GEA Board Members to Step Down
Two longtime members of the Greeneville Energy Authority Board are stepping down. Willie Anderson will leave after more than 22 years, while Sarah Webster has resigned. Former Laughlin Hospital CEO Chuck Whitfield has been nominated to replace Anderson, pending City Council approval.
Read MoreDriver Services Center Moving During Renovations
The Greeneville Driver Services Center will temporarily relocate to the Greene County Annex beginning July 6 while its Hal Henard Road office undergoes renovations. Most services will remain available, but knowledge tests and reinstatements will not be offered during the move.
Read MoreShotgun Robbery Suspect Arrested in Greeneville
Police have arrested David M. Saylor after a shotgun robbery at the Forrest Hills Corner Market in Greeneville. Investigators say a search of his home turned up the shotgun and items stolen during the holdup. Saylor is charged with aggravated robbery.
Read MoreJoshua Pierce Named Greeneville Police Chief
Captain Joshua Pierce has been named the new Greeneville police chief and will take over June 30 following Chief Steve Spano’s retirement. Town officials say Pierce brings 18 years of experience with the department and was selected after an internal search.
Read MoreLieutenant Jeff Caudill Honored At Retirement Reception
After a lengthy career with the Greene County Sheriff’s Department, Lieutenant Jeff Caudill was honored during a retirement reception Tuesday. Family, friends and fellow law enforcement officers gathered to celebrate his service, share stories and present awards. Sheriff Wesley Holt and Sheriff-elect David Beverly joined county leaders in recognizing Caudill’s contributions to the department and […]
Read MoreGEA Board Members To Step Down
The Greeneville Energy Authority Board will see two longtime members leave their posts this year. Willie Anderson, who has served since 2004, plans to step down after his term ends in August, while Sarah Webster has submitted her resignation. The board nominated former Laughlin Hospital CEO Chuck Whitfield to replace Anderson, pending City Council approval. […]
Read MoreArmed Robbery Suspect Sought In Greeneville
Greeneville Police are searching for a man accused of robbing a convenience store at gunpoint Tuesday morning. Investigators say the suspect, dressed in all black and carrying a shotgun, entered Forest Hills Corner on Snapps Ferry Road around 9:15 and demanded money. The cashier complied, and the suspect fled before officers arrived. No injuries were […]
Read MoreGreeneville Names New Police Chief
Greeneville Police Captain Josh Pierce will become the town’s next police chief on June 30. Retiring Chief Steve Spano announced the appointment Monday as he and Assistant Chief Steve Hixson prepare to leave the department on June 29.
Read MoreGreene County Considers Expanding Animal Control Staff
Greene County’s Budget and Finance Committee is recommending the addition of a new Animal Control employee as part of the proposed fiscal year 2027 budget. The position would help operate a second animal housing facility and could allow the county to keep animals for up to eight days instead of the current five. The full […]
Read MoreToney Davis Remembered For River Restoration Efforts
Greene County is remembering 56 year old Anthony “Toney” Davis, founder of the Nolichucky Restoration Project, who died after a six year battle with cancer. Davis became a driving force behind efforts to clean up the Nolichucky River following Hurricane Helene, helping remove debris, restore riverbanks, and organize volunteers across East Tennessee. Friends and colleagues […]
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