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 […]
Habitat for Humanity Holds Customer Appreciation Day
Organizers and volunteers of Habitat for Humanity can usually be found working around the local area and helping the community. On Saturday, the organization gave back to its most valuable tool of success: its customers. Habitat for Humanity hosted its annual Customer Appreciation Day on Saturday. The event lasted from 11 to 2 at their […]
Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places: Vance Building
This is the fifth entry in the Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places series. They say those who do not learn history are bound to repeat it. History can be found all throughout Dandridge, including a haunted history. In this edition of our favorite spooky haunts we take a look at one of the oldest buildings […]
Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places: Dandridge Graveyards
This is the fourth entry in the Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places series. It wouldn’t be Halloween without talking about, what else in the mention of spooky places, a cemetery. This time we look at two of the oldest resting places in historic downtown and what might be lurking within them. One of the oldest […]
Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places: Roper Mansion
This is the third entry in the Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places series. Histories of towns bridge and connect to make the historical area of Eastern Tennessee all that we have come to know and love. This featured haunt is a continuation of the progress made by the Branner family, the ones who helped build […]
Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places: Tennessee Mountain Inn
The following is the second installment in “Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places.” Creepy places fascinate and terrify the minds of those brave enough to bare the truths hidden within them. Classic gothic novels and horror films have been made in special dedication to this enthralling truth of spooky houses and mysterious persons. In our continuation […]
Haunted Spaces and Spooky Places: Glenmore Mansion
Even though the temperatures have been a little slow in catching up, the calendar is certain that it is, indeed, Fall. With the crisp mornings and chilly evenings, changing color of the leaves and pumpkins a plenty, so enters the season of all things spooky. For those who eagerly anticipate the shivers of Autumn, Elizabeth Lane, feature […]
Jefferson County High School Announces 2016 Homecoming Court
Jefferson County High School announced their Homecoming Court for 2016 this week. These ladies were selected by their teachers and peers to be a representative for the Patriots for the upcoming homecoming week. The Ladies will be escorted by cadets from the Jefferson County JROTC for the homecoming game on September 30. Presenting the 2016 […]
Annual Scots-Irish Music Festival Hits Streets Of Dandridge
The streets of the Historic Town Square in Dandridge were overflowing with kilted clans, as the Scots-Irish Festival arrived on Saturday, September 24, 2016. Bagpipes filled the air and the smell of authentic fare wafted through the crowd, as folks lined up to check out the vendors and catch up on the local Scots-Irish history. […]
Constitution Week Bell Ringing Hosted By Martha Dandridge Washington Chapter, National Society Daughters Of The American Revolution
In honor of Constitution Week, the Martha Dandridge Washington Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a Bell Ringing Ceremony on September 18, 2016. The event was held on the lawn of the Department of Education Building in the Historic Town Square in downtown Dandridge. Kimberly Williams-Clabo served as […]
