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4H Patriot Shooters Bring Home High Awards

4H Patriot Shooters Bring Home High Awards

The Patriot Shooters recently participated in the State Shooting Competition and several team members brought home high awards. There were over 2,200 participants from grade 4 – college age students. Among those bringing home awards was Brad McFarlane who came home with the Grand Champion in Sporting Clays with a score of 99. He also […]

The Lake Will Shake Afterall! – Shakin’ The Lake Firework Show Is Back On

The Lake Will Shake Afterall! – Shakin’ The Lake Firework Show Is Back On

Shakin’ the Lake, a popular, annual fireworks event that takes place at The Point Marina and is viewed by hundreds of visitors from various locations, including the Dandridge Dike, is back on. According to Eva Talley, of The Point, public interest in saving the event was high and some local business owners willingly contributed to […]

Daryle Keck To Serve As Interim President And CEO Of Chamber

Daryle Keck To Serve As Interim President And CEO Of Chamber

The Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors is pleased to announce that Daryle Keck will serve as interim President and CEO of the Chamber until a full-time replacement is announced. Mr. Keck served as Chairman of the Chamber Board of Directors during 2012 and 2013 and is familiar with the Chamber programs such […]

You’re Invited!

You’re Invited!

The Jefferson County Post is please to announce that we will be hosting some very special guests this Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. Martha and John Eachus, of Talking Turkey Studio in Gatlinburg will be showing their wonderful stained glass art in the reception area of the Jefferson County Post, located at 1237 Gay Street […]

Young Eagles Take To The Sky

Young Eagles Take To The Sky

Saturday was a good day to take to the air and several area children took the opportunity to do just that, as the Moore-Murrell Airport in Morristown hosted the Experimental Aircraft Association. The annual event is a wonderful way to spotlight the Young Eagles, a program designed to promote an interest in aviation in young […]

Low Income Housing Projects Not To Be For 2014

Low Income Housing Projects Not To Be For 2014

Developers had applied for six section 42 housing developments in Jefferson County for the 2014 tax credit allocation year. Tennessee Housing Development Agency announced last week those counties that had developments on the grey list for allocations. THDA ranks development application requests and compiles a ranked list of successful applicants. All six of Jefferson County’s […]

Jefferson County Man Shoots Son

Jefferson County Man Shoots Son

A Jefferson County man has been taken into custody for shooting his son in the early morning hours of Saturday, June 14, 2014.  According to information released by the Jefferson County Sheriff G.W. “Bud” McCoig, officers were dispatched to 375 East Dumplin Valley Road in Jefferson City following a call from a man stating that […]

TDH Seeks To Raise Awareness About Chikungunya

TDH Seeks To Raise Awareness About Chikungunya

The Tennessee Department of Health is investigating the first potential cases of chikungunya in the state. Multiple people from Tennessee recently traveled to the Caribbean, where the illness is now a widespread epidemic with over 100,000 suspected cases. Some of the recent travelers from Tennessee now have symptoms of the illness. “This is often a […]

No Shake In The Lake This Year – Firework Show Cancelled

No Shake In The Lake This Year – Firework Show Cancelled

The Point Resort has cancelled their annual fireworks extravaganza known as Shakin’ the Lake. Highly anticipated and attended, the event has become one of the première holiday events in the region. Representatives from The Point had requested funding assistance in shouldering the cost of the event, which racks up ticket that runs into the tens […]

Miscalculation In Tax Rate Costs School System

Miscalculation In Tax Rate Costs School System

The Jefferson County School Board met in a Called Meeting on Thursday, June 5, 2014 at the Patriot Academy.  The Meeting was Called to Order by Chairman of the Board Potts. Absent from Roll Call was Board Member Rogers. Upon a Motion from Board Member Vines and 2nd from Board Member Cavanah, the Board Approved […]

River Glen June Trials

River Glen June Trials

While much of the nation’s attention was on Belmont Stakes, as California Chrome prepared to make a run at being the 12th Triple Crown champion, locally horse aficionados were up early at River Glen Equestrian Park. River Glen held Horse Trials on June 6th-8th and the field was deep with graceful participants. River Glen, located […]

Reoccurring Finding In State Audit Topic Of Discussion

Reoccurring Finding In State Audit Topic Of Discussion

The Jefferson County Audit Committee’s June 3rd meeting became a question and answers session, due to the lack of a quorum needed to take any official action. With only two voting members of the committee present ( absent were Mills, Griffith and Jett) a meeting between State of Tennessee auditors and the Audit Committee failed […]

Jefferson County Inmate Airlifted From Justice Center

Jefferson County Inmate Airlifted From Justice Center

An inmate at the Jefferson County Jail was airlifted to the University Tennessee Hospital on Sunday afternoon. UT’s Lifestar landed in the parking lot of the Justice Center around 12:30 pm and was met by waiting First Responders. Jefferson County Sheriff G.W. “Bud” McCoig stated that an inmate had been airlifted to the hospital following […]

Fate Of Dandridge Bridge Awaits Federal Highway Administration Final Approval

Fate Of Dandridge Bridge Awaits Federal Highway Administration Final Approval

The Dandridge Bridge SR 92, which is a part of the historic town’s local landscape, has been in flux for several years as town officials and representatives from the Tennessee Department of Transportation deliberated on the best and least costly means for correcting the traffic problems associated with crossing the bridge. Several joint meetings, spanning […]

Chamber Director Don Cason Resigns

Chamber Director Don Cason Resigns

The Director of Jefferson County’s Chamber of Commerce, Don Cason, has announced his resignation from his position at both the Chamber of Commerce and EDOC, who share administrative employees. According to information provided Thursday by the Chamber of Commerce, Cason’s last day will be July 3, 2014. Jefferson County Mayor Palmieri stated that he was […]

CORE GOLF CENTER OPENS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY

CORE GOLF CENTER OPENS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY

Core Golf Center held its’ open house on Saturday May 24th. Located off of Cline Road in Dandridge, Core Golf Center has everything you need to improve your golf skills, as well as state of the art technology to improve even the most experienced golfers in the area. “It’s a complete golfing development center” Says […]