Get Set To Dial Longer Phone Numbers
It’s been occurring with increased frequency nationwide, and now it’s happening locally. Beginning August 5th, residents in the 423 area code will need to dial all ten digits for local calls, as the Tennessee Public Utility Commission prepares to introduce a new 729 area code in March 2025. This change is necessary to accommodate growing […]
Read MoreNew Principal Named
Greeneville City Schools has named Dr. Lindsey Weeden as the new principal of Tennessee Online Public School at Greeneville. With 13 years of experience in education and a doctorate in educational leadership, Dr. Weeden previously served as a state testing coordinator and graduation coordinator with Bristol City Schools. She replaces Richard Tipton, who was promoted […]
Read MoreRegistration At Walters State Open
Registration for Walters State Community College’s fall semester is now open. Classes start August 26, with options for over 150 programs, including degrees and certificates. Students can choose from online, day, or evening classes at campuses in Morristown, Greeneville, Sevierville, and Tazewell. For more information or to apply, visit www.ws.edu.
Read More200+ Area Students Make East Tennessee State University Dean’s List
Over 200 students from Greene County and neighboring areas have achieved a notable academic milestone. The students have been named to East Tennessee State University’s Spring 2024 Dean’s List. To qualify, undergraduates must maintain a GPA of at least 3.5 while completing a minimum of 12 credits. Congratulations to these dedicated scholars for their outstanding […]
Read MoreBenefit Golf Tournament Approaching
Tusculum University’s athletic department is gearing up for its annual golf tournament on June 24th at the Blackthorn Club in Jonesborough. Golf enthusiasts can enjoy a four-person scramble format, starting with breakfast and registration at 9 a.m. The tournament promises exciting contests, including closest to the pin and longest drive, with a chance to win […]
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Greeneville Energy Authority Issues Scam Warning
The Greeneville Energy Authority is cautioning residents about a recent scam targeting customers. Reports have surfaced of individuals receiving fraudulent calls claiming overcharged energy bills and requesting debit or credit card information for refunds. The utility emphasizes that they never solicit such details over the phone. If you receive such a call, hang up immediately […]
Read MoreYard Sale This Weekend Will Benefit Local Firefighters
The Camp Creek Volunteer Fire Department is gearing up for a fundraising yard sale this weekend. On both Friday and Saturday, from 7AM to 2PM, the department will offer a wide array of items for sale. From household goods to treasures waiting to be discovered, there’s something for everyone. Plus, it’s all for a great […]
Read MoreEliza Sanders Represents Greeneville In Miss Tennessee Competition
Eliza Faith Sanders, representing Miss Historic Greeneville, is gearing up for the upcoming Miss Tennessee Competition with a focus on her philanthropic work at the Isaiah 1:17 House. Sanders emphasizes her dedication to serving the community. As she readies herself for the competition, Sanders highlights her commitment to making a positive impact. For more details, […]
Read MoreState Sets New Tax Rate For Washington County
The state of Tennessee has established a new tax rate for Washington County, set at $1.41 per $100 of assessed value following a recent property reappraisal. This rate reflects a 54% increase in property values and is down from the previous rate of $2.15. Residents can calculate their property tax using the total appraised value […]
Read MoreFlames Destroy South Allens Bridge Road Home
A devastating fire engulfed a residence on South Allens Bridge Road yesterday, leaving the structure completely destroyed. Firefighters from Cedar Creek, St. James, South Greene Volunteer Fire Department, and others rushed to the scene, finding the building fully involved and a nearby automobile also ablaze. There were no reported injuries. The cause of the fire […]
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