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Lost Creek Band Plays The Farm at Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series 2013

Lost Creek Band Plays The Farm at Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series 2013

Dumplin Valley was alive with music on Saturday evening, as the Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series held their second event of the season. Lost Creek Band brought their flair for a great tune to the Valley and locals came out in large numbers to show their appreciation for their homegrown sound. The Dumplin Valley Farm […]

Agri-Art Back With More Reader Photos

Agri-Art Back With More Reader Photos

Summer Finally Here

Summer Finally Here

After months of waiting, warm weather has finally come to the area and it is time to enjoy all the wonderful things that summertime brings. We are looking for photos that depict summer 2013, whatever that means to you and your family-maybe it is a great vacation or perhaps it is time on the front […]

What Does It Mean To Be “Organic”

What Does It Mean To Be “Organic”

With larger populations and more mouths to feed, the popularity of genetically modified crops (GMO foods) has increased drastically in recent years. These foods have had their DNA altered to produce larger and faster growing crops. Along with the increased popularity of GMO’s, there has also been a rise in the number of people considering […]

Jefferson County Tomorrow Retains Hurley Law Firm

Jefferson County Tomorrow Retains Hurley Law Firm

Citizens with Jefferson County Tomorrow met on Thursday evening to address concerns regarding the proposed Norfolk Southern Intermodal that is slotted for the New Market area. Though the concerned citizen’s group has been vocal in their opposition to the location of the proposed Intermodal, it was revealed in Thursday’s meeting that they have retained legal […]

Undergrads Honored at JCHS

Undergrads Honored at JCHS

Jefferson County High School Underclassmen were honored for their academic accomplishments on Friday, May 17, 2013. Narrators for the event were Katie Inman, Anthony Dalton and Bailey Stoddard. The JCHS Choral Department, under the Direction of Kelly Shipe, gave a vocal performance for honorees and their guests. An array of awards was bestowed on numerous, […]

The Un-Official Start To Summer!

The Un-Official Start To Summer!

Memorial Day is on the horizon and with it comes the unofficial start to Summer 2013! Many are looking forward to a much needed three day weekend and planning some fun activities to fill the time. If a quick jaunt to the beach just isn’t in the cards for the holiday weekend, do not fret. […]

Severe Thunderstorms Cause Wide Spread Power Outages

Severe Thunderstorms Cause Wide Spread Power Outages

An early evening storm ripped through Jefferson County yesterday evening, leaving a portion of the County in the dark for several hours. At 6:30 pm the National Weather Service in Morristown, Tennessee noted a sever thunderstorm producing high winds and lightening in Jefferson County. Moving at a rate of around 15-20 miles per hour, the […]

Jefferson County Not Exempt From Moratorium On Annexation

Jefferson County Not Exempt From Moratorium On Annexation

House Bill 475/ Senate Bill 279 will put a moratorium on annexation in the State of Tennessee. As amended in the House, the Bill, which was designed to halt annexation without public vote in areas that are not zoned commercial or industrial, would have excluded several counties in the State. Jefferson County was included in […]

Commission Denies School Board Funding Request

Commission Denies School Board Funding Request

The Jefferson County Commission held a Called Meeting on Monday, May 13, 2013 in the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse.  The Meeting was Called to Order by Commission Chairman Mills. Absent from Roll Call were Commissioners Patterson, Musick, Solomon, Blevins and Tucker. Budget Committee Chairman Griffith brought amendments from the Jefferson County Department of Education with […]

Antique & Collector Car Enthusiasts Fill Streets Of Historic Downtown Dandridge Saturday

Antique & Collector Car Enthusiasts Fill Streets Of Historic Downtown Dandridge Saturday

The Historic Town Square in Dandridge was rumbling with energy on Saturday, as antique and collector cars of various vintage came to town. Cruisin’ and Groovin’ has become an annual event and, despite questionable weather, was a great success. Beautiful automobiles lining the streets, frequent drawing for give aways and good music were just a […]

2013 Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series Kicked Off With Smooth “Tennessee Weather”

2013 Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series Kicked Off With Smooth “Tennessee Weather”

The Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series kicked off on Saturday evening. Local favorite band Grits gave the first performance of the six month series and the crowd braved the cool May evening to enjoy some great music down on the farm. Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series is an annual event in Jefferson County and brings […]

House Fire On Busy Dandridge Thru Street

House Fire On Busy Dandridge Thru Street

Dandridge, Lakeway & New Market Fire Departments, E-911 and other first responders were on hand to fight a house fire on Cherokee Drive in Dandridge Thursday evening. Residents on the street noticed smoke emanating from the roof around 9pm and went to check the home. A motorist placed the emergency call and first responders were […]

School Board Commissioners Move Forward With JCHS Renovation

School Board Commissioners Move Forward With JCHS Renovation

The Jefferson County School Board met for a Called Session on Thursday, May 9, 2013 at Jefferson County High School.  The Meeting was Called to Order by Chairman of the Board Potts. Absent from Roll Call were Board Members Lowery and Rogers. Under Unfinished Business, Tony Pettit, of Rentenbach, addressed the Board concerning the guaranteed […]

It’s Official

It’s Official

Following months of preparation, planning and construction the new freshman academy has officially been given the moniker the Patriot Academy and there is signage to prove it. In the final stages of construction, the new building’s sign was erected on Friday following a School Board and community tour earlier in the week. Director of Business […]

Carson-Newman hosts BOOST 5k Color Run

Carson-Newman hosts BOOST 5k Color Run

Carson-Newman University hosted a local 5k color run, raising almost $1,000 for the Bonner Out of School Time (BOOST) after school program. The Carson-Newman Mortar Board honor society hosted the colorful fun run to benefit the Bonner after school program as part of the Carson-Newman re-Action Project. The project encourages campus groups to raise money […]