Jefferson City’s Hometown Christmas Set for December 10, 2016
Jefferson City and the Historic Mossy Creek District have announced this year’s Jefferson City Hometown Christmas will take place on December 10 on Main Street. This will be the first event to be held in the, soon to be completed, festival park. While you can still expect the annual candy-filled Christmas parade that is held on this second Saturday of […]
Modern Woodmen of Dandridge Match Funds for Jefferson County Rescue Squad Fund Raiser
Modern Woodmen of Dandridge recently helped the Jefferson County Rescue Squad with a fund raiser. The rescue squad provided the food for a recent Music On The Town event. While the Tams played and sang the squad cooked and served up a hamburger meal for the attendees. It was quite a successful fundraiser, because the […]
Morristown Police Department Recognized with Plaque from Breath of Life Ministries
The Morristown Police Department is honored to have received recognition from the Breath of Life Ministries. Earlier this month, the ministry presented a plaque to the department for service, dedication and sacrifice made by the men and women of the department to keep Morristown safe. Members of Breath of Life stated, “That when they contact […]
All Saints’ Episcopal School Hosts Annual Thanksgiving Feast
For close to a decade, first and second graders at All Saints’ Episcopal School have hosted their Annual Thanksgiving Feast to honor and thank all who have supported their “God’s Bounty” Garden and Outdoor Classroom. This year that invited community leaders, Board Members, and local businesses and organizations that provide assistance to making the garden […]
Carson-Newman Celebrates Homecoming
Carson-Newman University hosted its annual homecoming festivities over the weekend to crowds of alumni and students. Homecoming is an exciting time on campus, highlighted by class reunions, live music, food, and several sporting events across campus. One of the main attractions of the afternoon was the University’s annual homecoming parade. Alumni and students crowded on […]
Ghosts and Goblins Every Witch Way in Downtown Dandridge
The streets in Dandridge’s Historic Town Square were crawling with ghosts, goblins and creatures of all shapes and sizes, as the local Dandridge business community welcomed trick or treaters on Halloween evening. Businesses from inside and outside the downtown area lined the sidewalks to hand out candy and favors for the costumed crowd. Families were […]
Rush Strong School Promotes Drug Awareness with 12th Annual Red Ribbon Day
Students, teachers, and emergency crews from across the area gathered together for a day of hands-on education at Rush Strong School’s 12th annual Red Ribbon Day. Students had been working toward the day all week, learning about staying away from drugs, tobacco, and alcohol through the school’s D.A.R.E program. Educators wanted to bring in area […]
Mt. Vale Church of God Holds Annual Trunk-or-Treat at Fairgrounds
Parents and their little ghouls and goblins were treated to a frighteningly good time at Mt. Vale Church of God’s annual trunk or treat event Saturday evening. This is the church’s second time holding the event. Organizers explained that they had to move the location this year due to the overwhelming response of over 3,000 […]
Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places: Wells House
This is the final installment in the Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places series. Even the spookiest of places can have a quaint, small town feel. We conclude our favorite haunts around the county with a look into the historic Wells House, located in Dandridge. It should be noted that Wells House is currently a private […]
Mossy Creek Foundation Holds Oktoberfest Fundraiser at Jefferson Middle School
The Mossy Creek amphitheater and park is one financial step closer to completion thanks to a fundraiser last weekend to benefit the Mossy Creek Foundation. Oktoberfest, an evening of music, fare, and fun, took place at Jefferson Middle School and was hosted by the Mossy Creek Foundation. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Hillbilly […]
Wolf Paws Sanctuary Holds 2nd Annual WolfStock
Volunteers and supporters came together on Saturday to celebrate the 2nd annual WolfStock for Wolf Paws positive dog sanctuary. The fundraiser was held to help cover costs and other necessities for the non-profit organization. WolfStock took place from noon to five on the grounds of the sanctuary where the animals’ habitats are kept. The event […]
Local Churches Start Coats for the Cold Drive
Groups of local churches around the community are banding together in the spirit of the upcoming holiday season to create a Coats for the Cold drive. The mission of the churches, ranging across multiple denominations, is to couple meeting the needs of the community with the love of Christ. The Coats for the Cold drive […]
4H Lands Judging Competition
Sevier County 4-H Land Judging Team Members recently brought home honors in the Eastern Region 4-H Land Judging Contest held at the UT Institute of Agriculture Holston Farms Research Center in Knoxville, Tennessee. The Sevier County Junior High Team placed third with team members Anthony Jose, Keeara Barbee and Colin Tillman. As individuals, Anthony placed […]
Rusty Wallace Ford Celebrates Grand Opening in Dandridge
Tuesday was a big day for the Town of Dandridge and Jefferson County. The newest Rusty Wallace dealership, Rusty Wallace Ford, celebrated its grand opening and ribbon cutting with the community. Dandridge Mayor George Gantte, members of Dandridge City Counsel, and other representatives from Jefferson County were on hand to welcome the new business in to […]
A Barking Good Time
It was a barking good time at the Jefferson County Humane Society 1st Annual Pet Expo, as folks and their furry friends came out to support a great cause and have some family friendly fun. Vendors offered their wares and the fare added to the old time carnival nature. Some lucky pets found their forever […]
