Darius Rucker To Perform Live Saturday At East Tennessee State University Football Game
Darius Rucker will perform live at East Tennessee State University’s football game this Saturday. The country star, well known for his hit “Wagon Wheel,” will take the stage at the end of the third quarter during the game against Western Carolina. The song, which references Johnson City, has been played at the end of each […]
Read MoreI-40 Near Pigeon River Gorge Will Open With Limits By New Year’s Day
The North Carolina Department of Transportation has announced that one lane in each direction of I-40 near the Pigeon River Gorge will reopen by New Year’s Day. This will allow access between North Carolina and Tennessee. The temporary fix comes after Hurricane Helene caused significant damage to the highway, leaving parts of it impassable. While […]
Read MoreTrump Re-Takes Presidency In Landslide
FORMER PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP HAS BEEN ELECTED THE 47-TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. THE FORMER PRESIDENT TOLD SUPPORTERS AT HIS ELECTION WATCH PARTY IN WEST PALM BEACH LAST NIGHT, THAT HE PROMISES TO MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN… THE FORMER PRESIDENT IS THE SECOND PRESIDENT TO BE ELECTED TO A NON-CONSECUTIVE TERM. THE FIRST WAS […]
Read MoreConvenience Centers Back To Normal Hours
Greene County’s convenience centers are back to normal hours, according to the county’s Solid Waste Department. In early October, the centers had extended hours after flooding from Hurricane Helene to help residents clear out debris. Now, as cleanup efforts wrap up, the centers resumed their regular schedule on Monday. You can find operating hours on […]
Read MoreFlames Claim Camper; Four Wheeler; Backhoe
A fire damaged a camper, four-wheeler, and backhoe Sunday afternoon off Rocky Hill Drive in Mosheim. Fire crews responded around 1 p.m. after neighbors woke Elizabeth and Kenneth Brown, who were sleeping, to alert them to the flames. The couple used water to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby woods. No injuries were reported.
Read MoreNovember Proclaimed Month Of Giving
Greene County has officially proclaimed November 2024 as the Month of Giving Thanks, following the recent devastating natural disaster that affected the region. Mayors Kevin C. Morrison and C. Cal Doty emphasized the community’s resilience, highlighting the collective efforts of church congregations, first responders, and local businesses who provided aid during difficult times. The proclamation […]
Read MoreFunny Money Warning
Beware of a resurgence of counterfeit bills in our area just ahead of the holiday shopping season. One Greene County resident recently fell victim to a scam after selling a Wii gaming system for $100. The buyer paid with a counterfeit bill, leaving the seller to discover the fraud only after handing over $40 in […]
Read MoreTuesday To Be Remote Learning Day In Greene County
Greene County schools will transition to remote learning tomorrow. The change comes as a proactive measure to preserve in-person days, after area schools have already utilized nine of the 13 designated weather days due to prior emergencies. Originally planned as a day off for students, the adjustment allows the district to reserve days for potential […]
Read MoreHoliday Shopping Has Begun
Some folks have already begun and some will wait until the last minute, but the National Retail Federation says holiday shopping will still be big this year. Rebecca Hughes with more…
Read MoreFall Back This Weekend
This weekend, it’s time to fall back as we gain an hour. More from Liz Kennedy…
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