Drinnon Begins Internship at Emeril’s of New Orleans
Ridge Drinnon, a May 10th, 2014 graduate of the Culinary Arts Program at Walter’s State’s Sevierville campus, is set to begin a promising culinary career with flair and a little name dropping. He will soon begin an internship in New Orleans with Emeril Lagasse, at his flagship restaurant Emeril’s of New Orleans. “I’m ready for […]
Congratulations! Class of 2014
The Jefferson County High School Class of 2014 came together for one final time as a class on Saturday, May 17, 2014. Graduation for the Class of 2014 was a morning affair, hosted in the Expo Center. Seniors filed into the facility, as family and friends watched the procession. The Class of 2014 witnessed many […]
JCHS Senior Honor’s Day
The Jefferson County High School Class of 2014 Honor’s Day was held recently at Carson Newman Univeristy. Fiona Scruggs, Patriot Events Council Representative, gave the Welcome and Jefferson County High School Principal Dr. Scott Walker gave the Opening Address. Bob Jenkins was award the 2014 Community Patriot Award for his longstanding contributions to Jefferson County […]
Salvation Bell Rings in Downtown Dandridge
The Tennessee Baptist Convention hosted a prayer service at the Jefferson County Courthouse on May 8, 2014. The “Ringing of the Salvation Bell” was a lunchtime event to afford elected officials and employees the opportunity to participate in the service. A prayer bell arrived via truck for the event. It was harvested from one of […]
Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series Starts The Summer
The 2014 Farm Concert Series presented by the Jefferson County Post kicked off their opening event on Saturday evening. A little rain could not dampen the excitement of the opening show for this year’s premier musical entertainment event. The annual concert series showcases some of the best talent in the region and does it all […]
Jefferson Middle Hosts County Wide Field Day
It is almost summertime in Jefferson County when the local schools begin participating in field day. Last week, students from various schools across the county went head to head in the County Wide Field Day. The best of the best from local schools spent the day running, jumping and showing their skills in sundry activities […]
4H Patriot Shooters Place High in Scholastic Clay Target Program Championship
The Jefferson Co 4-H Patriot Shooters competed in the Scholastic Clay Target Program Regional Sporting Clays Championship May 3rd at Lucky 7 Ranch in Sweetwater, Tn. Over 125 shooters from East Tn competed in 5 divisions. The Patriot Shooters had squads in 4 divisions, as well as several new shooters, that shot sporting clays for […]
All Saints’ students demonstrate their prowess!
Students Patrick Liposky, Steven Lampkin, and Yash Patel each won a first place purple ribbon at the Hamblen County 4-H demonstration competition held this Wednesday. The demonstration competition at the 2014 4-H Achievement Day is divided by category and grade level. These three boys took the top spots in the Consumer Education, Electricity, and Public […]
Carson-Newman University graduates over 350 during spring commencement
On Friday, May 9, Knoxville’s Joan Cronan addressed some 280 graduates and families gathered for Carson-Newman University’s Spring Undergraduate Commencement. The morning event was held at the University’s Burke-Tarr Stadium. Cronan challenged graduates to keep priorities straight in life. She encouraged the class to read their Bible, exercise, write letters, keep learning and to keep […]
Carson-Newman University opens new Student Center kiosk
This month Carson-Newman University Dining Services/ Aramark introduced a new campus convenience store concept, Provisions on Demand (P.O.D.) Express, to meet the demand of students looking for fresh, healthy and convenient grab ‘n go dining options. The new addition, located in the University’s Maddox Student Activities Center, combines the corner store with the style of […]
Carson-Newman honors faculty members
Carson-Newman University recently recognized several members of its faculty with awards and recognitions. Honorees include, left to right, Dr. Beth Vanlandingham, Research Award; Dr. Larry Osborne, Creativity Award; Dr. Kip Wheeler, Mentoring of Research or Creative Work Award; Drs. Christine Jones and Kara Stooksbury, co-recipients of the Mossy Creek Teacher-Scholars Award; and Dr. Julia Price, […]
JCHS Undergraduate Honors Night
Jefferson County High School Undergraduates were honored for excellent academic and special area achievement on Wednesday evening, April 30, 2014. The annual event was hosted by Carson-Newman University and highlighted the best of the best of the 2013-2014 school year. Dr. Charles Edmonds, Director of Jefferson County Schools, as well as Dr. Scott Walker, Principal […]
Another Tree Line USA award for AEC
When asked about the significance of Appalachian Electric Cooperative receiving a “Tree Line USA” award for the ninth year in a row, Vice-President of Engineering & Operations Joe McCarter says it’s an indication of how much the utility cares: “We care about trees. We care about the safety of the public and our employees. And […]
Samuel Doak Chapter National Society DAR Scholarship Awarded
The Samuel Doak Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Scholarship was awarded by Mary Jane Coleman, Samuel Doak Chapter’s Scholarship Chairman on April 24, 2014. This Scholarship is offered to a senior student at Morristown Hamblen High School-East, Morristown Hamblen High School-West, Jefferson County High School, and Grainger County High School. The winner […]
McCue Receives Proclamation for Teacher of the Year
State Representative Andrew Farmer visited Dandridge Elementary Friday, May 2. to recognize Sarah McCue for being awarded Teacher of the Year in grades 5-8. Representative Farmer presented Miss. McCue with a proclamation signed by himself and the Governor recognizing her achievement.
