Maryville News

Matt Murrill spotted the envelope in the middle of the night he returned from a recent trip to Guatemala.

Jeremy Roberts Warne, 23, of Maryville, was arrested Tuesday on one count of sexual exploitation of a minor.

Maryville's unemployment rate hit just over 20 percent in May, the highest rate of any Tennessee city with more than 25,000 residents.

By Iva Butler of The Daily Times Staff Originally published: July 01. 2009 12:00PM Last modified: July 01.

Mary Baker, 12, is the team captain for Mary's Angels. She held a yard sale Saturday and raised over $200 for the Alzheimer's Association's Memory Walk that will be held in October in Maryville.

Rockford City Commission members and Maryville officials tour the Maryville wastewater treatment plant on Monday.

By Darren Dunlap of The Daily Times Staff Originally published: June 28. 2009 3:01AM Last modified: June 27.

A power outage along Sevierville Road affected about 400 to 500 customers with Maryville Electric System on Saturday.

Maryville native Nicki Richesin has edited her second book, "Because I Love Her," and will do a reading July 1 at Carpe Librum.

A former Loudon County Sheriff's deputy was found guilty of theft of services on Monday in Blount County Circuit Court.

Cico Deli closed its doors last Saturday night, and Sister Cats Cafe opened its doors in the same spot two days later.

Greenback resident Velda Shore has changed tactics in her legal war against the zoning decisions that allowed Maple Lane Farms to continue holding concerts.

Maryville school officials have identified the cause of the system's central cafeteria budget overruns - labor cost.

The Rockford City Commission is opposed to Maryville being allowed to pump all treated wastewater directly into Little River near the plant site on Wheeler Road instead of pumping it 2.5 miles to Fort Loudoun Lake.

Jordan Chaney of Maryville was named 2008-09 Gatorade Tennessee Boys Track & Field Athlete of the Year on Tuesday.

Rob Kuban, an eighth grade American history teacher at Maryville Middle School, has been recognized by the East Tennessee Historical Society for his creative work to instill in his students an appreciation for the region's and nation's history.

The City of Maryville Police Department will offer the nationally recognized Rape Aggression Defense course free of charge July 9, 10 and 11.

Hannah Sterling, 27, a graduate of Maryville High School and the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, will be leaving next week on the ultimate adventure -- to serve as a missionary to Africa, where she may live and work for two years.

A woman who sprayed officers with urine when they attempted to arrest her at Blount Memorial Hospital pleaded guilty to several charges Tuesday in Blount County General Sessions Court.

A Walland woman is in serious condition at University of Tennessee Medical Center after an accident at 12:49 a.m. Saturday.