September 11 Exhibit Opens at Tusculum University
A new exhibit examining the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks is open through Sept. 18 at Tusculum University’s Clem Allison Gallery. Developed by the 9/11 Memorial and Museum, the exhibit features 14 posters detailing the attacks, recovery efforts and personal stories from witnesses and survivors.
Read MoreWork Begins on Kinser Park Improvements
Construction is underway on more than $1 million in grant-funded improvements at Kinser Park. The project includes a new playground, adult fitness stations, ADA-accessible walkways and a 36-hole disc golf course. Construction is expected to take about eight weeks, with playground equipment scheduled to arrive in October.
Read MoreGreeneville Police Investigate Crashes and Make Arrest
Greeneville police are searching for a driver who abandoned a pickup after crashing down an embankment near Rainbow Circle Wednesday. In a separate crash, Mary Whaley suffered minor injuries when her SUV struck a tree. Police also arrested Katherine Kay Davis on a Sullivan County probation violation warrant.
Read MoreBaileyton Seeks Applicants for Two Board Vacancies
Baileyton is accepting applications for two vacant seats on its Board of Mayor and Aldermen after no candidates filed for the August election. Applicants must be at least 18 and have lived in Baileyton for two years. Those interested should contact Town Hall.
Read MoreTusculum Plans 911 Anniversary Ceremony
Tusculum University and the Greeneville Flyboys will mark the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks Friday at Pioneer Park. The free ceremony begins at 8 a.m. and includes remarks, a moment of silence and a 2,200-step climb honoring fallen first responders. Gates open at 7 a.m.
Read MoreGreeneville Considers Data Center Regulations
Greeneville officials are considering new zoning rules for data centers amid growing interest across Northeast Tennessee. Building Official Bert Seay says regulations should address electricity use, noise, fire protection and location. A preliminary framework could be presented to the Planning Commission within two months.
Read MoreGreeneville Weighs Rules for Data Centers
Greeneville officials are considering new zoning rules for data centers as interest in the facilities grows across Northeast Tennessee. Building Official Bert Seay told the Municipal Planning Commission that regulations should address location, energy use and noise before a project is proposed. A temporary moratorium may also be discussed, though state law prevents the city […]
Read MoreLongtime Teacher and Coach Bobby Broyles Dies
94 year old Bobby Broyles, a longtime Greene County teacher and coach, died Sunday. Broyles began his career at Chuckey High School in 1955 and later helped combine Chuckey and Doak high schools. He also worked at South Greene and North Greene and was inducted into the TSSAA Hall of Fame this year. Visitation is […]
Read MoreBaileyton Board Declares Two Vacancies
The Baileyton Board of Mayor and Aldermen has declared two board vacancies after no candidates filed for the seats in August. The terms of former Aldermen Kenny Kerr and Andy Pierce expired at the end of the month. The town will accept applications before the board appoints two new members. Applicants must be at least […]
Read MoreCompletion Date Unknown for Highway 11E Bridge Repairs
TDOT says there is no longer a completion date for repairs to the Highway 11E bridge over Snapps Ferry Road. Work began in January and has reduced traffic to one lane in each direction, while the southbound on-ramp remains closed. The original June 15 deadline has passed. TDOT says repairs are progressing, with a revised […]
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