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Pick Tennessee Products Unveils New Website to Better Connect Consumers with Local Producers

Pick Tennessee Products Unveils New Website to Better Connect Consumers with Local Producers

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture announces the launch of an updated Pick Tennessee Products website, offering a more streamlined way for consumers to connect with local farmers, producers and artisans across the state. The website redesign follows continued growth in the Pick Tennessee Products program, which includes nearly 3,200 active members. The updated site focuses […]

TDH Reinforces Importance of Naloxone with Rise in Cychlorphine Fatalities

TDH Reinforces Importance of Naloxone with Rise in Cychlorphine Fatalities

The Tennessee Department of Health (TDH) is providing statewide information following more than 30 fatal overdoses statewide, since October 2025, associated with a newly identified opioid known as cychlorphine. Cychlorphine is a synthetic opioid, 10 times more potent than fentanyl and associated with more than 1,633 fatal overdoses (TDH provisional data) in Tennessee in 2024. Opioid overdoses […]

Mayor Mark Potts Declares Saturday, March 28th, as “Celebrate Walking in Balance” day in Jefferson County

Mayor Mark Potts Declares Saturday, March 28th, as “Celebrate Walking in Balance” day in Jefferson County

In recognition of the “Walking in Balance” theme of the 2026 Spirit of Nations powwow, Jefferson County Mayor Mark Potts has issued a proclamation declaring Saturday, March 28th, as “Celebrate Walking in Balance” day in Jefferson County. The powwow will be held at Jefferson County High School in Dandridge, TN. Mayor Potts, wrote in the […]

Comptroller’s Office Updates Review of State Benefits and Services for Veterans

Comptroller’s Office Updates Review of State Benefits and Services for Veterans

The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has released an updated report detailing state-provided benefits and services available to veterans and their families. The report, prepared by the Office of Research and Education Accountability, identifies both benefits that can be quantified in state dollars and those that cannot. Quantified benefits include direct state spending as well as state […]

TDCI Returned Over $15.67M To Tennessee Insurance Consumers In 2025

TDCI Returned Over $15.67M To Tennessee  Insurance Consumers In 2025

The Tennessee Department of Commerce & Insurance (TDCI) announces that $15.67 million was returned to Tennesseans in 2025 through the Department’s mediation and restitution efforts.  Since 2020, a total of over $80 million has been returned to Tennessee insurance consumers by TDCI’s Consumer Insurance Services team, which mediates complaints between consumers and insurance companies. In 2025, TDCI’s Consumer Insurance […]

CPI for all items rises 0.3% in February; Shelter Up

CPI for all items rises 0.3% in February; Shelter Up

The Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) increased 0.3 percent on a seasonally adjusted basis in February, after rising 0.2 percent in January, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported today. Over the last 12 months, the all items index increased 2.4 percent before seasonal adjustment. The index for shelter rose 0.2 percent […]

Katy “Fox” Huffaker Announces Candidacy For Re-Election As Jefferson County Commissioner District 1

Katy “Fox” Huffaker Announces Candidacy For Re-Election As Jefferson County Commissioner District 1

Katy “Fox” Huffaker is announcing her candidacy for reelection as a representative of the Jefferson County Commission District 1. Katy is the wife of Keith Huffaker. They have two children. She is the daughter of Nancy Fox and the late Buford Fox. Katy graduated from Jefferson County High School in 1988. She obtained a degree […]

Jefferson County Post DEBATE 2026 County Wide Office Candidates

Jefferson County Post DEBATE 2026 County Wide Office Candidates



Jefferson County Post DEBATE 2026 Part 2 – District Candidates

Jefferson County Post DEBATE 2026 Part 2 – District Candidates



Jefferson County Post Hosts Fourth Primary Debate at Historic Courthouse

Jefferson County Post Hosts Fourth Primary Debate at Historic Courthouse

The Jefferson County Post proudly hosted its fourth Primary Debate last night at the Historic Courthouse in Downtown Dandridge, continuing a tradition held every governor’s election cycle. The evening brought together candidates, community members, and local leaders for a thoughtful and engaging discussion about the future of Jefferson County. The Post extends its sincere appreciation […]

Tennessee Revenues Exceed Estimates

Tennessee Revenues Exceed Estimates

Tennessee revenues exceeded budgeted estimates for the month of January. Department of Finance and Administration Commissioner Jim Bryson today reported that total January tax revenues were $2.1 billion, $27.2 million more than the budgeted estimate and $87.7 million more than January 2025. The total tax growth rate for the month was 4.45 percent. General fund […]

Jefferson County Post Debate Set for Tonight in Historic Downtown Dandridge

Jefferson County Post Debate Set for Tonight in Historic Downtown Dandridge

Residents of Jefferson County are invited to attend a formal political debate tonight at the Historic Courthouse in Downtown Dandridge, beginning at 6:00 PM. Doors will open early at 5pm.  Hosted by the Jefferson County Post, this civic event offers voters a chance to hear directly from candidates seeking office in the upcoming election. Doors […]

Tennessee needs at least $82.7 billion worth of public infrastructure improvements

Tennessee needs at least $82.7 billion worth of public infrastructure improvements

Tennessee needs at least $82.7 billion worth of public infrastructure improvements during the five-year period of July 2024 to June 2029—a $5 billion (6.5%) increase from the year before—according to a new report by the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR).  Transportation and Utilities infrastructure needs increased by $3.7 billion—74% of the overall increase […]

Satellite And Election Office County Voting Sites Open For Entirety Of Early Voting

Satellite And Election Office County Voting Sites Open For Entirety Of Early Voting

A recent decision to limit the number of days that satellite voting offices are open has been overturned in a 3-2 vote by the Jefferson County Election Commission. The opposing votes were in regard to scheduled days, which had differed in previous election cycles, rather than opposition to the sites. Concerns for voting security were […]

Gov. Lee Joins Trump Administration’s “A Home for Every Child” Initiative to Expand Foster Care Capacity and Strengthen Families

Gov. Lee Joins Trump Administration’s “A Home for Every Child” Initiative to Expand Foster Care Capacity and Strengthen Families

Governor Bill Lee announced the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services (DCS) will join the Trump Administration’s “A Home for Every Child” initiative, a national effort led by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Administration for Children and Families (ACF) to expand the number of foster families and improve outcomes for children. The Governor signed a joint proclamation demonstrating […]

Jefferson County Clerk, Frank C. Herndon, is seeking the Republican Party’s nomination for County Clerk in the May 5th Republican Primary

Jefferson County Clerk, Frank C. Herndon, is seeking the Republican Party’s nomination for County Clerk in the May 5th Republican Primary

Jefferson County Clerk, Frank C. Herndon, is seeking the Republican Party’s nomination for County Clerk in the May 5th Republican Primary. Herndon is a lifelong resident of Jefferson County and says, “It has been an honor to serve the citizens of Jefferson County as your County Clerk for the past twelve years, and I respectfully […]

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