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W.D. Henry Elected As 8th District Commissioner By County Commission

W.D. Henry Elected As 8th District Commissioner By County Commission

The Jefferson County Commission held their regular voting meeting this week. Absent from Roll Call was Commissioner Lowe. Boy Scout Troop #76 from Jefferson City led the Pledge of Allegiance. A Hometown Hero honorary proclamation was given to the late Herbert G. Williams and was received by his family. Resolution 2025-59 honoring Terry Dockery for […]

How Will The Government Shutdown Affect Your Social Security?

How Will The Government Shutdown Affect Your Social Security?

According to the Social Security Administration, as Congress works to pass a new federal budget, the government is currently shut down. We know this raises questions. We have answers to the most commonly asked questions about how the shutdown impacts you. Will the Shutdown Affect Payments? No, it will not affect payments. If you receive […]

Dandridge Welcomes You to the 1st Annual Fall Days Festival! Saturday, October 25, 2025

Dandridge Welcomes You to the 1st Annual Fall Days Festival! Saturday, October 25, 2025

Dandridge Welcomes You to the 1st Annual Fall Days Festival! Saturday, October 25, 2025 | Historic Downtown Dandridge Get ready, East Tennessee—something spectacular is brewing in the heart of Dandridge! On Saturday, October 25th, the town square will come alive with the sights, sounds, and flavors of autumn as we kick off the 1st Annual […]

American Cancer Society Recognizes 40 Years of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

American Cancer Society Recognizes 40 Years of Breast Cancer Awareness Month

The American Cancer Society (ACS) commemorates the 40th anniversary of the founding of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In 1985, ACS co-led the effort to start Breast Cancer Awareness Month as a week-long campaign to educate women about the importance of early screening and routine mammograms for breast cancer detection and treatment. In 2025, more than 316,000 women […]

Halloween Dress-Up Stirs the Imagination and is a Healthy Part of Child Development

Halloween Dress-Up Stirs the Imagination and is a Healthy Part of Child Development

Children posing as rock stars, fairies or superheroes on Halloween enjoy the holiday for many reasons, but the benefits go far beyond collecting candy and entertaining the neighbors. Dressing up for Halloween is a great way for children to pretend play – something that’s essential for the healthy development of children of all ages. Halloween […]

Homecoming Court 2025 – Congratulations from the Jefferson County Post

Homecoming Court 2025 – Congratulations from the Jefferson County Post

Photographs may be downloaded at JDepewPhotography.com Representing the Patriot Academy and the Freshman Class Alexis Lauderback is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Roger Lauterbach of Dandridge. She is a member of the JCPA Youth Health Council, Sports Medicine Program and the Lady Patriots softball team. She enjoys reading and playing softball. She is escorted […]

Great Smoky Mountains National Park to Resume Full Operations Saturday Morning, October 4, Amid the Federal Government Shutdown

Great Smoky Mountains National Park to Resume Full Operations Saturday Morning, October 4,  Amid the Federal Government Shutdown

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park will resume full operations beginning Saturday morning, October 4, despite the federal government shutdown. This effort is made possible through a partnership among local and state governments, as well as the Friends of the Smokies and the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians. In anticipation of the federal government shutdown, […]

2026–27 FAFSA Application Opens for Tennessee Students

2026–27 FAFSA Application Opens for Tennessee Students

The Tennessee Higher Education Commission (THEC) today announced that the 2026–27 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is now open for all Tennessee students. Students and their families can begin applying at www.fafsa.gov. Last week, the U.S. Department of Education announced that the 2026–27 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) form is online and […]

DCS Strengthens Response Times to Protect Children Sooner

DCS Strengthens Response Times to Protect Children Sooner

Beginning September 30, 2025, the Tennessee Department of Children’s Services (DCS) will implement new Child Protective Services (CPS) response times to ensure children at risk of abuse or neglect are seen more quickly. Under the new guidelines: High-risk situations (Priority 1): Face-to-face visit within 8 hours (previously 24 hours) Moderate-risk situations (Priority 2): Face-to-face visit […]

East Tennessee Construction Report for October 2-8, 2025

East Tennessee Construction Report for October 2-8, 2025

ANDERSON COUNTY, US 25/ SR 9 between Church Street and Cullom Street: Motorists should be alert for partial road closures with detours in place as utility crews perform work in this area.  Motorists should be alert for workers present, follow signed detours, and use extreme caution through this area. ANDERSON COUNTY, SR 61 between Bill Key […]

Jefferson County Awarded $80,000 Grant to Revitalize Mossy Creek and Promote Community Wellness

Jefferson County Awarded $80,000 Grant to Revitalize Mossy Creek and Promote Community Wellness

Jefferson County has been awarded the full $80,000 Healthy Built Environment Grant—becoming the only county in the East Tennessee Region to receive this competitive funding. The grant, which requires no local match, will support a sweeping revitalization effort aimed at promoting physical activity, nutritional awareness, and community engagement through improved public spaces. Carey Davis, Director […]

Carson-Newman Serve Day leads over 600 students to help others across region

Carson-Newman Serve Day leads over 600 students to help others across region

More than 600 Carson-Newman students gathered together for the University’s annual Serve Day. Despite rainy conditions, the Sept. 24 event led members of the C-N community to join students in service projects across four East Tennessee counties. Carson-Newman’s Courtenay Folk says the event embodies the University’s heart for community engagement and Christian compassion. “Serve Day […]

Washington Stalls Out – From the Editor’s Desk: A Local Legislator’s Call for Fiscal Responsibility

Washington Stalls Out – From the Editor’s Desk: A Local Legislator’s Call for Fiscal Responsibility

Dear Readers, As both an elected alderman in the Town of Dandridge and the Editor-in-Chief of the Jefferson County Post, I have the unique vantage point of serving our community through public office and through the press. Throughout the year, I report on the Jefferson County Commission and work closely with our town’s budget process—an […]

Debunking More Myths – VideoCast with Jefferson County Commission Chairman, Jimmy Carmichael

Debunking More Myths – VideoCast with Jefferson County Commission Chairman, Jimmy Carmichael



Millennial A.E. After Empire – They Own Your Words – The DEATH of Free Speech!

Millennial A.E. After Empire – They Own Your Words – The DEATH of Free Speech!



Tennessee Attorney General Joins Coalition of 26 States Opposing Bans on Plus-Ten Magazines

Tennessee Attorney General Joins Coalition of 26 States Opposing Bans on Plus-Ten Magazines

Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced Tuesday that Tennessee has recently joined a group of 26 states urging the U.S. Supreme Court to overturn unconstitutional laws in Washington and California that ban the possession of common, plus-ten magazines by law-abiding gun owners. The coalition argues that these bans plainly violate the Second Amendment. The bans […]