Sevierville News

By Brooke Stevenson In as soon as two weeks a new business will move into the building once occupied by the Seymour Starbucks.

It's already beginning to look a lot like Christmas in one East Tennessee community.

Knife dealer and collector Hydrick Stewart, left, talks to Brent Rhinehart as Rhinehart selects a knife to look at during the recent 2009 Swap Meet South at the Smoky Mountain Knife Works in Sevierville.

The road to development success often is blocked by obstacles. Sometimes, in fact, the obstacle is a road.

More cameras are going up at intersections in Sevierville, but they aren't meant to monitor speeding or running red lights.

Phillip Hammock, 37, of Sevierville, is accused of robbing Custom Log Rails in Wears Valley earlier that day.

The City of Sevierville announces an internet auction of seized vehicles and assorted items will be conducted at www.govdeals.com , beginning at 9:00AM on October 29, 2009 and concluding on November 9, 2009.

In an effort to improve the driving abilities and overall safety of younger drivers, the Sevierville Police Department has scheduled a 12-hour Collision Avoidance Training seminar on November 20 and November 21 , 2009.

Sevierville police said a man's decision to run a redlight helped land him in jail.

Sevierville police are re-issuing a request for help from the public in hopes of solving a 19-month-old armed robbery.

The Sevierville man accused of robbing a Pigeon Forge furniture store Friday continues to evade authorities.

Law enforcement officers have now released the name and photo of a man wanted for the armed robbery of a Pigeon Forge business and subsequent police chase.

From staff reports Originally published: October 23. 2009 1:46PM Last modified: October 23.

Some new plans for an old hospital in Sevierville may be cut short before they even start.

Two Sevier County men have been charged in connection with two residential burglaries and a large number of stolen guns have been recovered.

A Sevier County judge has sentenced an 18-year-old for what animal control officers call one of the worst cases of animal cruelty they've ever seen.

Tom Trame of Sevierville talks about his 1937 Packard convertible as people check out the engine during the Car Strut & Bluegrass Jam at the Great Smoky Mountains Heritage Center in Townsend on Saturday, Oct.

Jack Bailey remembers making the trip to Gatlinburg every year as a young boy. He loved the mountains and dreamed of one day owning part of God's beautiful country.

It's almost time for the biggest toy run in East Tennessee! Shiloh Riders Association, Inc.

In less than a year, David Gibson hopes to replace his old desk job with a new career--bedside. After serving in Iraq and several other deployments, the 30-year-old came back home to East Tennessee in September.