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Rogersville holds 1st ever Veterans Day Parade, Saturday

ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) – Rogersville held its first-ever Veterans Day parade on Saturday to honor those who have served in the military.  The streets were lined with veterans, families and the community in support of each individual who served ahead of this upcoming Wednesday’s federal holiday. Eli Pereira told News Channel 11 about what the […]

Rogersville, TN · 13h

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Ex-Teacher Who Worked Claiborne and Hamblen Schools Indicted on Child Exploitation Charge

A former middle school teacher who worked in two East Tennessee school districts has been indicted on a charge of exploiting a minor by electronic means, months after resigning from his teaching post amid a sheriff's investigation. A Claiborne County grand jury handed up the indictment against 25-year-old Ryan Lawson on October 28, accusing him of a crime that allegedly took place in Claiborne County sometime between December 2025 and February 2026.

Claiborne County, TN · 2d
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Dented cans, hand washing problems found at Morristown restaurant during inspection

In Morristown, a Chinese Buffet was not ready when the inspector visited recently. The place failed its inspection.

Morristown, TN · 2d

WJHL

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JCPD: Church Hill man charged after allegedly pointing gun at victims

JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — A 21-year-old from Church Hill was charged with aggravated assault after he allegedly pointed a firearm at victims in Johnson City, according to the Johnson City Police Department (JCPD). The JCPD said on Thursday, shortly after 8 p.m., in the 200 block of North Roan Street, officers made contact with […]

Johnson City, TN · 1d

The Rogersville Review

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Mount Carmel dedicates town park improvements

MOUNT CARMEL — Gene Christian is gone, but he is certainly not forgotten. The longtime Mount Carmel alderman and Hawkins County Commissioner passed away on June 3 of this year at the age of 83, but it was decided back in September that his memory would be honored at a new building being constructed in the town’s park. That vision became a reality on Tuesday, Nov. 3, when the town celebrated the grand opening of the newly-christened Eugene “Gene” Christian Memorial facility, and held a ribbon-cutting with several local dignitaries from in and out of the town participating. At the same time, the George Eidson Pavilion, which was refurbished using some of the money from a grant awarded through the 2023 Local Parks and Recreation Fund (LPRF) program, was reopened. The grant was for $200,000 and carried a $200,000 local match. It enabled this work, along with new playground equipment, swings, and the new pickleball courts that opened in 2025, to become a reality. “(When) I was being told what all was going on today, I thought, how fitting. Because if you knew Gene, there’s one thing you knew about him is that he loved the community that he served

Mt Carmel, TN · 2d

Harlan Enterprise

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Two men arrested by deputies on drug possession charges

By Paul Lunsford Harlan Enterprise Two Harlan County men have been arrested for first-degree possession of a controlled substance. The two were arrested by deputies of the Harlan County Sheriff’s […]

Harlan County, KY · 1d

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One Person Dies At Accident Scene At Greeneville Community Hospital

One person died at the scene of a motor vehicle accident on the campus of Greeneville Community Hospital Monday, apparently intentionally taking their own life. The Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed the accident this morning. Sgt. Matt Blankenship told Radio Greeneville News:. “Our personnel, along with other officials at Greeneville East,...

Greeneville, TN · 1d

The Rogersville Review

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Upcoming events (as of Nov. 4)

Here is a look at sports-related upcoming events in Northeast Tennessee. To list a camp, fundraiser, tournament or other upcoming event, email the details to sports editor Carmen Musick at carmen.musick@therogersvillereview.com. Items run on a space-available basis until the event date has passed. Nov 5: Baseball workouts begin at CHMS CHURCH HILL — Baseball fall workouts will begin Nov. 5 from 3-4:30 p.m. for sixth through eighth graders with completed physical forms on file. Baseball tryouts will be held Nov. 17 from 3-4:30 p.m. with a paperwork check and meeting scheduled on Nov. 12 from 3-3:20 p.m. in Room 151. Nov. 7: Makinna Smith Memorial Race ROGERSVILLE — Cherokee Race Park, 154 Racetrack Road, will host the eighth annual Makinna Smith Memorial Race on Saturday, Nov. 7 with gates opening at 10 a.m. and time trials starting at noon. Spectator admission is $15 per person. There's an 80% payout in each class. Pro entry is $55, with $30 buyback. No Box is $45 entry, with $25 buyback. Juniors are $25 entry, with $15 buyback. Bikes are $30 entry, with $15 buyback. Spectators and participants are asked to bring pet food donations in honor of Makinna. Proceeds benefit the Hawkins County

Rogersville, TN · 1d

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Appalachian Power customers in Tennessee to see 10.4% bill increase

KINGSPORT, Tn. (WCYB) — Appalachian Power customers in Northeast Tennessee should expect to see an increase in their electricity bills beginning this month. The utility recently sent notices to customers in Sullivan, Hawkins and Washington counties informing them of a 10.4% increase. The increase has received preliminary approval from...

Tennessee · 2d

The Rogersville Review

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Hawkins voters largely content to stay the course

There were few surprises in Hawkins County when the last of the three elections slated for 2026 took place Tuesday, Nov. 3. On a day that saw millions of people come to the polls and decided they wanted a change, local residents seemed content with their elected leaders, both at the state and national levels, and also locally, where every municipality in the county except for Rogersville held BMA elections. Bulls Gap voters chose to retain all three incumbents, while one sitting alderman in Surgoinsville and two in Church Hill lost their seats. Mount Carmel had one vacancy for a newcomer and otherwise retained all of its incumbents. A total of 15,630 residents of the county voted, out of 39,374 registered voters, according to data from the Election Commission. This means the voter turnout was 39.7 percent in Hawkins County. All of the returns are still unofficial, but the results are not expected to change. Bulls Gap Jim Riley beat David Gulley 112-73 in total votes to remain Bulls Gap mayor. There had been a controversy earlier in this race about whether Gulley was eligible to seek the office, but a protest against him was rejected by the Board of

Hawkins County, TN · 2d

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Crash closes HWY113 near Buckhead Trail; medical helicopter responding

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Highway 113 is closed near Buckhead Trail following a motor vehicle crash, according to the White Pine Fire Department. White Pine and Baneberry fire units are at the scene, and a medical helicopter is landing, the department said. Fire officials expect the roadway to remain closed...

White Pine, TN · 12h

WJHL

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Hicks Block apartments ready to rent in Kingsport

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) – Hicks Block, a restored building between Broad and Market Street, hosted a walk-through to showcase recent improvements. Co-owner and architect Katie Casebolt spoke with News Channel 11 about the progress. “It has had a huge transformation from the last time, where the units were 99.5% finished,” Casebolt said. “We’re just finishing […]

Kingsport, TN · 2d

The Rogersville Review

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Ladies Classic tournament bracket released

The teams are coming from five states and the bracket has been revealed for the 37th annual Andrew Johnson Bank Ladies Classic, which will be held the week of Dec. 26-Dec. 31 at Greeneville’s Hal Henard Gymnasium. In addition to the powerhouse programs from across the state of Tennessee, Kentucky, Alabama, Virginia and — for the first time since 2008 — California will meet in a week chock full of girls hoops with 32 ball games on the agenda. “We think we have a good collection of teams again this year,” said Tim Bowman of the Greeneville Parks & Recreation Department, who is directing the tournament along with Gary Compton of Andrew Johnson Bank. “Last year’s tournament was very competitive and I see no reason for it not to be the same in 2026. We have a lot of good players coming here that week, many of them already committed to playing ball at the next level.” The team from California is Clovis West High of Fresno, and is traditionally a state power in the talent-rich area. The Golden Eagles were a state semifinalist last year with a 30-4 record and are one of the most well-known teams in that

Greeneville, TN · 1d

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Brightspeed Reports More Cable Wire Stolen In Greene County

Another theft of cable wire in Greene County has been reported by Brightspeed. A Sheriff’s Department report indicates the most recent known theft occurred Thursday morning. About 200 feet of cable had been cut from a wood line on Liberty Hill Road South property in Limestone. The cable was valued at $8,000.

Greene County, TN · 1d

The Greeneville Sun

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Playoff Picture: The first round of the football postseason kicks off Friday night

The first round of the TSSAA prep football postseason has arrived, and the local teams look forward to key first round matchups as they hope to progress throughout the postseason. Greeneville vs. Fulton The Greeneville Greene Devils completed a perfect regular season, securing a 10-0 record and a home game for the first round of the Class 4A playoffs. The Greene Devils take to Burley Stadium Friday night to face Fulton (5-5). The Greene Devils have rolled through the regular season, and have put up points in bunches along the way. Greeneville finishes the year averaging 51.6 points per game. Defensively, the Greene Devils have only allowed an average of 12.4 points per game. Greeneville closed out the regular season with a 48-20 win on the road against Elizabethton, cementing a sixth consecutive region title — their 18th in the last 21 years. For Fulton, they put up an average of 25.6 points per game offensively. Defensively, the Falcons give up an average of 26.2 points per game. The Greene Devils are looking for a 20th consecutive season advancing to at least the second round of the playoffs. The Greene Devils and Falcons have met one another a total of

Greeneville, TN · 2d

The Greeneville Sun

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Greene Devils roll past Fulton in first round playoff matchup

The Greene Devils continued their dominant ways Friday night, battling through some adversity and advancing to the second round of the Class 4A postseason with a 56-28 win over Fulton. “Anytime you can get a big win in the playoffs (it’s good). (Fulton is) really athletic, have a lot of speed, hats off to them, they played really well. We’ve not seen that speed all year,” said Greeneville head coach Eddie Spradlen. “We probably didn’t play our best half in the first half, but the kids responded and played really hard for four quarters, really proud of our effort.” Mr. Football semifinalist Taren Claridy turned in another explosive performance for the Greene Devils offensively. Claridy hauled in six passes for 211 yards and two touchdowns. However, Claridy left Burley Stadium wanting more out of himself and his team as they progress throughout the postseason. “I feel like we need to up our energy a lot next week if we want to go into round three,” he said. Quarterback Kaine Ricker made a claim for a Mr. Football semifinalist nod as well this season, and proved Friday why he should’ve joined Claridy in that honor. Ricker completed 12 of 14 passes

Greeneville, TN · 1d

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Greene Devils Ready For Battle-Tested Falcons In First Round

The clocks have changed, the calendar has flipped to November and the stakes get higher for the Greeneville Greene Devils as they begin the Class 4A playoffs on Friday by hosting Fulton. The Greene Devils begin postseason play unbeaten, but now its win or win or go home and coach...

Greeneville, TN · 2d

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Greene County Director Of Finance Danny Lowery Accepts New Position With Tennessee Department Of Education

Greene County Director of Finance Danny Lowery has accepted a new position with the Tennessee Department of Education. Mayor Kevin Morrison announced the departure during in a late morning news release Friday. Morrison says “Danny has been a valued member of the Greene County team and has provided exceptional leadership...

Greene County, TN · 1d

Harlan Enterprise

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Mosley caps evening of awards as Harlan Countian of the Year

By John Henson Managing Editor A celebration of Harlan County and Harlan Countians was the focus of the Harlan County Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala on Thursday at the Harlan […]

Harlan County, KY · 2d

The Greeneville Sun

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Smoky Mountain Auto Brokers to open in Greeneville

Renovations are underway at 301 S. Main St, the future home of Smoky Mountain Auto Brokers. Owners Scott and Lynn Grant say painting is almost complete; a muralist will be creating a landscape of the Smokies on their windows. Once completed, the building will look and feel like a vintage service station. The new look takes inspiration from the nearby Greeneville Greene County History and City Garage Car museums as well as local classic car meets like Sundown on the Depot, which its proprietors enjoy. The dealership will specialize in classic and luxury pre-owned vehicles. While this will be the Grants’ first business in the area, they previously ran what they said was the largest independent used car dealership in southwest Florida. “While we may be new to Greeneville, TN, we have been in the automotive industry for over 35 years,” Scott said. “Since retiring to the foothills of East Tennessee, we are aiming to provide a boutique car buying experience, focusing on quality versus quantity.” The Grants, who moved to Greeneville almost four years ago, enjoy attending downtown events like the Iris Festival and say they look forward to becoming more involved in the community they love.

Greeneville, TN · 2d