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Where to pick

I am looking forward to doing a little fall picking with my daughters and was wondering if you know of local farms that allow you to pick your own fruit? This will be our first time to do anything like this but I think that it will be a good experience for my 4 and […]

Mandated ACT Testing?

Mandated ACT Testing?

Jefferson County High School received their scores this week for the Class of 2013 ACT, which all juniors take in the spring. I find that rather astounding. The State of Tennessee pays for every student to take the ACT test, regardless of their post high school plans. I. personally, do no subscribe to the notion […]

First Game, First Road Trip, First Victory! – Patriots Defeat Central Bobcats 32-20

First Game, First Road Trip, First Victory! – Patriots Defeat Central Bobcats 32-20

It is definitely football time in Tennessee! With the Jefferson County Patriots opening up the season at the Dan Y. Boring Stadium with a smashing victory, the Patriots looked determined to go to the post season. Jefferson County Patriots took on the Central High School Bobcat’s at the Bobcat’s home turf, on Thursday evening. The […]

Labor Day Holiday Hours

In light of the upcoming Federal Holiday, Labor Day, which will be celebrated on Monday, September 2, 2013, local municipality and County government offices will be closed. In addition, State and Federal offices, including Postal Service, will also be closed on Monday. Banks, in accordance with the closing of the Federal Reserve System will be […]

Church Custodian and Maintenance Position

Church Custodian and Maintenance Position New Market Baptist Church is seeking applications for a Custodial/Maintenance full time position. Please visit our website: http://newmarketbaptist.org  to view the job description and to download an application. To request an application, please call 865.475.4862. Please mail application to New Market Baptist Church Personnel Committee, PO Box 129, New Market, […]

Red Cross Issues Safety Tips for Labor Day Weekend

Red Cross Issues Safety Tips for Labor Day Weekend

Many people view Labor Day as the end of summer and their last chance to travel, hit the beach and fire up the grill. The American Red Cross offers safety tips to help everyone have a safe and enjoyable holiday. “While many people will spend the Labor Day weekend traveling and spending time with family […]

Jones receives Carson-Newman’s Teaching Excellence and Leadership Award

Jones receives Carson-Newman’s Teaching Excellence and Leadership Award

Dr. Christine Jones was named the recipient of Carson-Newman University’s Teaching Excellence and Leadership Award. The assistant professor of religion was recognized during the University’s 2013 Fall Convocation on Aug. 27. Dr. Kina Mallard, C-N executive vice president and provost, introduced Jones before faculty, staff and students gathered for the occasion. “She was described as […]

Eagles wrap up fall camp, begin preparation for Wayne State

Carson-Newman football wrapped up its two-week fall camp with a scrimmage Wednesday afternoon at Burke-Tarr Stadium.  The first and second strings put up 28 points in 22 minutes of game action. C-N head football coach Ken Sparks said the Eagles have made plenty of progress in what has been the shortest fall camp of his […]

Lady Eagles picked eighth in preseason cross country coaches’ poll

Lady Eagles picked eighth in preseason cross country coaches’ poll

Carson-Newman’s women’s cross country team has been picked eighth by South Atlantic Conference coaches’ in the league’s preseason poll, the conference office announced Thursday. The Lady Eagles finished seventh at last year’s conference meet. C-N returns Megan Farjellah, Amanda Bowman and Aiyana Martino as top performers from a year ago, but must replace all-conference runner […]

Four Night Music Festival at Dandridge Point Marina & Lakeside Grill

Four Night Music Festival at Dandridge Point Marina & Lakeside Grill

Dandridge Point Marina and Lakeside @ The Point will be sending off the summer of 2013 in style with a four night music festival. Thursday evening The Point will have The Fairfield Union Band kick starting the Labor Day weekend (6:30-10:30pm) into high gear. On Friday, The Fugitives will bring their sound to Lakeside (7-11pm) […]

Former New Market City Employee Arrested for Two Counts of Theft Over $10k and Official Misconduct

Former New Market City Employee Arrested for Two Counts of Theft Over $10k and Official Misconduct

According to information released by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigations, a former employee of the City of New Market was arrested on August 27, 2013 for two counts of theft over $10,000 and four counts of Official Misconduct. The TBI reported that Melissa Robin Parker, age 43, of New Market surrendered herself to TBI agents. […]

DOUGLAS DASH – One Mile Competitive Run Set For September 28th in Dandridge

DOUGLAS DASH – One Mile Competitive Run Set For September 28th in Dandridge

“DOUGLAS DASH” ONE MILE COMPETITIVE RUN SET FOR SEPTEMBER 28TH IN DANDRIDGE Runners of All Ages are Invited to Join the Fun August, 2013 – Runners of all ages are invited to participate in the second annual ‘Douglas Dash.’ This one mile race, co-sponsored by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Dumplin Valley and the […]

175 Foot Generator Passes Through Jefferson City

175 Foot Generator Passes Through Jefferson City

Those driving in Jefferson City on Monday evening may have noticed a large generator transport that delayed traffic in the area. In route to Greenville from Knoxville, the generator was expected to take more than eight hours to make the 42 mile trip from Forks of the River Industrial Park to Morristown. The motorcade spent […]

Access-Life EXPO at The Point Marina

Access-Life EXPO at The Point Marina

The Access-Life EXPO, an annual event that encourages people living with disabilities and their families to meet and develop relationships with the Christian community, was held at The Point Marina in Dandridge on Sunday afternoon. Around six hundred participants were pre registered for the outdoor event and there were several dozen others that registered the […]

Mossy Creek Cruzers Annual Bush’s Car Show

Mossy Creek Cruzers Annual Bush’s Car Show

Mossy Creek Cruzers gathered at the field behind the Bush Visitor Center in Chestnut Hill. Dozens of antique cars were on hand for enthusiasts to appreciate, as owners filled the field with the automotive beauties. Prizes were awarded to the top vehicles at the event, and door prizes were given to event goers. A portion […]

Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series Ends Season With A Little Texas Heat

Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series Ends Season With A Little Texas Heat

The Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series came to a close on Friday evening, as locals came out to hear the final concert of the 2013 season. Adler and Hearne, Texas performing song writers that have attachments to Jefferson County, brought their eclectic style to the farm on August 23rd. The Farm Concert Series has battled […]