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The Newport Plain Talk

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CCHS Class of 1957 reunion held

The Cocke County High School Class of 1957 recently held its 69-year reunion at the Taylor-Ford Home in Eastport. The event was hosted by Tammy and Jabo Francis in honor of Tammy’s step-father Alfred “Butch” Ford. The hosts served a luncheon. Ten of the 28 living class members attended the event including Garry Brooks, Christine Gray Smith, Joyce Gray Clark, Alfred “Butch” Ford, Willie Green, Ben Hooper, Charles McNabb, Paula Moore Inman, Evelyn Mason Rhodes and Jeanne Yater Birdwell. Cocke County Mayor Joe Shults was a special guest. His mother, Claudette Dunn Shults was a member of the class. Also in attendance were spouses of deceased members including Shirley (Guy) Hayes, Debra (Mickey) Lovell, Peggy (Junior) Walker and Herman (Margaret Holt) Shelton. Rounding out the guest list were Shirley Brooks, Faye Fish, Patsy Hooper, Brenda McNabb, Susan Overholt Drinnon, Vaughn Lewis Moore, Michael Haag and Vickie Mason. Members who died since the last reunion were remembered — Shelby Grooms Owens, Verlin White, Guy Hayes and Madge Murray Mounger.

Newport, TN · 10d

WJHL

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Thursday night high school football highlights and scores

(WJHL) — A few teams in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia got an early start on Halloween by playing their football games on Thursday night. Cloudland 26, Hampton 16 Gatlinburg-Pittman 40, Chuckey-Doak 21 Graham 44, Tazewell 13 Marion 41, Richlands 14 North Greene 64, Unaka 18 Tennessee High 42, Daniel Boone 13 Tri-Cities Christian 42, […]

Johnson City, TN · 8d

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Greeneville City Board Of Education Hears Reports, Approves Bus Purchase

In an hour-long meeting Tuesday afternoon, the Greeneville City Board of Education heard from students about their school, recognized the area Principal of the Year and others and handled a few business-related items. SCHOOL BUS PURCHASE. Assistant Director of Schools for Administration Dr. Jason Horne told board members bus prices...

Greeneville, TN · 10d

greenesportszone.com

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Teams Announced, Brackets Revealed For 37th Andrew Johnson Bank Ladies Classic

Girl’s high school basketball teams from California, Kentucky, Virginia and Alabama will join local and regional teams for the 37th annual Andrew Johnson Bank Ladies Classic in December at Hal Henard Gym in Greeneville. Clovis West of Fresno, California, Owensboro, Kentucky, Galax, Virginia and Guntersville, Alabama will be making...

Greeneville, TN · 9d

WJHL

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Opening of Towne Acres Elementary delayed to 2028, Johnson City Schools says

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Johnson City Schools confirmed on Wednesday that it has pushed back the opening of its new Towne Acres Elementary School to 2028. According to the school system, construction on the school has been delayed, causing teacher and student move-in day to be pushed back as well. In July, the school […]

Johnson City, TN · 9d

The Rogersville Review

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New set of WSCC non-credit classes being offered

MORRISTOWN — From culinary skills to business know-how, Walters State’s Division of Workforce Training is expanding its class offerings with “Field-to-Table: A Whole Deer Butchery.” The lineup also includes “Microsoft Excel: Level 3,” “Introduction to Geographic Information Systems,” and “HR Fundamentals.” Classes are open to everyone. You do not have to be a Walters State student, and no prerequisite is required. For more information or to register for a class, contact Kellie Hendrix at Kellie.Hendrix@ws.edu or 423-798-7988. Sevier County Campus • Whole Deer Butchery, Nov. 25, 6-9 p.m. The Rel Maples Institute for Culinary Arts will host the deer butchery class. The college’s culinary team will demonstrate how a whole deer is professionally broken down, fabricated and prepared for cooking. The class fee is $89. Morristown Campus • HR Fundamentals, Nov. 3-4, 9-4 p.m. Leave ready to build and execute fundamental human resource processes, navigate challenging scenarios, and add value to your position. This class covers key human resource functions, employee management, and ways to build a thriving team. Learn how to motivate employees, simplify hiring, and optimize feedback. The course fee is $199. • Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Nov. 5, 8-5 p.m. This course offers hands-on experience

Morristown, TN · 8d

The Cool Down

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Tennessee university pledged to cover carbon monoxide care — ex-athlete says it hasn't paid

"I got an EKG, blood drawn, an IV, and put on oxygen for like six hours."

Elizabethton, TN · 9d

The Rogersville Review

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Playoff berth on line Friday in Big Red Valley

CHURCH HILL — Cherokee will be playing for a trip to the TSSAA Class 4A football playoffs when it hosts Northview Academy on Friday night for senior night in Big Red Valley. The Chiefs’ win in the Battle of Hawkins County coupled with Seymour’s victory over Elizabethton on Friday night locked in the top three teams — albeit possibly in varying orders — to set the stage for the Class 4A football playoffs. Greeneville (9-0, 6-0) can claim the outright title by taking care of Elizabethton (6-3, 5-1) in the regular-season finale. Seymour (8-1, 5-1) needs only to dispatch of Grainger (2-7, 1-5) to claim the No. 2 seed and a home playoff game. In that scenario, the Cyclones would fall to the No. 3 seed and be on the road for the opening round of the playoffs. The only way that changes is if Elizabethton beats Greeneville AND Grainger beats Seymour. The fourth seed comes down to one game: Northview Academy (5-4, 3-3) at Cherokee (5-4, 3-3). Both teams have beaten Grainger, Sullivan East and Volunteer and lost to Greeneville, Seymour and Elizabethton. Their head-to-head matchup will decide who moves on. Cherokee is looking for its third straight trip

Rogersville, TN · 10d

Elizabethton Star

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Local business owners donate $20,000 to support Carter County students, families

Local business owners Hazel and Jim Lewis have donated $20,000 to Carter County Schools to support students and families, including those experiencing homelessness. The couple donated $15,000 to Central Elementary […]

Carter County, TN · 10d

WJHL

Former Milligan student says medical bills still haven’t been paid by university after carbon monoxide leak

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) – A former Milligan University student said the university still hasn’t paid or reimbursed her medical bills after a carbon monoxide leak in Steve Lacy Fieldhouse on Feb. 8. Lilly Rumrill was a freshman on the flag football team at the time. Her team had practice in the fieldhouse before the leak […]

Elizabethton, TN · 15d

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