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Matt Compton, State Farm re-signs with The Zone
Matt Compton, State Farm Agent in Tazewell, Tennessee, is continuing his partnership with The Zone and sponsorship of the Claiborne County Sports Hall of Fame. Based at 2255 Hwy 25E, Ste 1, Tazewell, TN 37825, Matt offers a variety of policies, including home, auto, business, and more. He can be reached at 423-626-7241 and is active on Facebook. Matt and his team provide money-saving quotes with a friendly smile. Thanks to Matt and State Farm for their contributions to the community and Claiborne County Sports Zone. The Zone truly values this partnership. – AE.
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Asheville Citizen-Times
These WNC farms survived Helene. Their next challenge is bigger
ASHEVILLE - Anna Littman remembers the mud first. Two to three feet of it filled the wash-and-pack shed at Littman's Ivy Creek Family Farm after Tropical Storm Helene tore through Barnardsville. Trees had fallen across hoop houses. Storage and irrigation sheds were flattened. Her bridge was broken. In some fields, holes carved by floodwaters were deep enough to reach her chest. At one point, Littman looked around the shed and saw a doctor, a physics professor and an electrical engineer holding shovels. No, it’s not the beginning of some pithy joke — it was the reality of a community digging a farm out from beneath the wreckage Helene left behind. “I was like, ‘Whoa, this is by far the most skilled volunteering I’ll ever have,’” she said. Two years later, the mud is gone , but the harder work remains. Across Western North Carolina, farmers who survived Helene are confronting a second phase of recovery that is less visible than washed-out fields and collapsed barns. Rebuilding a farm does not necessarily mean rebuilding a viable farm business. Producers are repairing soil, changing what they grow, searching for reliable buyers and confronting rising costs and shrinking access to agricultural land. Littman
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Smoky Mountain Auto Brokers Plans To Brighten Up Corner Of South Main And McKee Street
It was the type business he and his wife developed while living in Florida, but four years after moving to Greeneville, Scott Grant says they plan to do likewise locally. Grant told the Historical Zoning Commission members Tuesday the renovations at 301 South Main Street are to evoke the aesthetics reminiscent of a vintage service station, while at the same time compliment the Greeneville-Greene County History Museum and City Garage Car Museum which are directly across and in close proximity to that property.
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Property tax relief match program approved in Johnson City
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — The Johnson City Commission approved a resolution this week to give qualifying residents a $129 local property tax relief match for the 2026 tax year. According to a news release from the city, the new program provides added property tax relief for low-income elderly homeowners, disabled homeowners, and disabled veterans […]
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College of Business and Technology promotes, assists region
Through its mission to educate, innovate, collaborate and inspire, the ETSU College of Business and Technology (CBAT) prepares students to meet today’s challenges and take advantage of tomorrow’s opportunities. Faculty bring that same mission to life through teaching, research and work with community partners. Together, those efforts help our region advance economic and social prosperity.
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Kingsport project could bring 200 jobs through distribution, logistics development
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WCYB) — Network Sullivan Partnership and the city of Kingsport are working to develop property for a potential distribution and logistics project that could bring about 200 jobs to the area. Network Sullivan Partnership CEO Clay Walker said the organization is collaborating with an unnamed company on...
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County Property Tax Notices To Be Mailed
Greene County Trustee Nathan Holt would like to remind citizens that they should be receiving their 2026 county property tax notices in the mail during the next couple of weeks. Payments for 2026 county property taxes will be accepted beginning on Monday, October 5, at the Greene County Trustee’s Office located inside of the Greene County Administration Center at 401 Takoma Ave., Suite 104, Greeneville, TN 37743.