A LASTING IMPACT: Sammie Nicely is honored by E.T.S.U.’s Reese Museum
B Most anyone who ever knew Sammie Nicely was left by a pleasant and long lasting memory. In his time he was found throughout the region often teaching younger folks how to expand their thinking by using art. Sammie was…
New Additions: Serenity House adds new wing to its current facility
B Friends of Hospice Serenity House celebrated the grand opening of their new Judy McGuffin Memorial Wing with a ribbon cutting on a spring afternoon. The new wing is dedicated to Judy McGuffin who served on the board of Serenity…
HOMEPLACE: Morristown’s housing authority re-branded to Tennessee Valley Housing Services
B The 71-year-old Morristown Housing Authority has changed its name to Tennessee Valley Housing Services, marking the re-branding officially with a celebration on a May afternoon in on the front lawn of the Morristown offices. John McClellan, Morristown Area Chamber…
James “Jim” Richard Henderson
James “Jim” Richard Henderson, age 85, of Morristown, passed away Friday, June 30, 2023 at his residence. He was a member of Economy United Methodist Church. He was preceded in death by his father, James Hershel Henderson; mother, Rhea Dixson;…
Sweet & Savory: 1919 Grill and Bar gives Cumberland Gap the best of both worlds
Perusing Facebook, with a focus on the Gap (as in Cumberland Gap), leads the viewer to a locally-owned restaurant that made its mark as a food truck in Claiborne, Lee and Bell counties. Owners Edward and Bernadette Ungrue opened the…
Computers Galore: Downtown Morristown welcomes new computer store
B Qucin joins Downtown Morristown as a new computer shop committed to innovation. Owner Rob Ingram is no stranger to the area, but he is excited to join the downtown community “We actually own the building,” he said. “My wife…
Short pitches Morristown past Greeneville in District Four 9-10 Little League Tournament
B GREENEVILLE—Morristown forced a winner-take-all showdown for the District Four 9-10 Little League Tournament championship by riding the standout pitching of Carter Short to a 4-0 victory over host Greeneville Friday night. Short tossed the four-hit shutout with last out…
Seay wins manager of the year
B Director of Maintenance for Hamblen County Schools Jeff Seay was named Physical Plant Director of the Year at the Tennessee School Plant Managers Association (TSPMA) Conference. In 1978, school plant managers and other supervisory personnel from across the state…
Lakeway Tennis Association to host First USTA Junior Tournament in over a Decade
F The Lakeway Tennis Association is set to host its first United States Tennis Association (USTA) junior tournament in more than 10 years this coming August. Presented by the Taylor Law Firm, “Motown Madness” is hoping to draw the best…
John Diccie “J.D.” West
John Diccie “J.D.” West, 80, went to be with the Lord, June 28, 2023. He was a lifelong Mason. He was preceded in death by his parents, John Lewis and Hazel Diccie West; daughter, Sandra Couch; brother, Paul Woodrow Weaver,…

