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Local project requests more volunteers to assist on Join Hands Day, May 4, 2013

A group of volunteers in New Market is striving to make a difference in the community – and is asking for additional help. The volunteer project will take place on Join Hands Day, Saturday, May 4, a national day of service sponsored by Modern Woodmen of America and other fraternal benefit societies. Volunteers in New […]

Maury Middle School Sports Banquet, May 3, 2013

Maury Middle School will be having the annual all sports banquet on Friday, May 3 @ 6:30 at the MMS Auditorium. Coach Tom Griffin (CN Baseball Coach) will be our guest speaker, and all sports will be present.

Dining With Democrats Cancelled For May!

There will be no Dining With Democrats lunch on Friday, May 3. Instead of our monthly lunch together all county Democrats are encouraged to attend our annual Truman Day Dinner which will be held on Saturday, May 4, at 6:30 p.m. at Carson-Newman cafeteria. Tickets are needed for the event. Please contact Ann Blomquist at […]

C-N art students showcase senior exhibits to the public

C-N art students showcase senior exhibits to the public

Three Carson-Newman University Art students currently have the work on display as part of their senior exhibits. Both exhibits will run through April. Work by Morristown’s Rachel Ramsey is being showcased at The Creekside Room at The Creek Café in downtown Jefferson City. Ramsey, a drawing and painting student is pursuing minors in art history […]

State Treasurers Overwhelmingly Support Maintaining Tax-Exempt Status of Municipal Bonds

State Treasurers Overwhelmingly Support Maintaining Tax-Exempt Status of Municipal Bonds

Forty-two of the nation’s state treasurers are appealing to members of Congress to maintain the tax-exempt status of municipal bonds, an issue that has long-term ramifications for state budgets and the nation’s public infrastructure projects. The state treasurers individually signed onto a letter to members of the U.S. House Ways and Means Committee urging them […]

Young Historians Descend on Downtown Nashville for Tennessee History Day

Young Historians Descend on Downtown Nashville for Tennessee History Day

With state employees and other downtown office workers home for the weekend, a special group of students will be converging on downtown Nashville Saturday to compete in Tennessee History Day. About 400 sixth- through 12-graders will be participating, with the winners advancing to the National History Day finals in College Park, Maryland June 9-13. History […]

Blassingame gets gold again at the Southeastern Regional

Blassingame gets gold again at the Southeastern Regional

Carson-Newman’s track and field team come home 10 medals, after a two-day competition at the Southeast Regional Championship at Lenior-Rhyne University. Sophomore Cassadine Blassingame not only took the gold in the men’s long jump event, he also managed to snag the bronze in the men’s triple jump. This will mark the fifth time during the […]

Jefferson County Tomorrow Public Meeting, April 23, 2013

Jefferson County Tomorrow Public Meeting, April 23, 2013

Jefferson County Tomorrow has scheduled a public meeting to discuss new issues, concerns, and information relative to the Norfolk Southern Intermodal proposal. The group will also discuss other recent and potential economic development in the county.  These projects have the potential to impact the citizens of Jefferson County on many levels. The public is encouraged […]

Appalachian History, Culture, Smoky Mountain Spring Beauty, May 3-4, 2013

The foothills of the Smoky Mountains will come to life with bluegrass music, arts and crafts, time honored traditions and Appalachian cooking at the annual Townsend in the Smokies Spring Festival and Old Timers Day. Scheduled for May 3-4, at the Smoky Mountain Visitors Center at Townsend, the 21st Annual Townsend in the Smokies Spring […]

Moles? Voles? What’s That Hole in My Yard?

Moles? Voles? What’s That Hole in My Yard?

The past couple of weeks have been fairly pleasant. Granted we have had some rain this year…a lot of rain, but I will take it. With the warmer temperatures many of us have been outside more and have been getting our yards and landscapes ready for the upcoming growing season. While in the yard several […]

Preventing Greater Uncertainty in Labor-Management Relations

Preventing Greater Uncertainty in Labor-Management Relations

Last week, the House passed legislation I introduced to address the ongoing legal chaos that surrounds the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB). On January 4, 2012, President Obama made three so-called recess appointments to the NLRB while the Senate was regularly meeting in pro forma session. These appointments were unprecedented—no other president has bypassed the […]

Do Research before Giving to Groups Claiming to Provide Relief for Bombing Victims

While many Tennesseans want to provide financial assistance to victims of this week’s bombing at the Boston Marathon, Secretary of State Tre Hargett warns would-be donors to be wary of bogus charities that may try to take advantage of the tragedy. “It is an unfortunate reality that when tragic events like this occur, there are […]

PUBLIC NOTICE – Budget Committee Meeting, April 22, 2013

PUBLIC NOTICE – Budget Committee Meeting, April 22, 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 County Commissioners will be held on Monday, April 22,  2013 at 6:30 p.m. to review […]

PUBLIC NOTICE – Industrial Development Board

PUBLIC NOTICE – Industrial Development Board

PUBLIC NOTICE The Jefferson County Industrial Development Board will hold its regular monthly meeting on Friday, April 26th, 2013 at 8:30a.m. in the conference room of the Jefferson County Health Department. Larry Masters Secretary of the Board 04/18/2013 – 04/26/2013

Patriots Advance To 14-7 With Victory Over Cherokee

Patriots Advance To 14-7 With Victory Over Cherokee

The Jefferson County Patriots today played at home against Cherokee High School. After trading back and forth leads the Patriots came out on top with a 6-5 win in yet another great conference home game for Jefferson County, taking them to a 14-7 record for their 2013 season. Jefferson County took an early lead Tuesday […]

No Runs, No Hits, No Walks – Run Away Victory For JCHS Patriots

No Runs, No Hits, No Walks – Run Away Victory For JCHS Patriots

The Jefferson County Patriots Varsity Softball Team had a run away victory Tuesday against Cherokee High School recording a score of 4-0. Randi Hill the Lady Patriots starting pitcher will never forget that night after pitching a perfect game against Cherokee. Only having one other perfect game in 2012. Her no runs, no hits, and […]