Hartford News

This short sentence pretty well sums up the feelings of many local business owners whose firms are located in Hartford and Cosby.

Several local events have been scheduled this week for children to celebrate Halloween.

Kelle Jolly is among the musicians photographed in Brian Wagner's "Sound Booth" exhibit.

Deliberating less than 90 minutes on Wednesday, a Cocke County criminal court jury acquitted a Hartford man of charges that he assaulted his next-door neighbor and trespassed on his property.

General Sessions Judge John Bell on Wednesday, Aug. 26, upped the charge against a stabbing suspect from aggravated assault to attempted first-degree murder.

General Sessions Judge John Bell on Wednesday, Aug. 26, upped the charge against a stabbing suspect from aggravated assault to attempted first-degree murder.

Larry Fish, operator of one of Cocke County's largest farming operations, died suddenly Friday after suffering an apparent heart attack at his home.

An East Tennessee woman was killed today when she was thrown from a vehicle in a crash on Interstate 40 in Cocke County, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.

The Arts & Culture Alliance is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by Brian Wagner, the Betsy Worden Memorial Artist-in-Residence at the Emporium Center.

Two homes close to each other on Big Creek Road in Hartford were shot into early Sunday morning, resulting in one injured person, according to the Cocke County Sheriff's Department.

Cocke County Mayor Iliff McMahan, Jr. has just beenofficially notified that Cocke County has received full funding for safetyimprovements to a 1.1-mile section of Waterville Road in the Hartford communityby the Tennessee Department of Transportation.

It should be an ideal marriage. At Monday's Cocke County Partnership Board of Directors' meeting, representatives from the organization's 16 partnership groups first presented monthly reports of their activities and work.

Partners of theCherokee made a rare special presentation to a Newport business leader in lateMay at the new natural resource center off Highway 321/73 at Edwina.

Photos by Duay O'Neil Grassy Fork Elementary School recently received a $5,000 grant from Lowe's. The money will help fund renovations and additions to the school's playground.