Chief Ward Honored For 33 Years Of Service
The Greeneville Board of Mayor and Aldermen met on Tuesday, and among the items on the table was recognition of outgoing Police Chief Tim Ward, who is retiring at the end of this month after putting in 33 years of service to the Greeneville Police Department. During their regular meeting yesterday, the board also approved […]
Read MoreHealth Dept. Director Leaving
Greene County Health Department Director Matthew McConaughey is stepping down at the end of this month. McConaughey formally submitted his resignation to Greene County Mayor Kevin Morrison late last week… on Thursday. His last day at the Health Department will be March 31st. McConaughey began his job as director of the Greene County Health Department […]
Read MoreTruth Fm Headlines For Thursday 3/16/23
Yesterday, we told you that Preston Moore is in custody in connection with the death back in November 2021 of 20-year-old Caitlin Crum. Now, members of the family of 16 year old Danielle Owens want answers about her death, after her body was found early last month lying in a field. Members of the Crum […]
Read MoreGreeneville Man Charged In Cold Case Murder
An arrest has been made after a long investigation into the death back in November 2021 of 20 year old Caitlin Crum. 31 year old Preston Moore has been indicted by a Greene County Grand Jury on charges including abuse of a corpse, tampering with evidence, and failure to report a death. Greeneville Police say […]
Read MoreAssistant Police Chief Indicted
Greeneville Assistant police Chief Stephen Hixson was indicted yesterday, by a Greene County Grand Jury on a charge of domestic assault. Monday’s indictment is said to be in connection with an incident that took place back in December at a home in Greeneville, and it comes following an investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. […]
Read MoreToday Is Day Of Hope
Today is a “Day of Hope” in Greene County and across Tennessee. In fact, today is being celebrated statewide as Tennessee’s Day of Hope. According to the Tennessee Department of Mental Health And Substance Abuse Services, hope of a better tomorrow is a source of strength and motivation to continue the work to overcome the […]
Read MoreMoney For The Fire Department
The Greeneville Board of Mayor and Aldermen met on Tuesday, and among the items on the table, was a request for additional staffing in the Greeneville Fire Department. It led to the board giving approval to a grant that would fund more fire department employees for a period of three years. It all came about […]
Read MoreGreeneville Chief To Retire
Greeneville Police Chief Tim Ward has announced his retirement plans after 33 years of service. Ward informed town leaders that his last official day will be April 1st. Ward joined the town in September 1990 as a patrol officer. He worked his way up through the ranks, and was eventually sworn in as police chief […]
Read MoreGreene County Schools Closed Due To Slight Risk Of Tornados
A quick note to remind everyone that Greene County schools are closed today, due to what is being called a ‘Slight’ Tornado Risk. That means that while the buses won’t be running today, there is a good chance that there will be more kids out and about, so slow down and drive carefully. Greene County […]
Read MoreTrivia Night A Huge Success
It is being called a huge success… More than 125 people took part in a fundraiser on Saturday, hosted by Youth Builders of Greeneville at the Link Hills Country Club. It was Trivia Night, where 13 teams took part in the fundraiser quiz, which raised a lot of money… the total take was far above […]
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