Larry Stamm of Larry Stamm Ministries will teach a four week Personal Evangelism Primer class on Thursdays in June at Summit Leadership, 3104 Hanover Road, Johnson City. Classes will be held on June 6, 13, 20 and 27 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. The principle-based PEP seminar will cover topics such as how to begin a witnessing conversation, dealing with fear, sharing your testimony, answering objections to Jesus and more.
Walters State Community College will offer a new selfdefense class for students age 10 to 14. “Self-Defense and Violence Prevention for Youth” is offered by Walters State’s Division of Community Education and will meet on the school’s Morristown campus on May 23 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Space is limited for the class, and the cost is $25. The class combines physical training with body language exercises and includes
Knoxville Zoo has a special day of make believe fun planned for little rogues and royals. The zoo will host Princess and Pirate Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. On Princess and Pirate Day, children aged 12 and under who come to the zoo dressed as a pirate or a princess will receive free admission to Knoxville Zoo with a paid adult admission. Free admission cannot be combined with
Ripley’s Attractions will host its annual job fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, May 11 on the lower plaza of the Ripley’s Aquarium of the Smokies in Gatlinburg. More than 100 immediate positions are available at Ripley’s eight Family Fun attractions in Sevier County. Available positions include actors, mascots, divers and mermaids. “This is a great opportunity to work at one of the most innovative and exciting tourist
The Historic Mossy Creek District Board of Directors is continuing to work to revitalize downtown Jefferson City in collaboration with the Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce and local city government. The non-profit organization recently elected new officers who will provide leadership for the efforts to move a plan forward that proposes to add a new festival area, expanded pedestrian access and general aesthetic improvements to the aging district. The newly
As the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development announces the closure of dozens of Career Centers across the state, Walters State’s Center for Workforce Development will work to provide services funded by the Workforce Investment Act at convenient locations. “We have just learned of the plan to close three career centers in our service area. The Newport, Greeneville, Morristown and Rogersville centers will be closing,” said Dr. Nancy Brown,
Business owners and human resource professionals are invited to a free workshop on establishing a drug-free workshop. The workshop runs from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. on May 15 in the Duggins Foundation Room of the Dr. Jack E. Campbell College Center on Walters State Community College’s Morristown campus. “This workshop will show employers and human resource officials the steps that should be completed in establishing a drug-free workplace,” said Connie O’Vercum,
Walters State starting pitcher Jay Gause pitched the game of his life
Morristown West Trojan Quarterback Club president Richard Smelcer announced Friday evening that