DAVID KENT HEIM
DAVID KENT HEIM Visitation: Monday, April 8, 2013 5:00 PM until 7:30 PM First Baptist Church Dandridge, TN Service: Tuesday, April 9, 2013 10:00 AM First Baptist Church Dandridge, TN
DAVID NOLAN JORDAN, SR.
DAVID NOLAN JORDAN, SR., age 65, of Morristown, TN passed away Wednesday, April 3, 2013 at UT Medical Center. He was a member of Buffalo Grove Baptist Church, owner/operator of Quality Water Treatment and West Main Motors in Morristown. He was a loving husband, dad and papaw. Preceded in death by his first wife, Jean […]
WALTER JAMES WILMOTH
WALTER JAMES WILMOTH, a well-known roofing contractor, passed away suddenly Tuesday, April 2, 2013. Preceded in death by father, Walter Eric Brownlow Wilmoth; mother, Roxie Mae Bunch; step mother, Rebecca Midkiff; sisters, Barbara Bell Wilmoth, Norma (Charlie) Fava, Patricia Reagan; brother, Mark Wilmoth. He is survived by wife, Wanda Mills Wilmoth; son, Walter J.W. Wilmoth, […]
Mega Collapse – Plug Pulled on East TN Regional Megasite Proposal
The Jefferson County Economic Oversight Committee announced today that it will no longer pursue the proposed Megasite that was to be located in Jefferson County. Presented to the public in early January, the Megasite garnered serious opposition from property owners in the footprint of the project. Initially, the project was touted as having financial support […]
House of Representatives Working Hard To Conclude 2013 Legislative Business
The Tennessee House of Representatives is working at full steam this week as business for the 2013 legislative session in Nashville begins to wind down and important bills make their way to the House floor for final action. As progress continues to be made over the next several weeks, the legislature will begin debate on […]
Next Level Training Welcomes Former NFL and UT Standout Todd Kelly to their Team of Elite Trainers
WHAT: Former NFL and UT standoutTodd Kelly, will be offering football specific skills training at Next Level. Todd is considered one of the most respected football minds in the country. His knowledge and passion for working with young football players is second to none. Todd brings years of experience and knowledge to Next Level to […]
Donate Blood – Win a Trip, April 18, Jefferson City High School, 8am – 3pm, ROTC Room. *For Students Only
Medic Regional Blood Center is offering a nice incentive for one lucky donor during the month of April. Now through May 1, all donors will be automatically entered to win a trip for two to Memphis in May’s World Championship BBQ Cook-off. The prize package includes two tickets to the event as well as overnight […]
Tennessee Electronic Library Adds Online Language Learning Program
Learning a new language just got a little easier, thanks to a new service that’s being offered by the Tennessee Electronic Library (TEL). Powerspeak Languages, an interactive online experience, allows everyone in Tennessee to learn new languages on their own schedules. This program is ideal for students, business professionals, leisure travelers, or anyone who simply […]
Secretary Hargett Warns Businesses of Statewide Corporate Scam
Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett’s office has received inquiries about an official-looking notice from Corporate Records Service. It appears that these notices began arriving in mailboxes around January 22, 2013 and Tennesseans are continuing to receive them. Corporate Records Service is not registered, affiliated, or associated with the Tennessee Secretary of State. The mailer […]
Kelley, Hefner power Eagles past Pacers
Brittany Hefner (Talbot, Tenn.) and Sara Kelley (Ooltewah, Tenn.) both homered twice as Carson-Newman (26-12) took a pair of one-run games from USC Aiken (20-16-1) Wednesday afternoon at J.H. Satcher Field. The Eagles won game one 1-0 before taking game two 4-3 in 10 innings. “Going to Aiken is always tough,” Carson-Newman head coach Vickee […]
Carson-Newman spirit squads begin Junior Eagle Cheer Program, 3rd – 5th Grade Girls, April 25, 2013
Carson-Newman head cheerleading and dance coach Christy Bowlin has announced the start of the Junior Eagle Cheer Program. The program is a new cheerleading opportunity for third through fifth grade girls at C-N for the 2013-14 school year. Bowlin will play host to an informational signup meeting April 25 from 5 to 7 p.m. in […]
Errors undo Eagles against Limestone
Carson-Newman (14-21) made six errors leading to four unearned runs as Limestone (18-16) used the Eagles’ defensive miscues to take a 4-2 decision over Carson-Newman Tuesday afternoon at Bob Prevatte Field. The Eagles used small ball tactics to push two across between the third and fourth innings to take a 2-1 lead on the Saints. […]
C-N to induct five into athletic Hall of Fame Saturday
Carson-Newman will induct five new members into its athletic hall of fame in a ceremony at 10 a.m. Saturday. This year’s inductees are David Barger (Administrator, ’70), Jerry Cannon (Basketball, ’67), Joe Fishback (Football, ’90), Mark Isom (Football, ’85) and Lib Julian (Basketball/Baseball, ’58). DAVID BARGER Class of 1970 David Barger has been a loyal […]
Davis lauded as Division II Bulletin All-American
Carson-Newman’s Antoine Davis (Rustburg, Va.) has become the school’s first men’s basketball All-American in a decade. Davis has been named to the Division II Bulletin’s Honorable Mention All-America team making him the Eagles’ first such honoree since Kyle Gribble in 2002-2003. As the SAC’s player of the year, Davis led the South Atlantic Conference in […]
Nominating Committee Meeting Falls Short of Quorum
Five members of the Jefferson County Nominating Committee were present for a Called Meeting on April 2, 2013, that was the result of a request by seven Nominating Committee Members following the March 18, 2013 County Commission meeting. Actions surrounding the meeting call and alleged Open Meeting Act violation were the subject of a recent […]
Carson-Newman Spring Break Missions Impact Guatemala and students
Rebekah’s house is not accessible by road. Instead the university students holding onto their special delivery hiked down into a ravine and back up the hillside to reach a rainbow made of laundry framing the edge of a simple adobe hut. The ordinary cardboard box, containing a water filter, held the difference between life and […]