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Four pets die in Morristown house fire, city says
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. (WVLT) - The City of Morristown said four pets died in a house fire Tuesday morning. The city said the Morristown Fire Department responded to a call of a structure fire on Dedra Drive and was on the scene within three minutes of receiving the call. Crews were...
Two Police Officers Receive Promotions
Two members of the Monticello Police Department were promoted by Mayor Kenny Catron & Chief Joey Hoover during the August 12th meeting of the Monticello City Council. With family members and all MPD Officers present, Josh Asberry was promoted from Lieutenant to Assistant Police Chief and Joshua Smith was promoted from Patrolman to Sergeant.
HOLA Lakeway's food festival to return to downtown Morristown on Aug. 31
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. — A popular Morristown food festival is set to return on Aug. 31, bringing out a variety of performers and activities along with the usual feast of different cuisines from across the world. HOLA Lakeway said its Lakeway International Food Festival would return from 10 a.m. through...
Educators weigh in on law allowing teachers to carry firearms
GREENE COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Shortly before Gov. Bill Lee signed legislation allowing teachers who meet certain qualifications to carry a firearm at school, News Channel 11 spoke to South Greene Middle School teacher Joshua Arrowwood who is in favor of the law. “I am because if something happened, you know, and we all hope nothing does […]
Tennessee Tech Recognized by FirstGen Forward for Commitment to First-generation Student Success
Tennessee Tech University was recognized for its dedication to first-generation student success as one of eighty new members of the FirstGen Forward Network for 2024-2025. Universities selected for membership in the FirstGen Forward Network must demonstrate a clear commitment to improving experiences and advancing success for first-generation college students. As of fall 2023, roughly 20 percent of Tech students are the first in their family to attend college.
Search underway for possibly armed man wanted on slew of charges in Tennessee
WAVERLY, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Humphreys County Sheriff’s Office has put out a BOLO for a man wanted on a slew of charges who may be armed. The sheriff’s office said James Eric Warden is wanted and was last seen on Monday at about 8 p.m. driving a grey 2012 Chevy Impala with a trailer hooked up to it.
The Aging Process: MTSU’s Fermentation Science program plays a crucial role in Tennessee’s burgeoning distilling industry
The Tennessee Whiskey Trail stretches from Memphis to Bristol, with 39 tasting rooms along the way. Each distillery has its own spirits and story to share. At any given stop, you might learn how a fabled whiskey survived Tennessee’s long prohibition, or how the state’s lush landscape provides the spring water or heirloom grain that makes what you’re sipping extra special.
Pickleball Kingdom Continues Expansion in Tennessee: New Clubs Coming to Chattanooga and Memphis
Pickleball Kingdom, known for its state-of-the-art facilities and commitment to fostering a community environment, has rapidly become the premier indoor pickleball brand globally
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