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, […]
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.
Beginning Genealogy Class at Jefferson City Library
The Jefferson City Library and the Jefferson County Genealogical Society hosted a three week Beginning Genealogy class in the library on three Mondays in April. Participants learned about gathering and organizing family information, record keeping, online research, libraries, courthouses, and other sources with instructor Ann Blomquist. Participants included (sitting) Candice Haynes, Shirley Davidson, Lois Hill, […]
Glenmore Mansion Spreads Stately Beauty
Glenmore Mansion was thriving on Saturday, as those looking to make their garden purchases poured onto the lawn of the stately beauty for the annual garden day. A wide variety of plants and wares were available for the discerning shopper. Always a highly anticipated event, the weather was lovely and the patrons leisurely perused the […]
GRITS Kicks Up The Heat at Dandridge Pizza for ‘First Friday’
It was high action at Dandridge Pizza and More on Friday evening as Grits band was in the house for the first Friday in May. Folks looking for a stellar show and meal close to home were lined up to catch the performance. Grits is a local band that offers a bluesy groove and easy […]
First Annual Jefferson County Habitat for Humanity Tennova Healthcare Golf Classic
The First Annual Jefferson County Habitat for Humanity Tennova Healthcare Golf Classic was held April 24, 2014 at Patriot Hills Golf Course. Sheila Wiggins, local Habitat for Humanity Executive Director, said that Habitat for Humanity was thrilled to have Colin McRae, Tennova CEO and Habitat for Humanity Board Member and Tennova Healthcare as proud partners […]
Stop Litter Program At Work In Jefferson County
The fight to keep Jefferson County clean and litter free begins early as local elementary school students learn the value of little prevention and recycling. This education is made possible through a Litter Grant received by Jefferson County. The Tennessee Department of Transportation Litter Grant Program provides county grants to improve litter control, education and […]
WSCC Announces New Scholarships for Associate’s in 1 Students
A new scholarship is available for students who are accepted into Walters State’s Associate’s in 1 program. Called the Senators Honors Scholars program, eligible students will receive $4,000 to help pay for tuition. This will enable students to use other financial awards, such as the Tennessee Hope Scholarship and the federal Pell grant, to pay […]
Tree Ministry Unity Festival, May 17, 2014
Tree Ministry has secured the Lions Park and grounds in White Pine, Tn to hold a day filled with fun, food, and festivities. Come join us Saturday, May 17, 2014 from 12:00-4:00PM. The day will culminate with a Christian concert featuring Finding Favour (www.findingfavour.com). Churches, ministerial associations, and community service organizations will be participating so […]