifetime, Warren Buffett has donated more than $60 billion to charity.
Not as an afterthought.
Not as a PR move.
But as a core belief.

He pledged to give away 99% of his wealth, because he believes money is a tool—not a trophy.

In his life and in his words, Buffett has always emphasized this:
Surround yourself with people of integrity.
Not the smartest. Not the flashiest.
But people who are honest, generous, and grounded.

He once told students that if you look for intelligence without character, you’re asking for trouble.
Because skills can build wealth—but character builds legacy.

This is the part most people miss.

Warren Buffett didn’t just win at business.
He won at life.

He showed us that humility is not weakness.
That patience beats hype.
That giving back is the highest form of success.

At the end of it all, the goal isn’t to die rich.
The goal is to live meaningfully and leave the world better than you found it.

Warren Buffett did that.
Quietly. Consistently. Exceptionally.

That’s not just success.
That’s a life well lived.

The Motivated Investor

09/18/2026

GBO!

back home

all the info → 1tn.co/FootballGameday

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09/18/2026

Here's another very nice painting I found at Kingsport City Hall. I've never seen this one before. Does anyone know the artist?
Downtown Kingsport Association

09/18/2026

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Absolutely beautiful reminder of our sweet Jack from some amazing friends. ❤️‍🩹

09/17/2026

If you've not been downtown to our Post Office lately, you need to go check it out! Bobbie is the lady behind all the decorations! And she does this every season! She's incredible and super nice. Thank you, Bobbie, for making our local Post Office a fun place to visit.

09/16/2026

With Bellafina Chocolates – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉 Yippee!!! Go Key Lime!!