Month: June 2024

Local News

Jobless Numbers On The Rise

Greene County saw a rise in unemployment rates for May, jumping to 3.6 percent from April’s 3.1 percent. According to the Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development, this increase contrasts with the state’s overall decrease to a historic low of 3.0 percent. Across Tennessee, 86 counties experienced higher unemployment rates in April. These figures […]

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Local News

Constable Sale Starts Today

Greene County is gearing up for a special event aimed at supporting local constables. An extensive Estate Sale runs from today through Saturday, offering a wide array of items including furniture, vintage goods, household items, clothing, and more. Located at 8060 East Andrew Johnson Highway near the Chuckey Post Office, the sale promises something for […]

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Local News

A Greeneville “Marvel”

A locally manufactured marvel is gaining statewide recognition. The John Deere Z370r Electric Zero Turn Mower, produced in Greeneville, has surged into the Top 8 of the “Coolest Things Made in Tennessee” contest. This all-electric mower can cover over 2 acres per charge, emitting zero emissions and operating quietly on a standard outlet charge. Competing […]

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National News

Music Industry Concerned About Artificial Intellegence

COUNTRY MUSIC STAR RANDY TRAVIS TESTIFIED ON CAPITOL HILL, URGING LAWMAKERS TO PASS A BILL THAT PUTS GUARDRAILS ON AI … AND ITS USE IN AND OUT OF THE MUSIC INDUSTRY. MORE NOW, COURTESY OF FOX BUSINESS NETWORK… TWO A-I MUSIC STARTUP COMPANIES ARE BEING SUED BY MAJOR RECORD LABELS DUE TO PROMPTS THAT GENERATE […]

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Local News Tennessee News

Human/Bear Encounters On The Increase In Tennessee

Bear encounters here in Tennessee are on the rise. In Gatlinburg, recent bear encounters have raised safety concerns. A black bear entered a concession stand, resulting in a minor employee injury. That bear had to be euthanized by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. Wildlife officials now are calling on everyone to secure garbage and food, […]

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National News

First Presidential Debate Still On For Thursday

PRESIDENT BIDEN AND FORMER PRESIDENT TRUMP ARE GETTING READY TO DEBATE EACH OTHER THURSDAY FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 20-20 … AND THE FORMER PRESIDENT IS PRESSURING HIS OPPONENT TO DO A DRUG TEST, SUGGESTING HE NEEDS STIMULANTS TO PERFORM WELL FOR THE CAMERA. TRUMP CAMPAIGN PRESS SECRETARY KAROLINE LEAVITT… C-N-N WILL HOST THE DEBATE […]

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Local News

Rate Increase Approved

The Greeneville Energy Authority has approved a rate increase effective October 1st. Residential customers will see a $2 increase in their monthly access charge, along with a kilowatt hour rate adjustment. Small businesses will also experience a $2 monthly access charge hike. The decision, marking the fourth consecutive year of increases, aims to support infrastructure […]

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World News

Assange Deal On The Table

Stella Assange, the wife of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, said in a video message recorded earlier this month but released early today, that she was confident her husband’s imprisonment “has come to an end”, after he reached a deal with the U.S. government in which he will plead guilty to criminal charges and be freed. […]

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Local News

Brush Fire Danger Remains

The Greeneville Fire Department has been busy, battling multiple brush fires amid dry conditions. Firefighters extinguished fires along Summer Street and West Andrew Johnson Highway, caused by the hot, rain-starved weather. Traffic was briefly affected as crews worked, supported by Greeneville Police for safety. With no significant rain forecasted, officials urge caution, advising against outdoor […]

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Local News

Local Woman Scammed

A Chuckey woman reportedly has been scammed after being promised millions. She received a call claiming she’d won $18.5 million from Andy Sweepstakes, but it was really nothing more than a ploy to steal from her. The victim was coerced into buying money cards and transferring funds, only to realize she’d been deceived. Authorities urge […]

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