Hamblen County residents will have the opportunity to get acquainted with the process of extending an Urban Growth Boundary on Thursday when city and county officials will hold a joint public hearing concerning the Hamblen County Growth Plan Update and City of Morristown’s review of its Urba…
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Monday Mile walkers enjoyed a beautiful fall evening on Sept. 19 at Fulton Hill Park in Morristown as part of the Healthy Hamblen initiative. The next Monday Mile will be tomorrow at Cherokee Park and is open to the community. Walkers should meet at the Veterans Building at 5:30 p.m.
BY WADE LITTLETON
Local Sports
Coming off back-to-back tough losses, Morristown West got just what the doctor ordered on Friday night.
MAYNARDVILLE – Grainger head coach Michael Manis said last week that he wanted his team to go 5-0 in the remaining games of the second half of the regular season with a push towards the playoffs.
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Education
Alchemy Global STEM Institute held its ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday and prepare to host its girls STEM event October 1.
Fifty-one cadets graduated from the Walters State Regional Law Enforcement Training Academy on Aug. 15. These cadets mark the 125th class at the academy.
Tennessee Tech University is participating in a new initiative that focuses on accelerating the progress of local communities towards computer science education for all learners and increasing access to computer science learning opportunities through the CSforALL Accelerator Program.
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Emma A. Wilson, age 79, of Russellville, passed away, Monday, …
Fred “Zig” Joseph Komlos, age 61, of Morristown, passed away F…
Lawrence ‘L.C.’ Taylor, age 87, of Morristown, passed away Fri…
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The Morristown Craft Beer Festival returned to downtown Morristown Saturday afternoon.
The 45th Mountain Makins Festival will return to Rose Center Saturday, October 22, from 10 to 5, and Sunday, October 23, from 11 to 5. As always, the festival will feature fine crafts, Appalachian music, dancing, storytelling, authors, children’s activities, the Country Store, and lots of fa…
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Ahead of his concert Oct. 1 at Fulton-Hill Park, Hayden Coffman took time to greet Morristown fans Wednesday afternoon.
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