Women’s golf wraps up day one of Full Moon BBQ Invite
Carson-Newman finished day one of the Montevallo Full Moon BBQ Invitational in eighth place following a 329. Danielle Baiunco (Melbourne, Fla.) rounded out a top 20 performance with a 79 (+9) to finish in a tie for 12. Meridith Hawkins (Powell, Tenn.) rests two strokes beyond her with an 81 (+11) and in a tie […]
INVITATION TO BID – Ambulance Remounts
Invitation to Bid The Jefferson County EMA will be accepting bids for 2 ambulance remounts. The Units shall meet Jefferson County bid specifications. Complete specifications may be obtained in person from the Jefferson County Emergency Management Office during regular business hours at 531 Old Andrew Johnson Highway, New Market, Tn. 37820 or by calling 865-471-9001. […]
Fall Collection 2013 Fashion Show, September 28 – Habitat for Humanity ReStore
Jefferson County Habitat for Humanity ReStore proudly presents the Fall Collection 2013 Fashion Show, Saturday, Sept. 28, from 10:30 – 12:00. There will be models of all ages showcasing the fall line of clothing and accessories for sale at the Habitat ReStore. Admission is free (although monetary donations are gratefully accepted), and there will be […]
Do You Know WHAT This Is?
This Week’s Mystery Pic Send us an email to goodguess@jeffersoncountypost.com Correct answers are announced each week. Congratulations to Karen Lyle Karen was the first to guess last week’s Mystery Pic correctly. The correct answer was: Pumpkin Seeds
JCHS vs Greeneville and Special Visit from 1983 Championship Team
Friday, September 13th, the Jefferson County Patriots faced off against the Greeneville Green Devils at Shannon Field. The Patriots were hoping to improve their record with Friday evening’s match up but could not find their groove and ended up posting a loss to the Green Devils. In the first quarter, Jefferson County won the toss […]
JCHS Dancers Get Pregame Help From Junior Dance Team
The Jefferson County High School Dance Team got a little help from their friends in the pregame show against Greeneville Friday from the Junior Dance Team.
Roasted Cauliflower
My daughter loves almost any vegetable when it’s roasted – Brussels sprouts, carrots, asparagus, broccoli, and now cauliflower. When I made this recipe the first time, she devoured the cauliflower I put on her plate then went back and finished off what was left in the bowl. She also has an obsession with lemon juice […]
Rehearsals Have Begun for JCHS Alumni Band to Play October 4th
On October 4th, the JCHS Alumni Band will meet for the second year in a row to play in the stands at a football game (like the good ol’ days!) This is a perfect time to catch up with long lost friends and remember the reason why we enjoyed band in the first place. Even […]
Dandridge Arts Excursion 2013 Celebrating American Craft Week, October 12, 2013
October 12, 2013 in downtown, Dandridge, TN and environs is a day to celebrate talented artisans and their work. Craftsmen and Artists from the Dandridge area will be celebrating the culmination of American Craft Week by demonstrating their skills free to the public, in and around downtown Dandridge, from 10:00am until 4:00pm. Last year several […]
EBBOM!
“Engage Brain Before Opening Mouth”, or EBBOM, has made it into our slang dictionaries. It’s good advice, of course, and most people can at least respect the wisdom driving such a saying. Notice, please, that I said “most”. There is one identifiable age in all societies where this wisdom simply resists application. It’s not for […]
Stranger Than Fiction: Challengers of the Falls
Niagara Falls has long been the inspiration of lovers, filmmakers, authors, artists, musicians and travelers who marvel at the beauty and majesty of the falls. The falls are among the largest in the world and without a doubt, the most breathtaking and alluring. The voluminous falls span the border between New York and the Canadian […]
Missing The Pools
It will soon be time to close the pool for the year. Though I love fall, I also love seeing my grandchildren, nieces and nephews enjoying the opportunity to swim and miss that when the pool closes. Of course, years ago, when my own children were young, we didn’t have a swimming pool at home. […]
Thrown Under The Bus!
Have you ever met one of those kids that will tell on themselves and throw everyone around them under the bus at the same time? Well, it runs in my family. When my nephew was little, the moment he got home from his grandparents he would list every piece of candy he received and who […]
Great Day To Be In The Air – Experimental Aircraft Association Annual Fly In
The Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) located in Morristown held their annual Fly In on Saturday, September 14, 2013. The highly anticipated event was located at Moore-Murrell Airport and featured a variety of aircraft for viewing and demonstration. The Civil Air Patrol was available to demonstrate their digital flight simulator and there was a variety of […]
Vann Turner’s: To Forestall the Darkness
If you follow my reviews, then you know that I love historical fiction. That being said, it is rare that I find a historical fiction book that diverges from a few of the genre’s archetypes. Vann Turner’s new novel To Forestall the Darkness, the first book in The Tribonian Trilogy,was a breath of fresh air. […]