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School Budget To Go To County Commission

School Budget To Go To County Commission

The Jefferson County Board of School Commissioners met Thursday, May 15, 2014 in the library at the Patriot Academy. Absent from Roll Call were Board members Vines and Rogers. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Potts and, following the Pledge of Allegiance, the night’s agenda and the minutes from the previous meeting were […]

Congratulations! Class of 2014

Congratulations! Class of 2014

The Jefferson County High School Class of 2014 came together for one final time as a class on Saturday, May 17, 2014. Graduation for the Class of 2014 was a morning affair, hosted in the Expo Center. Seniors filed into the facility, as family and friends watched the procession. The Class of 2014 witnessed many […]

Cruisin’ & Groovin’ Saturday in Historic Town Square

Cruisin’ & Groovin’ Saturday in Historic Town Square

The Historic Town Square was rockin’ in Dandridge on Saturday, as Cruisin’ and Groovin’ came to town. Antique cars lined the streets and antique car lovers strolled the sidewalks perusing the beauties. Music of the era added to the feel and the almost postcard atmosphere that gave a nod to an era when timed moved […]

Historic Tennessee Crop To Thrive Again – Governor Haslam Signs HEMP Bill

Historic Tennessee Crop To Thrive Again – Governor Haslam Signs HEMP Bill

The State of Tennessee has opened the doors for the Department of Agriculture to issue license for industrial hemp farming in the Volunteer State. Long considered an viable alternative to other sources of fiber and cellulose, HB 2445 introduced by District 11 Representative Faison and Companion SB 2495 introduced by Senator Niceley effectively divorced industrial […]

Domestic Call Turns Meth Bust for Dandridge Police Department

Domestic Call Turns Meth Bust for Dandridge Police Department

According to Dandridge Chief of Police Carson Williams, at approximately 2:35 pm on May 14, 2014, Sgt. Donald Fair and Officer Shane Hanshew, of the Dandridge Police Department, responded to a 911 call of domestic disturbance at 591 Joshua Dr. in Dandridge. Upon arriving at the scene the officers noticed two individuals running from the […]

Meeting Government First Hand

Meeting Government First Hand

Jimmy Duncan, U.S. Representative for Tennessee’s 2nd Congressional District, including most of Jefferson County, visited around 50 Jefferson County High School students on Monday, May 12, 2014. These students were from Mr. Pulliam’s and Mr. Braun’s U.S. Government classes. They met in the newly renovated Media Center at JCHS. The opportunity emerged from a student […]

JCHS Senior Honor’s Day

JCHS Senior Honor’s Day

The Jefferson County High School Class of 2014 Honor’s Day was held recently at Carson Newman Univeristy. Fiona Scruggs, Patriot Events Council Representative, gave the Welcome and Jefferson County High School Principal Dr. Scott Walker gave the Opening Address. Bob Jenkins was award the 2014 Community Patriot Award for his longstanding contributions to Jefferson County […]

Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series Starts The Summer

Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series Starts The Summer

The 2014 Farm Concert Series presented by the Jefferson County Post kicked off their opening event on Saturday evening. A little rain could not dampen the excitement of the opening show for this year’s premier musical entertainment event. The annual concert series showcases some of the best talent in the region and does it all […]

Jefferson Middle Hosts County Wide Field Day

Jefferson Middle Hosts County Wide Field Day

It is almost summertime in Jefferson County when the local schools begin participating in field day. Last week, students from various schools across the county went head to head in the County Wide Field Day. The best of the best from local schools spent the day running, jumping and showing their skills in sundry activities […]

Fire and Water Do Mix

Fire and Water Do Mix

The Dandridge Volunteer Fire Department and the Town of Dandridge Water Department will be teaming up to insure the capacity and usability of fire hydrants in the County seat. Town Administrator Melissa Peagler said in an interview on Friday that jurisdiction and the parameters of testing have been in question and many of the local […]

School Board Seeks New Attorney

School Board Seeks New Attorney

The Jefferson County School Board met in a Called Meeting prior to their Regular Work Session on Thursday, May 8, 2014 in the Patriot Academy. The meeting was Called to Order by Chairman of the Board Potts. Absent from Roll Call was Board Member Rogers. Under New Business, Jefferson County Finance Director Helton recommended that […]

4H Patriot Shooters Place High in Scholastic Clay Target Program Championship

4H Patriot Shooters Place High in Scholastic Clay Target Program Championship

The Jefferson Co 4-H Patriot Shooters competed in the Scholastic Clay Target Program Regional Sporting Clays Championship May 3rd at Lucky 7 Ranch in Sweetwater, Tn.  Over 125 shooters from East Tn competed in 5 divisions. The Patriot Shooters had squads in 4 divisions, as well as several new shooters, that shot sporting clays for […]

Happy Mother’s Day 2014

Happy Mother’s Day 2014

Happy Mother’s Day! May 11, 2014 is the day that is set aside this year to celebrate the contributions of mothers. Celebrated not only in the United States but in several countries across the globe, Mother’s Day offers a time to show appreciation for the contributions of motherhood. According to the Census Bureau, around 4.1 […]

East Tennessee’s Knoxville General Hospital School of Nursing Preserved at Museum Exhibit

East Tennessee’s Knoxville General Hospital School of Nursing Preserved at Museum Exhibit

Nurses’ Week in 2014 marked an important milestone in preserving the history and legacy of East Tennessee’s Knoxville General Hospital School of Nursing, which closed in 1956. Most of the buildings and much of the hospital’s history are gone now. As a result of nearly two years’ worth of collective efforts, the stories and memories […]

JCHS Undergraduate Honors Night

JCHS Undergraduate Honors Night

Jefferson County High School Undergraduates were honored for excellent academic and special area achievement on Wednesday evening, April 30, 2014. The annual event was hosted by Carson-Newman University and highlighted the best of the best of the 2013-2014 school year. Dr. Charles Edmonds, Director of Jefferson County Schools, as well as Dr. Scott Walker, Principal […]

Fire Chiefs Meet To Discuss Needs

Fire Chiefs Meet To Discuss Needs

The Jefferson County Fire Chief’s Association hosted an informational meeting on Saturday to address the importance of keeping updated equipment and other issues integral to First Responders. Congressman Jimmy Duncan, State Representative Jeremy Faison and Jefferson County Mayor Alan Palmieri were in attendance, as well as local First Responders. The meeting was held at the […]