October 14, 2026
News
Wilson Tree Planted at Fred Miller Park
From Contributed Reports The family of Ruth Hess Wilson gathered recently at Fred Miller Park to honor her memory by dedicating two Legacy Trees given… Login to continue reading Login…
Breaking: Daily Bread co-founder Sue Williams has died
Sue Williams, co-founder of The Daily Bread Community Kitchen, has died. Williams and her husband Hobe founded the Daily Bread in 1993 in response to… Login to continue reading Login…
Make a Splash! Morristown Parks and Rec to hold Wet-N-Wild Water Day July 10th
Get ready to make a splash! Morristown Parks and Recreation is hosting Wet-N-Wild Water Day on Friday, July 10, 2026, at Fred Miller Park. This… Login to continue reading Login…
Thousands come to Cherokee Park to celebrate America’s 250th with Sawyer Brown, Fireworks
By Wade Littleton Tribune Staff Writer Temperatures in the 95-degree range Saturday didn’t deter fans from coming to the annual July 4th Celebration at Cherokee… Login to continue reading Login…
Man killed in Cocke County wreck
A two-vehicle crash in Cocke County Friday claimed the life of a North Carolina man. According to a preliminary report from the Tennessee Highway Patrol,… Login to continue reading Login…
One Life, Countless Talents: For more than 50 years, Rebecca Skeen has quietly stitched together Morristown’s biggest moments.
By Lane Moore Summer is wedding season in East Tennessee. Across the region, brides are making last-minute alterations, mothers are carefully steaming veils, and young… Login to continue reading Login…
MPD investigating body found near Goodwill
The Morristown Police Department is investigating after a body was found outside the Goodwill Store Monday morning. According to the MPD, the as yet unidentified… Login to continue reading Login…
Humane Society seeks help with the heat
As the weather has heated up this week, the Morristown Hamblen Humane Society is looking for ways to make the animals in their care more comfortable. They are also at capacity and in desperate need of people to adopt and foster animals.
Local fire, rescue squads receive $525K in grant awards
Twelve volunteer fire departments in Hamblen and Grainger Counties will receive more than $525,000 in grant funding.