Zion Dance Company Performs Adaptation of “You are Special” and “#kywa”
This past weekend Zion Dance Company took to the stage to perform their adaptation of Max Lucado’s “You are Special,” as well as their own production entitled #kwya, or Know Who You Are. “You are Special” was originally a children’s book that focused on addressing issues such as self-image and self-worth. Zion took the simple […]
Local Sanctuary Provides Safe Haven to Wolf-Dogs
Nestled between the forested landscapes of Dandridge is a unique experience known as Wolf Paws. Wolf Paws is a positive awareness wolf-dog sanctuary that is currently home to six animals rescued from around the area. Most of the animals have been saved from shelters or abandonment that comes with the stigma of being called a […]
Boys and Girls Club of Dumplin Valley Holds First “Stuff the Bus”
The Boys and Girls Club of Dumplin Valley held their first annual “Stuff the Bus” campaign this week. Each day the club partnered with community sponsors and rallied together to gather necessary school supplies for club members at all three of their area locations. Following in the footsteps of other clubs around the country, Dumplin […]
Glenmore Mansion Gets Help On Restoration Project From Modern Woodmen Of America
Modern Woodmen of America helped the Glenmore Mansion with their recent fundraiser. MWA matched the first $1,500 they raised when they held their annual plant sale in May. The money raised will be used to finance the replacement of the mansion’s front porch. They are still in the process of raising money to replace their front porch. […]
Jefferson City Fills Old Downtown with Independence Day Parade
Jefferson City held its annual Independence Day parade Monday afternoon right in the heart of old downtown. Crowds of onlookers gathered to watch and celebrate the holiday together in a charismatic style. Several prominent groups presented floats, including churches, fire departments, businesses, and private members of the community. Children and families were showered with candy […]
Happy Independence Day!
Flags are flying and fireworks are booming! The grill is heated and ready for cooking! It is July 4th and Americans are celebrating the birth of their Nation. Independence Day has become known as a day for fun and family but proud Americans never forget the reason behind the parties, community events and showers of […]
Fun Activities for Independence Day Weekend
Looking for some food, fun, and fireworks this Fourth of July? There are several events happening in town and all over our surrounding communities to ensure fun for the entire family. There is an event to meet everyone’s interest and time commitments depending on how busy you want to be during the holiday. Staying around […]
Create By The Lake – A New Unique Experience In Downtown Dandridge
A new, unique experience has come to the historic town square in Dandridge. Create by the Lake, the most recent venture of local business woman Kelley Coffey, is adding a different dimension to the activities available for locals and visitors. Create by the Lake offers those looking for entertainment the chance to try their hand […]
Dandridge Golf Course Holds “Rallying for Rhett” Charity Golf Tournament and Silent Auction
Dandridge Golf Course hosted a Rallying for Rhett charity golf event on Saturday. The goal was to raise money for the continued needs of baby Rhett and his family as they are seeking medical treatment at Vanderbilt University. Rhett was born with a condition called crainosynostosis, in which one or more joints between the bones […]
Dandridge Fire Department Fundraising with Fireworks
Those looking for a little sparkle to light up a summer night will have to look no further than the Dandridge Fire Department. The Dandridge Volunteer Fire Department will be selling fireworks this year, as a fund raiser for the department. Located just behind Town and Country Animal Hospital in Dandridge, the Volunteer Department will […]
June Jubilee Fills the Streets of Historic Downtown Dandridge
Saturday June 18, 2016 found the streets of downtown Dandridge teaming with people, as June Jubilee 2016 came to town. This was the second returning year of the popular event after almost decade hiatus and, if the sophomore year is any indication, the festival is back with full force. Colorful tents lined Main Street, as […]
Chancellor Cheek Announces Plans to Step Down, Transition to Faculty
UT Knoxville Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek announced Tuesday that he will step down as chancellor and transition to a faculty position teaching higher education leadership sometime in the next academic year. UT President Joe DiPietro will begin the search for a new chancellor immediately with the goal of filling the job by spring semester 2017. […]
New Market Volunteer Fire Department Holds 12th Annual Summerfest
The New Market Volunteer Fire Department held their 12th annual Summerfest this weekend for the community. The event featured several vendors including crafters, food, face painting, and inflatables for the kids. Organizers wanted to create a variety of activities for the community and families over a three day period including live music and fellowship. Summerfest […]
Happy Father’s Day!
It is time to celebrate the first man in your life. He is the guy that worried about you even before you were born. He taught you to dance and throw a ball. He sat through endless school plays and painful shut out ballgames just to see you perform. This man worked one job, and […]
JCHS AD Randy Rogers Inducted into the NIAAA
The National Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association (NIAAA) is pleased to announce that Randy Rogers, Assistant Principal/Athletic Director at Jefferson County High School, has been recognized by this association as a Certified Athletic Administrator. To earn this distinction, Rogers has demonstrated the highest level of knowledge and expertise in the field of interscholastic athletic administration. The […]
Mossy Creek Cruzers Hold Fund-Raiser for Glenmore Mansion
The Mossy Creek Cruzers Car Club held a fundraising cruise-in at Glenmore Mansion on Sunday. The purpose was to raise funds for much needed repairs to the mansion, including adding to a fund that will help replace the front porch. The afternoon consisted of food and fellowship focusing on an enthusiasm for cars and helping […]
