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Hamblen County residents will get a chance to honor family members and friends who have been lost to COVID-19 since March of last year.
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The Cocke County Public Safety Committee met this week and spent time talking about issues with First Call EMS.
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The topic of discussion Wednesday for Hamblen County’s COVID-19 Task Force was almost entirely one thing.
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The Hamblen County Health Department is now booking appointments for individuals in Phase 1a1 and 1a2 of the Tennessee COVID-19 Vaccination Plan and those aged 75 and up who wish to receive COVID-19 vaccinations.
Hamblen County officially crossed the 100 COVID-19 death plateau Tuesday, according to the state of Tennessee.
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Vaccine Plan: Covenant: Hospitals will transition to administering vaccine to the public after staff
Health officials with Covenant Health said Monday that once they complete vaccinations of staff within their hospitals they would immediately start vaccinations within the communities they serve.
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The second round of vaccinations will soon be coming up and health departments across the state are gearing up for it.
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NASHVILLE (AP) Tennessee officials are launching a statewide online scheduling system in the coming days for COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
Sherrie Montgomery, director of the Hamblen County Health Department, said the health department currently has enough vaccines to last until Friday, and is not taking appointments past that point.
Since 2012, Rose Center Council for the Arts has recognized young talent in the Lakeway Area with the Bravo Awards, and will continue that tradition in 2021. The Bravo Awards culminates in an awards ceremony and banquet honoring students who have excelled in visual and performing arts. The a…
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Several of the counties in the Tennessee Department of Health’s Northeast Region, which includes Hawkins, Greene and Hancock counties, have progressed to the next phase of vaccinations and are vaccinating teachers and school staff.
Editor’s Note: This is part 1 of a multiple series talking to area schools concerning vaccinations.
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The Hamblen County Health Department vaccinated 340 people Saturday for COVID-19 during an event that included for the first time people 75 years and older.
Morristown-Hamblen Healthcare System workers took photos holding signs with the reasons why they took the COVID-19 vaccine in an effort to encourage others to take it.
In fairness, of course John Litz knew when Kathy Jones Terry called him up and asked him to go to an Encore Theatrical Company Show, that it was a date.
Fay Andrews has always had a needle in her hand.
In 1958, two graduates of tiny Danville High School, west of Indianapolis, walked out into the world and into the ephemeral mists of time, space and circumstance.
The pandemic hit the Rose Center Gift Shop like many other business in Hamblen County when the governor first ordered a lockdown of any business not deemed essential.
The show will go on.
Doug and Cathy Scott didn’t consider themselves as elderly until COVID-19 hit.
There are times when you discover art.
Family Features-This year has taught many workers a thing or two about being productive when offices and homes blend into one.
As we approach the coldest months of the year, there’s just nothing like a warm and inviting fire in the hearth.
March is usually a fun time for the Morristown Parks and Rec Department.
The Margherita is the undisputed heavyweight champion of pizza. It’s the pizza that any pizza chef would order to get the measure of a new pizzeria because there is nothing to hide behind; no snazzy flavors to mask the quality of your ingredients, dough and skill with the oven. Here is Thom …
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