Colt Ford Wows Jefferson County Fair Crowds

Colt Ford played to a packed crowd at the Jefferson County Fair on Friday night. Country music fans were not disappointed in his rock solid show and even some hard core metal music fans were impressed by the energy and diversity that Ford displayed on stage. Ford is a self proclaimed country boy but that […]
August 17, 2013No CommentRead More
23nd Annual Mountain Music Kids Bass Tournament

This year’s tournament was held Saturday, July 28, at the Douglas Dam Camping Ground. There was a wonderful turn out to the 23nd Annual Mountain Music Kids Bass Tournament, and well over 350 children entered the tournament, drawing a crowd of over 3,000 people. It was the mother of 15 year old Evan, a young […]
July 29, 2013No CommentRead More
Grainger County’s Annual Tomato Festival 2013

The Grainger County Tomato Festival is an institution that has become an integral part of the fabric of the community. Rutledge Middle School was the site of this year’s dance. The Open Range Dancers, from New Market, performed several different line dances and offered to teach some dances to the audience. A much anticipated street […]
July 29, 2013No CommentRead More
Bill Wallis Honored By Sons Of The American Revolution

Bill Wallis was honored posthumously on Sunday, July 21, 2013, for his dedication and service to the Sons of the American Revolution. Mr. Wallis, a resident of New Iberia, Louisiana until his relocation to Jefferson County to be near family, was a member of the Attakapas Chapter of the organization. John Francois, of the Louisiana […]
July 22, 2013No CommentRead More
Mossy Creek Cruisers, Cruise In to Shop 67 Auto

Mossy Creek Cruzers held a Cruze-In for the grand opening of Shop 67 Auto in Jefferson City. The Cruzers also teamed up with the Jefferson County Humane Society to showcase some of the furry friends that are available for adoption. Vintage automobiles, food and fun were the order of the day, as the group ushered […]
July 8, 2013No CommentRead More
Right On Time!

Jefferson City’s Fourth of July parade commenced right on time as the rain ceased only seconds before the parade was scheduled to begin. Locals arrived dressed in patriotic attire of red, white and blue, waving American flags, and gathered quickly to the sidewalks lining old downtown. The adults were happy to exchange local chatter and to […]
July 4, 2013No CommentRead More
White Pine Freedomfest Parade

White Pine came out early to celebrate Independence Day, as they braved the soggy conditions to host the first parade of the County at 10 am Thursday morning. A little damp weather did not lessen the excitement as the parade line made its way down the streets of town. Children gathered on the parade route […]
July 4, 2013No CommentRead More
New Market VFD Summer Fest Packs In Locals

The New Market Community came out last weekend to support their local Fire Department and share time with their neighbors. Summerfest is an annual event that is highly anticipated every summer. Food, music, shopping and fellowship are in abundance for the two day festival, as well as a highly competitive car show. Locals tour the […]
June 24, 2013No CommentRead More
CAMP INVENTION – A Different Kind Of Camp

Jefferson County students are participating in a camp of a different kind this week, as the second session of Camp Invention came to Maury Middle School. The week long interactive learning experience is a part of Project STEM, which focuses on enrichment in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. Campers are rising 4th, […]
June 20, 2013No CommentRead More
Maury Honor’s Day Celebration

The faculty and staff of Maury Middle School hosted their annual 8th grade Honor’s Day celebration on Wednesday, May 22nd at 10:00 A.M. in the gymnasium. Parents and guests were on hand to show their appreciation to the honorees. Fifty nine 8th grade students with 90% or higher average for the year were recognized with […]
June 3, 2013No CommentRead More
May Day Unity Festival

Locals found a great, family way to kick off the holiday weekend on Saturday. The May Day Unity Festival was held at the Field of Dreams and folks took advantage of the sunny weather to make the rounds of the various booths and activities. Churches and Community Service Organizations were present at the event to […]
May 30, 2013No CommentRead More
EAA of Morristown Takes Teaching to New Heights

The Experimental Aircraft Association in Morristown gave some local children the opportunity to have a high flying holiday weekend experience. On Saturday morning, members of the group met at the Morristown airport to give rides to interested kids, in an effort to spark an interest in aviation in the young flyers. The event had been […]
May 27, 2013No CommentRead More
Congratulations Jefferson County Graduates

The Jefferson County High School’s thirty-eighth commencement took place on Saturday, May 18th 2013 at the Walters State Expo Center in Morristown, Tennessee. While it was rainy out, inside was full of excitement as family and friends gathered at the packed, morning event. The Jefferson County High school Band played for the graduates, as well […]
May 20, 2013No CommentRead More
“Lakeside At The Point” Summer Kick-Off

Lakeside at The Point was bubbling with activity on Thursday evening as they hosted a customer appreciation night. The prime waterfront location was a great backdrop for the event. Proprietors Eva and Richard Talley welcomed guest to the floating restaurant located on the water’s edge of The Point Marina. Guests enjoyed the tasty fare, while […]
May 17, 2013No CommentRead More
Antique & Collector Car Enthusiasts Fill Streets Of Historic Downtown Dandridge Saturday

The Historic Town Square in Dandridge was rumbling with energy on Saturday, as antique and collector cars of various vintage came to town. Cruisin’ and Groovin’ has become an annual event and, despite questionable weather, was a great success. Beautiful automobiles lining the streets, frequent drawing for give aways and good music were just a […]
May 13, 2013No CommentRead More