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Possible $2.35 Tax Rate – $666,303 Found

Possible $2.35 Tax Rate – $666,303 Found

The Jefferson Count Budget Committee met for their Fiscal Year 2014-2015 Budget Session on Tuesday, June 17, 2014 in the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse. Following an extensive wait for a quorum, the meeting was Called to Order by Committee Chairman Griffith. Absent from Roll Call were Commissioners Blevins and Dockery. With a Motion from Committee […]

County Commission Declines To Approve Urban Growth Extensions

County Commission Declines To Approve Urban Growth Extensions

The Jefferson County Commission met for their Regular Monthly Session on Monday, June 16, 2014 in the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse.  The Meeting was Called to Order by Commission Chairman Mills. Absent from Roll Call was Commissioner Barreiro.  With a Motion from Commissioner Akard and 2nd from Commissioner Turner the Minutes were Approved. Five citizens […]

Shooting Victim Dies, Father Arrested for 1st Degree Murder, Bond Set at $1 Million

Shooting Victim Dies, Father Arrested for 1st Degree Murder, Bond Set at $1 Million

The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Department has issued an update on a Saturday morning shooting at 375 East Dumplin Valley Road. 69 year old Edward Bullard, of the address, was taken in to custody for the shooting of his son, 45 year old Edward Bullard, Jr., who was flown to the University of Tennessee Medical Center […]

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 […]

Happy Father’s Day

Happy Father’s Day

Father’s Day is celebrated in the United States on the third Sunday in June. Though it has become a recognized holiday, it was an uphill battle for dads to get the recognition that they deserve. The quest for a national holiday to celebrate the American father began in 1910 but it was not well accepted. […]

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 […]

Girls.. Girls.. Girls.. at The Shepard Inn

Girls.. Girls.. Girls.. at The Shepard Inn

Though Sunday may be Father’s Day, Friday evening was certainly ladies night in the Historic Town Square in Dandridge, as the Shepard Inn, in conjunction with Appalachian Training Center for Healing Arts ATCHASPA, hosted a girls’ night out. Ladies filled the historic Shepard Inn looking for an evening of pampering and it was delivered in […]

Town of Dandridge Board of Mayor and Aldermen Meet

Town of Dandridge Board of Mayor and Aldermen Meet

The Town of Dandridge held a meeting on June 10, 2014 at the Public Works Building. Mayor Gantte called to order a regular meeting of the Dandridge Beer Board. Following Roll Call with all members present, the Minutes from the May 13 meeting were approved. Mayor Gantte moved onto business, relaying a conversation with representatives […]

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 […]

Commission Anticipates Missing Budget Deadline

Commission Anticipates Missing Budget Deadline

The Jefferson County Commission held their Monthly Work Session on Monday, June 9, 2014 in the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse.  The meeting was Called to Order by Commission Chairman Mills. Absent from Roll Call were Commissioners Griffith and Blevins. One citizen, David Seal, addressed the Commission regarding funding for the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce […]

Budget Committee Surprised Again

Budget Committee Surprised Again

The Jefferson County Budget Committee met preceding the County Commission Work Session on Monday, June 9, 2014 in the Historic Jefferson County Courthouse.  The Meeting was Called to Order of Vice Chairman Dockery. Absent from Roll Call were Commissioners Griffith and Blevins. Commissioner Turner sat in for absentee Commissioner Cureton. With a Motion from Committee […]

Free Fishing Day Attracts Anglers Of All Ages

Free Fishing Day Attracts Anglers Of All Ages

TWRA hosted their annual free fishing day on Saturday and the local turn out was great as anglers of all ages came out looking to catch the big one. Some were making their very first cast and some just the first cast of the season, but all were geared up and ready to go. Tennessee […]

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 […]

Lost Creek Performs At Dandridge Music On The Town

Lost Creek Performs At Dandridge Music On The Town

The Historic Town Square in Dandridge started kicking early on Friday evening with people looking for some great music, food and community fellowship. Music on the Town came to Dandridge for the second time this season, featuring a local favorite Lost Creek Band. Action started early with dinner provided by Dandridge Pizza and More. Dandridge […]