A fitness class is working together to raise funds to support nonprofits in the Lakeway Area.

In 1783 Etienne Montgolfier stepped into the basket of a silk and paper hot-air balloon to make the first recorded manned flight, with others to soon follow.

She loves working with flowers but don’t think for a minute Sue Baldus is a shrinking violet.

The successful Holiday Craft Bazaar held by the Morristown Senior Center has spawned a new event for the spring.

The Ninth Annual Winter Angel Car Show at the Walters State Great Smoky Mountain Expo Center in White Pine had a little bit of something for everybody.

When the folks over at the First Presbyterian church form a committee, then convene a formal meeting - all ahead of a congratulatory party to recognize a staff member for 30 years of exemplary service, you’ve got to figure that this individual is NOT a quiet quitter.

He started working at the Food City on Jaybird Road in Morristown in April of 2018 and she accepted a position there in October of the same year.

The act of caregiving can be an emotionally gratifying experience, for both the giver and the recipient – however, what can be forgotten, or swept aside, is the stress that accompanies the act – and that can result in burnout.

With Wednesday being the 81st anniversary of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, Carl Storms explained to the Morristown Rotary Club some of the circumstances around the infamous attempt to take out the United States’ Pacific fleet.

Within months of their grand opening, organizers of the EAA Chapter 1494 Aviation Library are already working to preserve valuable history.

Scrolling through social media in search of good news can be a challenge.

The family-size Buddy’s BBQ meal box made a distinct thump on the speaker’s table during a fall luncheon at Stokely cafeteria.

Dick Valentine has always lived on adrenaline.

Running out of ideas for family meals?

The vision is nigh.

For Valerie Farmer, becoming the director of the Senior Center is part of her lifelong love for seniors and seeing their physical, mental, financial, and social needs met.

“It’s about the determination of a people,” Dr. Paul Fuller explained to The Hamblen County Genealogical Society.

If you’re out by Jefferson County’s Deep Springs Road and see a stout older fellow checking the oil on his daughter-in-law Shelley’s car, or sanding on some artsy dustpans, you may have seen 99 year-old Ashley Valentine.

The problem with some types of insurances is that we don’t know we need it until it’s too late.

A magnificent garden grows up on W. 7th North Street in Morristown under the watchful eye of a master gardener.

Unless you’ve been living under a Monet-inspired painted rock for the past two-plus decades, you probably know the name Dan Gibson.

After a two-year hiatus, the Mountain Makins Festival returns to the Rose Center in Morristown for the fourth weekend of October.

On Saturday, Sept. 17, the Watauga Valley Railroad Historical Society and Museum will sponsor a train excursion on the Great Smoky Mountains Railroad.

Tim Carpenter, Morristown Fire Department deputy fire marshal, has been elected vice president of the Tennessee Public Fire Educators Association.

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