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Most Offices To Be Closed On Friday For 'The Fourth'
A number of local governmental offices will be closed Friday, July 4, in observance of the Independence Day holiday.
Fireworks Follow Game Thursday
A fireworks show billed as the biggest, most spectacular in Greeneville will be held Thursday night at Pioneer Park immediately following the Greeneville Astros baseball game.
'Living History' Was Focus Of Weekend
Sun Photo by Tom Yancey Jim Allen, director of the Battle of Blue Springs reenactment, addresses an audience gathered Saturday behind the Andrew Johnson Homestead to "Meet the Generals." Confederate reenactors ...
Actress, Activist Park Overall Tries Stand-Up Comedy
Seasoned show-business professionals know that they have to take a risk from time to time as their careers develop.
County Delays Vote On Building Code 'Another 30 Days'
A vote by the Greene County Commission regarding adoption of a building code was postponed Monday after members said they still need to know more before voting.
More than 100 graduate from adult high school
These are the attributes of successful people, and all of the more than 100 adults who completed high school in the Cocke County Adult Education Program in 2007-08 have these attributes, said commencement ...
Opponents Pack The House On Tusculum Rezoning Plans
Sun Photo by Bill Jones Nearly 50 people, most residents of the Tusculum Place subdivision, packed Tusculum City Hall on Tuesday evening to voice opposition to the proposed rezoning of two pieces of property ...
Andrew Johnson Bank Promotes DeBusk, Hite
Andrew Johnson Bank's board of directors has promoted two of the bank's executives, Doug DeBusk and Shane Hite, the bank has announced.
Voters head to the polls in Greeneville today. The pools will remain open until 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Teen Escapes Serious Injury In Crash; Incident Blocks Baileyton Rd. For 2 Hours
A Greeneville teen-ager escaped serious injury when the car he was driving went off Baileyton Road near Kidwell School Road about 12:50 p.m. Thursday, struck a guardrail and plunged down an embankment.
Chase follows gasoline theft in Greene Co.
Chase follows gasoline theft in Greene Co. Knox drive-offs at steady level since Katrina, police say By Marti Davis Wednesday, June 4, 2008 After fleeing a market with $44 in unpaid-for fuel, a Greeneville, ...
Suspect drives off, gathers host of charges before caught
Police in Tusculum say a man's attempt to drive off without paying for gasoline escalated into a host of charges before he was caught.
Smith reclaims Lakeway golf title
After losing a first round lead and having his three-year winning streak snapped a year ago to the duo of Jonathan Hodge and Peter Malnati, Morristown resident Parker Smith was bound not to let it happen again ...
County Officials Hear Requests From 7 Agencies For Funding
The Greene County Commission's Budget Committee heard requests for funding Thursday from seven more non-profit agencies.
Democrats Hear House Candidate Nicholson
Casey Nicholson, a Democratic candidate for the state House of Representatives 5th District seat now held by State Rep.
Community Leaders Comment On Henard
In the wake of Dr. Don C. Henard's unexpected death on Thursday, a number of community leaders who have been closely associated with Dr.
Riders' bus pain may not be over
Even as Nashville's bus system cut routes and raised fares Thursday, it faced news that the budget shortfall for 2008-09 is only growing.
Chocolate Cafe & Coffee Co. Opens
A small, attractive restaurant, Chocolate Cafe & Coffee Co., has opened at 665 Erwin Highway in Tusculum, across the road from the historic Doak House and Tusculum College.
305 Receive Tusculum Degrees; Drs. Volpe, Kormondy Honored
Tusculum College's commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 10, graduated 305 students. via The Greenville Sun
Greeneville Kidney Walk Raises Just Over $7,600 On Saturday
“I feel our first year at Tusculum College was a huge success, and I feel that the 2009 walk will be even bigger”
Despite the threat of rain showers, the 7th annual Greeneville Kidney Walk went off without a hitch on Saturday morning on the campus of Tusculum College. via The Greenville Sun