Shady Valley News

Last weekend was the second annual Pumpkin Festival at Ralph Stout Park. Although cold weather put a slight damper on the festival, approximately 1,000 people attended the event over the course of both days.

The clouds hung low over the expansive mountain ranges of Shady Valley, Tennessee this past weekend.

Although Wes Sherman thoroughly enjoyed Roy Brown's art class while at Johnson County High School, he had no idea that art would consume his future, catapulting him to national celebrity as a renowned abstract painter.

Sinkholes continue to plague a portion of Johnson County. We told you last week about the holes opening up near Highway 421 in Shady Valley.

When a Mrs. Cardwell went one morning to her smoke house in the backyard of her Jacob's Creek home to get bacon for breakfast, she got more than bacon - she got the scare of her life.

A sinkhole has re-emerged on Highway 421 in Johnson County - after being covered over with asphalt.

A large crowd had gathered in the courtroom and spilled into the hallway at the Johnson County Courthouse on Friday, May 22, 2009.

Tracy Templeton will never forget the date her father died; it was 14 years ago, the day before Thanksgiving.