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New Market man takes carpool search to the streets
"I think it's too high. It's double or triple what it should be," John Cummins of New Market said while talking about gas prices.
Candidates campaign for Jefferson County school board seats
Five candidates vying for a New Market seat on the Jefferson County school board participated in a public forum at the New Market City Hall Tuesday.
Jefferson County residents, rescuers brave storm waters
Flood waters from a strong and unexpected downpour swept into dozens of Jefferson County homes early Sunday morning.
Laura Herbert, right, walks through water in her garage that remained after heavy rains flooded the basement of her Jefferson County home.
Residents clean-up after flooding
Jefferson County residents are cleaning up after a rain storm pounded the Strawberry Plains area for two hours straight Sunday morning.
Heavy rains cause flooding in Jefferson County
A Sunday morning storm that parked over Strawberry Plains in western Jefferson County caused flooding.
Local fireworks sales still booming
Although consumer spending is down, some local fireworks dealers are happy to report that sales are booming.
Motorcyclist killed on U.S. 25/70
A New Market man was killed Wednesday night in a traffic accident on U.S. Highway 25/70 in Jefferson County that may have been alcohol-related, authorities said today.
1 killed, 2 injured in New Market crash
A man was killed Wednesday night and two people were injured in a two vehicle crash in New Market.
Saturday Auction Will Feature Collectibles Of Ireene McLean
Sun Photo by Jim Feltman Hundreds of items from the personal collection and floral shop of the late Ireene McLean will be auctioned Saturday, June 14, starting at 9 a.m. The auction will take place at Ireene's ...
Wood Factory Fire in Jefferson County
Jefferson County and Kodak fire fighters worked into the early morning hours to put out a fire in the New Market area.
Officials discuss placing railroad terminal in Morristown Trains have been running through Morristown daily since before the Civil War.
Ed Hooper's Book on Vietnam, Knoxville First for Arcadia
Ed Hooper , former television and newspaper journalist and one of East Tennessee's most prolific award-winning historians, has written his third book on Knoxville, this time concentrating on the city during the ...
Is Your Consumer Using Social Media?
Raise your hand if you believe social media is an important way to build a brand. via Advertising Age
St. Mary's delivers 100,000th baby
Some 78 years after the hospital opened, St. Mary's Medical Center is celebrating its 100,000th birth. via WBIR-TV
Family's third baby is St. Mary's 100,000th
“There was so many people that it could have been, and it was me.”
Family's third baby is St. Mary's 100,000th By Jordan Vest Saturday, April 26, 2008 Newborn Blaiklee Alexis Faye Tassos lies cradled in her mother's arms in their hospital room at St. via Knoxville News Sentinel
Painted rain barrels bring home the message of conserving water
“Tiger in a Tropical Storm (Surprised!)”
Painted rain barrels bring home the message of conserving water By Amy McRary Friday, April 25, 2008 Michael Patrick "Above Ground Below Sky" by Wynn Miller of New Market is on display at Earth Fare on Parkside ... via Knoxville News Sentinel
New York - Who's Doing What: Kate Spade Poaches Perse PR Head; Shvo Hires New Marketers
“We will have several different events that reach out to the broker community, media, and the upper echelon in whatever region we happen to be in - London, United Arab Emirates, Houston, Mexico, or New York”
Earlier this month, Kate Spade announced that it had hired Lori Tesoro as the company's new director of public relations. via BiZBash Event Style News
New Market firefighters get much-needed truck
“In the last thirty years, we've come a long way”
Thanks to a federal grant, the New Market Volunteer Fire Department has a new 2,000 gallon tanker truck. via WATE-TV Knoxville
New Market rodeo school student dies in bull riding accident |
“These vests have prevented 80 percent of accidents”
A commercial rodeo school student from New Market was trampled to death Saturday at the Ned McWherter Agriculture Pavilion on the University of Tennessee campus at Martin. via The Knoxville News Sentinel