MARY BETH (NYDEM) LINK
MARY BETH (NYDEM) LINK, age 58, of Dandridge, TN passed away Sunday morning, September 7, 2014 at her home. She was the daughter of Wilma Nydem and the late William Nydem. She was one of Jehovah’s Witnesses. She is survived by sisters, Jackie (Jim) Temple, Lee Anne (Rick) Noyce; brother, John Nydem and nieces Carrie […]
Spin The Bottle
September has arrived and with it a brand new Jefferson County Commission. Well, almost brand new, several are returning but it is definitely a new mix. September represents a chance to start again and do things better this time. Hopefully, gone will be the days of voting as a team sport and votes will be […]
The Buzzz!!
The buzz this week is that they are back. The head governmental hive will convene this week and some new drones may bee looking to mesh with the old guard. Buzzy Bees in the know are buzzing that plans are in the works for the swarm to gather outside the hive. The low humm is […]
Where’s The Dough Go?
I was wondering if you know why children are selling cookies and things for school so soon after we pay school fees? What are they doing with the money from these sales and is it necessary? I know that it feels like parents just laid out a lot of money for school supplies and fees […]
Rocky Topped
The Tennessee Volunteers defeated the Arkansas State Red Wolves Saturday afternoon in front of an announced crowd of just over 99,000 at Neyland Stadium. The Red Wolves hung around in the contest throughout, but in the end it was all Vols, as they won, 34-19. Head Coach Butch Jones applauded his team efforts specifically on […]
MARY MILDRED JOHNSON
MARY MILDRED JOHNSON, age 91, of Knoxville, TN and formerly of Strawberry Plains and Dandridge, left this world Saturday, September 6, 2014. She was a member of the Ebenezer Baptist Church and was an employee for Hillcrest Nursing Home for over 20 years. She was preceded in death by her parents, Sam and Pearlee Jones; […]
The South Tips The Scales
The Center for Disease Control has released its findings from a 2013 self reported obesity study and the map show a grim health situation across the United States. No state in the nation reported less than a 20% obesity rate and 18 states, including Tennessee, reported a 30 to 35% obesity rate. 7 states reported […]
PUBLIC NOTICE – NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE WHEREAS, LOUIS L. PULS and wife, STACY L. PULS of Jefferson County, Tennessee (hereinafter Obligors), made Promissory Notes (hereinafter Notes) dated March 17, 2006, in the original amount of Seventy Thousand Dollars ($70,000.00), and WHEREAS, said Notes are secured as to payment thereof by a certain Deed of Trust dated March […]
Looking For Leaves?
Although the official start of fall is still a couple of weeks away, ardent leaf watchers are already looking for the red, yellow and orange hues. For those that are seeking a bit of early color, the highest elevations of the SmokyMountains are the best place to see fall creeping into the landscape. Witch Hobble […]
Patriots Fall to South-Doyle, 41-14
University of Tennessee commit, Jocquez Bruce, scored three touchdowns and led South-Doyle to a convincing win over Jefferson County in the conference opener for both teams. The Cherokee’s are favored by many to win the IMAC this season, and they left few doubting that on Friday night. “They’re a good football team, they are ranked […]
JCHS Golf defeats Cocke,West Boys
Jefferson County’s boys golf team defeated Cocke County and Morristown West in a 3-way golf match at White Pine Golf Club. Led by Andrew Briggs who shot a second consecutive low round of 35, JCHS won the match 150-155-185 while Cocke County came in second. Other low scores on the day were Jake Barnes and […]
Paula Michelle Performs At Music On The Town
Dandridge hosted Music on the Town on Thursday evening. Headliner for the event was Paula Michelle, who brought her Motown inspired show to the historic downtown square. Perkins Restaurant was the vendor for the event and as the smell of the grill wafted through the air, folks began lining up for the fare and performance. […]
Doc Collier Moonshine In Gatlinburg Set For Grand Opening
Doc Collier Moonshine on the Parkway in Gatlinburg is hosting its Grand Opening Celebration on Thursday, September 18, 2014 in conjunction with the Gatlinburg Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours. This event is free and open to the public. Tours of the distillery, samples of Doc Collier Moonshine, and plenty of snacks and refreshments will […]
Maury Blasts White Pine, 47-6
The Maury Middle School Hornets used a great defensive effort and a very efficient offense to beat the White Pine Cylones 47-6 in Middle Eight Conference action Tuesday night. “ Our defense sets the tone for the ball game, we live off of that.” Head Coach ,Greg Manis said. He added “ We had so […]
2nd Quarter Dooms Patriots in Opener
Jefferson County High School kicked off their 2014 campaign on Friday night however, it wasn’t the outcome they had wanted as they fell to Knox Central, 31-17. Jefferson County Head Coach Kenny Cobble was still optimistic, “ The great thing I saw and I hope everybody else saw, was that they came out and they […]
Local Officials Take Oath Of Office
Jefferson County officials elected in the August race took the oath of office on September 2, 2014 at the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse. Daryle Keck, acting Director of the Chamber of Commerce, gave the opening statements, as well as the prayer and pledge of allegiance. Following brief addresses by current officials, Judge Duane Slone swore […]