The proposed development at the southeast corner of South Bellwood and West Andrew Johnson Highway continued to gather momentum as the Morristown City Council passed a resolution approving the Economic Impact Plan for the development that was drafted by the Morristown Industrial Development Board.
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New retail, restaurant and grocery options are potentially on their way to Morristown.
Panther Creek State Park in Hamblen County is one of five Tennessee state parks seeking public input on what year-round outdoor activities they should swap in to replace aging swimming pools that won’t be reopening.
Local Sports
RUTLEDGE – The winning streak for the Grainger Grizzlies now stands at eight game as they slipped past South Greene 66-57 Tuesday night.
The Jefferson County Lady Patriots saw their lead slip away in the fourth quarter on the road against the Alcoa Lady Tornadoes Tuesday evening.
RUTLEDGE – Grainger dropped their first game of the season last week and the Lady Grizzlies wanted to make sure that losing streak ended at one as they hosted South Greene Tuesday night at The Den.
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Education
While partisan school board elections may be allowed under state law, the Hawkins County Board of Education wants to pump the brakes.
While partisan school board elections may be allowed under state law, the Hawkins County Board of Education wants to pump the brakes.
Today is the deadline to apply as a Class of 2022 tnAchieves mentor.
Obituaries
Darcilla Cobb Jackson, 69, of Morristown, passed away Sunday, …
Larry R. Churchwell Sr., loving and devoted husband, father, P…
Jerry Gale Winstead, 81, of Rogersville, passed away December …
Edna Marie Lakins, 75, of Morristown, passed away Sunday, Dece…
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Bulls Gap hosted its annual Christmas Parade Sunday with a festive array of holiday themed floats, farm equipment and cars and trucks.
Walters State Community College plans three free holiday concerts on the Morristown Campus. Concerts will be in the theatre of the Judge William H. Inman Humanities Complex.
Christmas season is finally here now that Christmas parades have begun.
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