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Zion Dance Company’s “The Story” Draws Encore Performance

Zion Dance Company’s “The Story” Draws Encore Performance

Legacy Theatre in Jefferson City is pleased to welcome back Zion Dance Company for an encore performance of “The Story” on June 23rd at 7:30. “THE STORY” is a dramatic presentation that journeys through both the Old and New Testaments. Through contemporary ballet and modern dance as well as beautiful costumes the audience will share […]

Front Row Motorsports to Field Carson-Newman University Car at Bristol Night Race

Front Row Motorsports to Field Carson-Newman University Car at Bristol Night Race

NASCAR Sprint Cup Series team Front Row Motorsports and Carson-Newman University (C-N) have forged a one-race partnership featuring the University on Front Row’s No. 35 Ford Fusion.  The Carson-Newman car will be driven by Josh Wise during the IRWIN Tools Night Race at Bristol Motor Speedway on August 24. “We are very excited about this unique […]

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Board of School Commissioners Meeting, June 24, 2013

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Board of School Commissioners Meeting, June 24, 2013

PUBLIC NOTICE The regular meeting of the Jefferson County Board of School Commissioners will be Monday, June 24, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in the library at Mt. Horeb Elementary School. 06/17/2013 – 06/24/2013

Jefferson County High School’s 2013-2014 schedule review and pick up dates, June 25 & 26, 2013 at (JMS)

Jefferson County High School’s 2013-2014 schedule review and pick up dates will take place June 25 and 26, 9 a.m. until Noon at Jefferson Middle School. This is for any rising 10th through 12th grade students. (The middle school location is due to current construction at JCHS.)

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Budget Committee Called Meeting, June 25, 2013

PUBLIC NOTICE – Jefferson County Budget Committee Called Meeting, June 25, 2013

PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all County Commissioners and residents of Jefferson County, Tennessee, and to all other persons who might be interested, that an open, public, meeting of the Budget Committee of the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners has been called for Tuesday, June 25, 2013, at 6:30 p.m. in the Main Courtroom of the Jefferson […]

Do You Know WHAT This Is?

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 Vicki Fowler! Vicki was the first to guess last week’s Mystery Pic correctly. The correct answer was: A Button

Stranger Than Fiction: When George Washington gave new meaning to the term “Political Party”

Stranger Than Fiction: When George Washington gave new meaning to the term “Political Party”

George Washington, the father of our country, could arguably be regarded as the first action hero. While he garners much respect and reverence, his humble beginnings were, at times, somewhat comical. Early politics in America was vastly different by today’s standards. There were things politicians could do then that they are absolutely forbidden to do […]

Forward Fashion for Jewelry

Forward Fashion for Jewelry

Hello Darlings!  Have you ever been in a situation  of  not knowing if it is correct to mix gold and silver jewelry together?  I have for sure.  There is great news from Europe, Italy to be exact has proclaimed mixing gold, silver and bronze is the new trend in jewelry fashion!  So dress with assurance […]

Voice of the Eagles brings home national championship, wins Stretch Internet Call of the Year

Carson-Newman play-by-play voice Adam Cavalier (Montgomery, W.Va.) has brought in a national championship by winning Stretch Internet’s Call of the Year contest. Stretch Internet- the streaming company Carson-Newman and many other entities partner with to webstream live sporting events – announced that Cavalier had won Thursday evening at Stretch Internet’s VIP Reception at the CoSIDA […]

We Still Have The Cilantro

We Still Have The Cilantro

The puppy wars have escalated, and Lily is a bad girl.  Now, before you get all sensitive and chastise me for negative speech that could affect my dog’s self-esteem, let me point out Lily already knows she is a bad girl.  Apparently, she doesn’t care, at least enough to not be a bad girl. For […]

The Buzzz!!

The Buzzz!!

The Buzzz this week is all about pollination. The head budgeting hive may be in a quandary as voting time approaches. Buzzy bees in the know are buzzing that the King bee is none too happy with the process and it may bee that time is running out for the drones to cast their pollination […]

Spiders Must Go

First, I would like to go on record and say that I have a fairly clean house. Unfortunately, it appears that spiders love my home. I really don’t want to share a house with the nasty little buggers and was wondering if you have any suggestions? Many people believe that the spider population increases in […]

Father’s Day

Yesterday, the social networks were filled with tributes to fathers.  It was mind blowing to see the sentiments of multitudes of social networking friends, posting thanks to their fathers, both living and dead.  It was heartwarming, to see posts from wives, thanking their husbands for their excellent skills in parenting. During this age of broken […]

Key To Success Is Memory

Key To Success Is Memory

One of the key tools your child needs to succeed in school and life, is a good memory.  Children fortunate enough to have good memories are ahead of the academic game. Memory is necessary for learning.  Without a good memory, learning is a moot point.  Many of us think memory is simply recall of specific […]

A State Of Denial

A State Of Denial

We have been in a state of denial in Jefferson County for quite awhile and, now that we are being forced to pull our head out of the sand, the time has come for a realistic look at where we stand. The Department of Education presented a budget for the 2013-2014 fiscal year that has […]

Commission Chairman Marty Mills Addresses County Financial Issues & Future Political Aspirations

Commission Chairman Marty Mills Addresses County Financial Issues & Future Political Aspirations

Chairman of the Jefferson County Commission, Marty Mills, addressed some of the issues that are facing the Commission during the next several weeks, as they seek to establish a budget for fiscal year 2013-2014. With the deadline for budget approval looming, Chairman Mills and the Commission are readying for some long evenings crunching numbers to […]