AEC Event Promotes Energy Audits
A tent, some friendly folks with great information, and a cup of hot cider for those stopping by on the way to the game. That’s what took place at AEC’s community engagement event prior to the Jefferson County Patriots’ home football game with Kingsport on October 23rd. Co-op members were provided with self-audit forms to […]
Letter To The Editor
LETTER TO THE EDITOR “Letters To The Editor” do not necessarily reflect the opinions of The Jefferson County Post nor any of its employees. The Jefferson County Post does not underwrite any of the facts or situations mentioned in the letters. Submitted by: Cecelia Puryear, White Pine, TN I don’t know how many Jefferson County residents are […]
Former Chief Justice Gary Wade Keynotes Jefferson County Democrat Fundraiser
The political machine is gearing up, as candidates have begun stating their positions on the issues and lobbying for votes. A Party that is growing in influence and numbers locally, Jefferson County Democrats hosted a fundraiser on Thursday, October 22, 2015 at Jefferson County Rescue Building. An annual event, the bean supper is an ode […]
Don’t Miss A Trick When It Comes To Halloween Fire Safety
Every year, Halloween decorations, costumes and parties seemingly become more elaborate and outrageous. While the season may thrill trick-or-treaters, Halloween season can sometimes lead to dangerous and tragic situations. National data from the U.S. Fire Administration shows 10,300 fires typically occur during the three-day period around Halloween, causing about 25 deaths, 125 injuries and $83 […]
Cruizers Fill the Trunk
Mossy Creek Cruizers were already getting into the Holiday spirit last weekend as they held their annual Fill the Trunk event. Car aficionados came out to appreciate the antique beauties, as well as donate toys for needy children in Jefferson County. The donation event has become a signature fall event for the active car club […]
Modern Woodmen Contributes to Dandridge Elementary’s Good Neighbors Project
Modern Woodmen presented a $500 check to Dandridge Elementary Parent Teacher Organization through the Good Neighbors Project. The school’s beautification project included an addition of a wooden sign for the Eldridge Bryant Nature Trail, rock border, ferns, and rhododendrons.
Thank You From White Pine School
LETTER TO THE EDITOR The staff and students of White Pine School would like to express our extreme gratitude to the many individuals and groups who have helped us through the loss of one of our students. We have received numerous cards and other correspondence, as well as countless calls and kind words, conveying the […]
For the Love of the Sport
The Jefferson County Tennis Association has been taking advantage of the onset of cool October evenings to get in a few sets of game play. An active group, members gather at the Carson Newman tennis courts for competition, exercise and fellowship with other tennis affectionados and they have even acquired a small but enthusiastic following […]
Local FFA Hosts Petting Zoo
The Jefferson County High School Future Farmers of American recently hosted a Fall petting zoo at Jefferson County High School. Students were allowed to touch a variety of animals under the direction of FFA members. From horses to turkeys and sheep to cattle, select special students got up close and personal with animals that might […]
Rain Doesn’t Dampen Old Time Saturday
It takes more than torrential rain to dampen a thirty year old event and Old Time Saturday was proof that spirit and a really good umbrella can best even the rainiest of days. The 30th annual Old Time Saturday came to Jefferson City on Saturday, October 3, 2015. One of the most anticipated events in […]
Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Hosts 2nd Annual Jefferson County Sampler
Great food was not in short supply at the Carriage House Tuesday night as the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce hosted their second annual Jefferson County Sampler. The rainy night did not dampen the spirits of the over 100 people in attendance, or the 15 vendors who gathered to show off the food of the […]
Tapping the sun’s energy as a shared resource: Community Solar comes to AEC members
Appalachian Electric Cooperative is proud to be leading the effort to help folks take advantage of the benefits of solar power and join with others who are supporters of clean, renewable energy. Community-based solar power is an idea whose time has come, according to AEC General Manager Greg Williams: “It’s all about leveraging the economies […]
AEC 75 Years Strong
Appalachian Electric Cooperative is still looking good as it celebrated its 75 annual membership meeting on Saturday, September 26, 2015 at the Smoky Mountain Expo Center in White Pine. Not only were attendees treated to lunch and fun activities that included a kid’s zone, they also received a $20 credit on their electric bill just […]
Annual Scots-Irish Festival Packs Streets Of Dandridge
Though the weather was not a bonny as it could have been, that didn’t dampen the excitement of the annual Scots-Irish Festival. For the ninth year, the Historic Town Square in Dandridge was filled with clansmen, kin and spectators looking to celebrate the Scots-Irish heritage that is so prevalent in the area. Since 1783, the […]
Boys’ Night Out Headlines In Dandridge For Music On The Town
The expectation of a little bad weather didn’t dampen the second night of Music on the Town, the annual fall multi night music event that takes place in the Historic Town Square in downtown Dandridge. C. Vaughn Leslie & Boys’ Night Out performed for the Thursday evening event, offering a little R& B, soul and […]