A military man, civic leader, community philanthropist, auctioneer and more, Bill “Skeet” Jones died Monday at his home.
Local News
West First North Street is scheduled to be open back to traffic Wednesday afternoon after construction of a water line that will tie in with an existing water line in downtown.
Two Claiborne County men are facing charges in a burglary in the Sharp Hollow community Monday evening.
Local Sports
Bell County (Ky.) opened its girls basketball season with a 68-42 victory over Morristown East Tuesday night at Isenberg-Siler Gymnasium.
Lady Patriots’ comeback comes up short against Powell
The Grainger basketball teams travelled to Northview Academy on Tuesday evening and came away with a sweep.
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Thanksgiving holiday break will be Nov. 22 – 26.
Several years ago, I was hunting in Texas for aoudads along the Rio Grande River. It was a rugged desert area but it was a beautiful place. We camped in an extremely isolated area where there were no homes or people for miles on our side of the river. Each day, my guide and I climbed one of …
Trojans, we have made it – It is finally Thanksgiving break! Take this time to enjoy being with your family and friends. We hope everyone has a wonderful and blessed Thanksgiving. I am so thankful for this wonderful school, the faculty and staff, and my fellow students.
Obituaries
Andy “Squeak” C. Speers, 43, went to be with the Lord, Sunday,…
Martha Johns Ross, 77, of Morristown, TN passed away on Novemb…
Doris Ann Nelson, age 85, of Morristown, passed away Saturday,…
Ina Ruth “Cookie” Pratt, 77, went home to be with her Lord and…
Arts & Entertainment
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Roddie Helsel, of Michigan, continues the streak of now 41 years coming to Morristown to sell his Michigan grown Christmas trees.
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The City of Morristown lit up its Christmas tree on Saturday evening as it welcomes in the Holiday season.
A Morristown native this former, and first African American, Miss Tennessee USA has returned home and is fulfilling philanthropic goals through a position on the staff at Rose Center.
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