FAYETTEVILLE, TN, May 13, 2025 — Fayetteville’s newest and largest mural pays tribute to  the process responsible for putting Tennessee whiskey on the map. Tullahoma-based nonprofit DMA-events tasked Megan Lingerfelt with coming up with an “out-of-the-box idea” that represented how Tennessee whiskey is made and its significance to the area. The result is  “White Dog and the Spirit of the Process,” Lingerfelt’s original creation that now permanently lives on the side of Dragon

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