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PUBLIC NOTICE – PECCA (Professional Educators Collaborative Act) Committee Meeting, November 4, 2024

PUBLIC NOTICE – PECCA (Professional Educators Collaborative Act) Committee Meeting, November 4, 2024

Notice of PECCA Meetings: Board of School Commissioners along with Special Question Committee Notice of Meeting – PECCA (Professional Educators Collaborative Act) Committee meeting on Monday, November 4,2024, at the Historic Courthouse at 4:50pm. Dr. Tommy Arnold, Director Jefferson County Schools

One Week Left to Vote Early Ahead of Nov. 5 State and Federal General Election

One Week Left to Vote Early Ahead of Nov. 5 State and Federal General Election

Tennessee Secretary of State Tre Hargett today reminded all registered Tennessee voters they have one more week to utilize the flexibility and convenience of the early voting period to cast a ballot ahead of the Nov. 5 State and Federal General Election. Through the first six days, almost one million Tennesseans have already cast their ballot […]

Trick or Treat in Historic Downtown Dandridge, Halloween Night, October 31, 2024

Trick or Treat in Historic Downtown Dandridge, Halloween Night, October 31, 2024

Driver Services for Tennesseans Impacted by Hurricane Helene Now at the mobile unit and Multi-Agency Resource Centers

Driver Services for Tennesseans Impacted by Hurricane Helene Now at the mobile unit and Multi-Agency Resource Centers

The Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security (TDOSHS) is now offering Driver Services including free replacement licenses to citizens directly impacted by the East Tennessee floods at the mobile unit at the Elizabethton Driver Services Center and the Tennessee Emergency Management Agency’s three Multi-Agency Resource Centers (MARCs). The MARCs are located at 466 Learning Road (or […]

VITAL POLICY – Focus on Jefferson County CTE Education, Criminal Justice Class

VITAL POLICY – Focus on Jefferson County CTE Education, Criminal Justice Class

Officer Jim Potts wears a lot of hats in the state of Tennessee concerning law enforcement and education, including his service as the Upper East Tennessee President of SkillsUSA, the student youth organization that serves all CTE disciplines. However, his most important hat bears the title of Criminal Justice Instructor at Jefferson County High School […]

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County, Tennessee Industrial Development Board (IDB) Meeting, November 1, 2024

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County, Tennessee Industrial Development Board (IDB) Meeting, November 1, 2024

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all  Members and residents of Jefferson County, TN, and to all other persons who might be interested, that the Jefferson County Industrial Development Board (IDB) will meet Friday, November 1, 2024 at 8:30 am at the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse Jury Room, 202 W. Main Street, Dandridge, TN […]

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Board Of School Commissioners Meeting, November 4, 2024

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Board Of School Commissioners Meeting, November 4, 2024

Notice of Meeting Board of School Commissioners Monday, November 4, 2024 Historic Courthouse Work Session @ 5:30 PM with the Business Session to follow.    This notice is given in compliance with the provisions of Chapter 442 of the public acts of Tennessee for 1974.   Dr. Tommy Arnold, Director Jefferson County Schools

Morristown Woman Arrested For Involvement In String Of Overdose Deaths

Morristown Woman Arrested For Involvement In String Of Overdose Deaths

Ashlyn Jade Henry was arrested this morning for her involvement in a string of overdose deaths that occurred in January in the city of Morristown and Hamblen County. Henry, 24, of White Pine, was indicted by a federal grand jury in Greeneville, Tennessee and is charged with conspiracy to distribute cocaine and fentanyl, distribution of […]

Youth Tobacco Product Use at a 25-Year Low, Yet Disparities Persist

Youth Tobacco Product Use at a 25-Year Low, Yet Disparities Persist

Current tobacco product use among U.S. middle and high school students has dropped to the lowest recorded level in 25 years. This is according to newly released data from the 2024 National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS). Within the past year alone, at least half a million fewer students are using tobacco products, contributing to this important progress. […]

Public Comment Period Open for December Rulemaking Hearing

Public Comment Period Open for December Rulemaking Hearing

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is accepting public comments on regulations governing license and permit fees, boating certificates, migratory bird hunting, refuges, wildlife management areas, and public hunting areas. Written comments will be accepted through the Public Comment Opportunity section of the Agency’s website here through Nov. 30, 2024. The rules are posted for viewing on the […]

Tennessee Unemployment Rate Remains Well Below U.S. Rate

Tennessee Unemployment Rate Remains Well Below U.S. Rate

NASHVILLE – Tennessee’s unemployment rate increased slightly last month but is still nearly 1 full percentage point below the national rate, according to data from the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD). The state’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate was 3.2% in September, up one-tenth of a percentage point over the previous month. The state […]

Honoring Our Veterans – Brazelton Lodge #190, November 11, 2024

Honoring Our Veterans – Brazelton Lodge #190, November 11, 2024

Stay Safe this Halloween with these tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics

Stay Safe this Halloween with these tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics

Spooky season is in full swing with costumes and festivities galore! Halloween can be an exciting and creative time of year where children can be whoever they want to be. Whether they’re dressed up as scary monsters, a blushing princess or anything in between, it’s important to make sure safety is a top priority. Some […]

Gov. Lee Announces Helene Emergency Assistance Loans (HEAL) Program

Gov. Lee Announces Helene Emergency Assistance Loans (HEAL) Program

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee unveiled the Helene Emergency Assistance Loans (HEAL) Program, a $100 million fund to directly serve the health and wellbeing of Tennesseans in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Counties eligible for assistance include Carter, Claiborne, Cocke, Grainger, Greene, Hamblen, Hawkins, Jefferson, Johnson, Sevier, Sullivan, Unicoi and Washington. “Hurricane Helene was an unprecedented […]

Burn Permits Required Beginning Oct 15

Burn Permits Required Beginning Oct 15

Beginning October 15, a free burn permit from the Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry (TDF) is required prior to burning leaves or natural vegetation, including debris generated by Hurricane Helene. “Due to the vast amount of woody debris from Hurricane Helene and other recent storms across the state, we expect more outdoor burning […]

Tennessee Department of Human Services Announces Food Assistance Benefits Available to Tennesseans Impacted by Hurricane Helene

Tennessee Department of Human Services Announces Food Assistance Benefits Available to Tennesseans Impacted by Hurricane Helene

The Tennessee Department of Human Services (TDHS) announced today that the department will provide additional food assistance for Tennesseans impacted by Hurricane Helene. Effective immediately, qualifying households who lived or worked in Carter, Cocke, Greene, Hamblen, Hawkins, Johnson, Unicoi and Washington counties that experienced loss as a result of the hurricane are now able to pre-register for […]