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Committee Discusses Increased Roof Cost

Committee Discusses Increased Roof Cost

The Jefferson County Quality Control Oversight Committee met on Thursday, May 7, 2015 in the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse. The meeting was Called to Order by Chairman David Seal. Absent from Roll Call was Committee Member Vines. Quality Control Adviser Mike Dockery addressed the Committee regarding an update on progress on Building 8. Dockery stated […]

Happy Cinco de Mayo from the Jefferson County Post!

Happy Cinco de Mayo from the Jefferson County Post!

May 5 is Cinco de Mayo, a day often considered to be Mexico’s Independence Day. This is a misconception, however. Cinco de Mayo is the remembrance and celebration of Mexico’s victory at the Batalla de Puebla (Battle of Puebla) over the oppressive French forces, while El Grito de la Indepedencia (The Cry of Independence) is […]

Just Another Brick In The Wall

Just Another Brick In The Wall

Questions were raised last week regarding the possible theft of building materials,particularly bricks, from the renovation project at Jefferson County High School. Jefferson County Mayor Palmieri was informed of the possible theft of bricks via a citizen who was at Jefferson County High School and witnessed bricks being loaded into a truck. The citizen confronted […]

Tennessee Promise Broken For Some JCHS Students

Tennessee Promise Broken For Some JCHS Students

The Class of 2015 is slatted to be the first class to benefit from Governor Haslam’s Tennessee Promise program that provides last dollar funding, for a two year stint at community college or technical college, to high school graduates across the State of Tennessee. A part of the Governor’s push to up the base level […]

Nicole Burney Named Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year

Nicole Burney Named Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year

Nicole Burney, a local young lady has been named the Dumplin Valley Boys and Girls Club Youth of the Year. Every month the club selects a youth of the month from K-2nd, 3rd-5th, and 6th and higher grades based on the totality of a youth’s character. Grades are a factor, but improvement, willingness to help […]

Glenmore Mansion Holds Spring Garden Market

Glenmore Mansion Holds Spring Garden Market

Glenmore Mansion held its Spring Garden Market May 2, 2015, as booths lined the estate, showing off the seasons beautiful bounties. While flowers and plants were the main draw of the day, there was something for everyone present, with several booths showing off garden artwork and even crafts like birdhouses. Food and tea tents were […]

Citizens Demand Answers For Sky High Variance

Citizens Demand Answers For Sky High Variance

The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Appeals meetings are rarely the site of debate that is common in many other County meetings. However, that was not the case on Tuesday evening, April 28, 2015, as residents of the Oak Grove Community near the 424 exit filled the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse in response to a […]

Waterfront Project – Dandridge Wants Your Input – May 3, 2015

Waterfront Project – Dandridge Wants Your Input – May 3, 2015

Defense Shines in Orange and White Game

Defense Shines in Orange and White Game

The Vols held their annual Spring game Saturday at Neyland Stadium. Potential hail and possible tornadoes didn’t deter Vol Nation one bit from seeing team #119. With a little over 63,000 on hand to see the Vols final outing of the Spring, the Vols defensive unit stepped up and stepped out, allowing just 194 yards […]

Time To Rock The Valley, May 9th

Time To Rock The Valley, May 9th

The Dumplin Valley Farm Concert Series kicks off the 2015 Season on Saturday May 9th featuring the popular and award winning band Lost Creek. Together for 35 years, this band continues to entertain and record, currently making their 7th CD. Lost Creek will surely entertain people of all ages with a variety of bluegrass, Americana […]

Jefferson County Post ‘Player Of The Week’, Eli Devotie

Jefferson County Post ‘Player Of The Week’, Eli Devotie

New Market Songwriter’s ‘Coal Train’ Attracts National Attention

New Market Songwriter’s ‘Coal Train’ Attracts National Attention

When Scott Arnold of New Market, Tennessee, saw 12-year-old Kaitlyn Baker perform at a festival in Virginia eight years ago, he never imagined that one day he would write a song with her that would be recognized by the Academy of Country Music (ACM). However, that is precisely what has happened with “Coal Train,” a […]

Jefferson County Schools 2015-2016 Calendar

Jefferson County Schools 2015-2016 Calendar

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Budget Committee Holds Tight For No Property Tax Increase

Budget Committee Holds Tight For No Property Tax Increase

The numbers were challenging for the Jefferson County Budget Committee as they met on Tuesday evening, April 21, 2015, to address County Departmental Budgets for the 2015-2016 fiscal year. Department Heads were on hand to answer Commission questions but few were called to the podium, as only four individual department budgets were addressed in the […]

County Commission Voting Meeting

County Commission Voting Meeting

The Jefferson County Commission held their Regular Voting Session on Monday, April 20, 2015 in the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse. The meeting was Called to Order by Commission Chairman Carmichael. Absent from Roll Call was Commissioner Solomon. Commissioner McGraw was called away during the course of the session. With a Motion from Scarlett and 2nd […]

School Board Gives Nod to Calendar and Elementary Basketball

School Board Gives Nod to Calendar and Elementary Basketball

The Jefferson County School Board met April 21, 2015 and, after awarding Director’s Art Gallery Winners and Teachers’ of the year, opened the meeting with a motion by Vines to accept the agenda, which was seconded by Cavanah and quickly passed. Lowery made a motion to accept the schools’ field trips as presented, also accepted […]