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Claiborne Progress

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‘A Claiborne County Christmas’ set for Nov. 14,

“A Claiborne County Christmas” is scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 14, from 1 to 6 p.m. on Main Street in Tazewell. The event will feature local performers, vendors, food trucks, activities […]

Tazewell, TN · 2d

WATE

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Three East Tennessee counties to get mental health clinicians through grant

ANDERSON COUNTY, Tenn. (WATE) — The Tennessee government plans to hire mental health clinicians to serve several rural counties using a federal grant. Tennessee plans to use part of a $10 million grant to expand its Co-located Mental Health Services at County Health Departments program into Anderson, Cumberland, Hawkins, Bradley, Coffee, Montgomery, and Tipton Counties.

Anderson County, TN · 3d

WKRN News 2

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Tennessee regulators find abuse, delayed care at Brookdale senior living facilities

The Brentwood-headquartered company has agreed to pay $13,500 in fines for violations affecting the health, safety, and welfare of residents at four Tennessee locations, including one Middle Tennessee and three East Tennessee facilities.

Tennessee · 3d

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Tennessee Rep. Jeremy Faison Stepping Down After 16 Years Representing District 11

COCKE COUNTY, TN (WOKI / WVLT) – After more than a decade and a half in the Tennessee General Assembly, State Representative Jeremy Faison is ending his tenure representing District 11, saying it is time for new leadership and fresh ideas. Faison, a Cocke County native, has represented District...

Tennessee · 2d

The Newport Plain Talk

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Newport resident’s home moved out of flood zone with help from Clinch-Powell

NEWPORT — Waters from the French Broad River inundated Newport resident Betty Webber’s home from two directions during Tropical Storm Helene, destroying her home and outbuildings and forcing her to move, home and all, to a higher elevation. Clinch-Powell RC&D was there to assist Webber in her time of need. According to Webber, the massive flow of water caused the river to back up from downstream into the neighborhood she lives in, while the ever-increasing volume of flow began inundating the area from upstream of her home as well. The area in which Webber lives is usually quiet and peaceful, but the torrential rainfall from Tropical Storm Helene swelled the French Broad and other area rivers to staggering elevations, wreaking havoc in nearby areas. The French Broad rose to 23.34 feet, just shy of its all-time record of 24 feet set in 1867. The deluge devastated nearby structures and left many people homeless in a matter of hours. Webber said she was able to gather her pets and get out before the water rose too high to escape. They were safe from the flood, but she said it took a while before she was able to get back to her

Newport, TN · 9h

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Annual ‘Aging: A Family Affair’ conference connects Knox County seniors, caregivers with vital resources

The CAC Office on Aging hosted the 42nd annual “Aging: A Family Affair” conference, offering sessions on Medicare, estate planning and healthcare to 350 seniors and caregivers. Why It Matters. Knox County is home a growing population of adults aged 60 and older, creating high demand for resources...

Knox County, TN · 1d

The Rogersville Review

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Downtown Rutledge Holiday Market takes place Saturday

RUTLEDGE — The inaugural Downtown Rutledge Holiday Market will take place from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 7, in the charming setting of the Nance House, Friendship Park and the Corum House in Downtown Rutledge. Shoppers will find a number of vendors inside the large community room in the historic Nance House for an experience reminiscent of times gone by, when proprietors sold a variety of merchandise in that space between the 1840s and 1900. That sense of bygone times will continue in “Tommy Toes,” a charming new café/coffee house located in the front parlor/dining room areas of the Nance House. The café will hold a soft opening during the Holiday Market, offering a variety of coffees, confections and other items for purchase. Open air shopping will take place in the inviting atmosphere of Friendship Park, just behind the Nance House. Vendors will line the paved walking path in the park beneath the canopy of old growth trees, with an assortment of handcrafted and original gift items, home décor, freshly baked confections, locally canned goods and more available for purchase. Shoppers will find an additional porch and indoor shopping opportunity at the historic Corum House, which can be

Rutledge, TN · 1d

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Hardin Valley Community Center moves toward construction

Plans for the new Hardin Valley Community Center are moving forward, with land preparation for the building now underway. The Knox County facility will be built on a 4.5-acre site at 12734 Hickory Creek Road in Knoxville. The planned 3,800-square-foot community center will provide a dedicated gathering place for residents in the growing Hardin Valley area.

Knoxville, 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

The Rogersville Review

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Rogersville Trunk or Treat Celebration

Anyone who wanted candy on Halloween didn’t need to walk around town going door-to-door. All they needed to do is come downtown, where local business, civic leaders, and others set up booths and gave out free candy to anyone who wanted. The line went all the way from the vicinity of Hale Springs Inn at one end of downtown to beyond the offices of The Rogersville Review at the other end. This was the 17th year in which Rogersville has featured a downtown Trunk or Treat event. A costume contest was part of the festivities.

Rogersville, TN · 1d

Knox News | The Knoxville News-Sentinel

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Check Knox County retention rates to see if teachers are staying at your school

Nearly 88% of Knox County Schools teachers stayed in the district for the 2024-25 school year, bouncing back from an eight-year record low in the 2023-24 school year, state data shows. Knox County is retaining its teachers at the same rate as Tennessee is, but that hasn't always been the case. Between 2019 and 2023, KCS consistently retained a lower percentage than the state average, according to data available from the Tennessee Department of Education since 2017-18. Data is not yet available for the 2025-26 school year, but is expected with the release of the state's annual report card this winter. Here's a comparison of retention rates between Knox County Schools and Tennessee since 2017-18: Knox County Schools 2017-18: 88.4% 2018-19: 91.8% 2019-20: 88.7% 2020-21: 86.6% 2021-22: 88.9% 2022-23: 88.7% 2023-24: 71.3% 2024-25: 87.6% State of Tennessee 2017-18: 90.9% 2018-19: 91.2% 2019-20: 90.9% 2020-21: 88.1% 2021-22: 92.1% 2022-23: 91.5% 2023-24: 85.4% 2024-25: 87.8% While new data won't be available for a few months, survey findings from the Tennessee Educator Survey show positive indicators for retention. Over 80% of teachers said they planned to continue teaching at their schools, according to the Tennessee Education Research Alliance. Outside of other/personal reasons, teachers

Knox County, TN · 1d

Knox News | The Knoxville News-Sentinel

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Disruptive threats pile up at Knox County schools, but fall from national highs

Threats made at schools are hugely disruptive. Everyone has to evacuate , police officers sweep and secure school grounds, and the community is left feeling uneasy after a student makes an oftentimes impulsive decision. After Hardin Valley Middle School administrators got tired of responding to threats – especially vague ones scribbled on restroom walls, which they have to take seriously nonetheless – they called on parents and volunteers to step in as monitors. Now all restrooms are closed during class time. Students can only go in one at a time, signing in and out when they do, with an adult volunteer checking the restroom between visits. "It's almost like a daily thing now. We need to get the word out to not only our kids, but have them have conversations with their friends about how this can backfire on them, how this can make them juvenile delinquents," said Lee Ann Eaves, the Hardin Valley school board representative. Police have responded to 98 calls for threats at Knox County Schools in 2026. Threats are defined as "any kind of verbal or written messaging with intent to cause mass destruction or (mass) casualty." Get the Daily Briefing newsletter: Keep up with the

Knox County, TN · 1d

The Greeneville Sun

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Greene County Thanksgiving Day Outreach seeks volunteers to help feed thousands in need

Volunteers are being sought to help with this year’s Greene County Thanksgiving Outreach, an event which is expected to feed more than 2,500 individuals this year. The annual event held each Thanksgiving Day provides meals throughout Greene County to those who may not otherwise enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. “There is a limit of one meal per household member and requests for meals must be submitted by Nov. 15,” a news release from event organizers says. Those desiring to have meals delivered to their homes may register online via the “Meal Request” link at www.thanksgivingoutreach.org or call 423-467-5144. Last year, the Greene County Thanksgiving Outreach provided meals to more than 2,500 individuals — and organizers expect to feed “at least that many” this year. “Thanksgiving is a longtime American tradition that knows no boundaries,” says Ron Russell, who is serving as chairman of the 2026 Thanksgiving Outreach Planning Committee. “Being able to help the homebound and others in need at this time of the year is meaningful both to the volunteers and the recipients,” he adds. The Thanksgiving Outreach is facilitated by a team of interfaith organizers. Although the event is organized by the faith community, Russell notes that the planning

Greene County, TN · 1d

The Greeneville Sun

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Historic Zoning Commission approves benches, calls special meeting

The Greeneville Historic Zoning Commission considered two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness on Tuesday. The Commission unanimously approved an application for the installation of benches at 122 South Main Street while tabling an application for limited demolition and painting at 300 North Main Street. A called meeting will decide the outcome of the tabled application on Nov. 10. Commission members approved Jamey and Tammy Fillers’ application to install two benches to the front of the building at 122 South Main Street. The owners said their primary reason for the request is that one of the benches will cover and protect an emergency sprinkler line which they are concerned is currently vulnerable to damage. The other bench will be added to make the appearance symmetrical. Both benches are to be made from stainable oak. The Commission tabled Darlene Clark’s application to demolish a garage and one other small addition attached to the house at 300 North Main Street and to repaint the building. Clark does not currently own the property in question. She stated to the Commission that she is interested in purchasing it but only if the garage and another small addition to the original structure are able to be

Greeneville, TN · 1d

WATE

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Cocke County considers forming hazmat team as emergency plan discussed

NEWPORT, Tenn. (WATE) — Cocke County officials discussed the possibility of forming a dedicated hazmat team during a review of the emergency plan Wednesday morning. The subject arose during a presentation of the new County Basic Emergency Operations Plan, where the public could attend and give input. Tennessee counties are required to review and update […]

Cocke County, TN · 2d

The Rogersville Review

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Rec League Notes: MovingU Fitness returns in Rogersville

The region offers a host of recreational opportunities and family activities throughout the year. Here are some local happenings and signups you might want to check out. MovingU Fitness returns in Rogersville ROGERSVILLE — The Rogersville Parks and Recreation Department offers MovingU Fitness on Mondays at 6 p.m. at the parks and recreation building. Join certified trainer Neal Ewing for a workout focused on cardio and light weight training. The cost is $5 per session, payable on site. To learn more, call the Parks and Recreation Office at 423-272-2545 or email parks@rogersvilletn.gov. Basketball signups underway in Church Hill CHURCH HILL — Youth league basketball signups are underway for Church Hill Parks and Recreation. The coed league is open to youth ages 4-6. The registration fee is $30. The deadline to register is Friday, Dec. 11. Sign up online at churchhilltn.gov or stop by City Hall. For more details, call 423-358-8162 or email recdirector@churchhilltn.gov. Church Hill volleyball registration open CHURCH HILL — Signups are now open for youth league volleyball through Church Hill Parks and Recreation. The deadline to sign up is Friday Dec. 11. Leagues offered will be for grades 3-5 coed and grades 6-8 coed. The fee is $30

Rogersville, TN · 1d

TheSmokies.com

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Veterans Day in the Smokies 2026: Free Park Day, Ceremonies and Military Discounts

Veterans Day falls on a Wednesday this year, Nov. 11, 2026. If you're a veteran, or you're traveling with one, the Smokies make a good place to spend it. You get a free day in the national park, a long-running ceremony in Gatlinburg and a handful of military discounts at attractions in Pigeon Forge , Gatlinburg and Sevierville . Here's what we could confirm for 2026, and where to double-check before you go. Free parking in the Smokies on Veterans Day Great Smoky Mountains National Park never charges an entrance fee, but you normally need a parking tag ($5 a day, $15 a week or $40 a year) to park anywhere in the park for more than 15 minutes. Nov. 11 is one of the Park Service's 2026 fee-free days, and the park says parking tags will not be required on those dates . Rangers still enforce the other parking rules, so don't park on the shoulder or in a no-parking zone. Popular trailheads still fill up early, even in November. Nov. 11 is the last fee-free day of 2026. On every other day, keep in mind that a Military Pass or any other America the Beautiful pass doesn't replace

Gatlinburg, TN · 1d

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Knox County woman mistakenly flagged as convicted felon during early voting

After 18 years away from the ballot box, Stephanie White was ready to make her voice heard. But when she went to Knox County's Downtown West polling location during early voting, workers told her she was flagged in the system as a convicted felon. "He turned the screen so that...

Knox County, TN · 1d

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Republican State Representative David Hawk Disputes Democratic Party Post-Election Numbers

Republican and State Representative David Hawk is debating statistics released by the local Democratic Party the day after the mid-term elections on Tuesday. In a note sent to Radio Greeneville News on Thursday evening Hawk said, “It has come to my attention that in her message related to the November 3rd elections” (which was reported by Radio Greeneville News on Thursday), “Greene County Democratic Party Leader Cheryl Summers suggests Greene County Democrats “celebrate” because “they made progress here in rural Red Tennessee”. She is remarkably wrong in her assessment. Greene County vote totals for Democrats were nearly the same or actually decreased in most circumstances, when comparing 2024 and 2026 November General Elections.

Greene County, TN · 1d

WBIR

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A look at the airport gate in Orlando before flight 925 to Knoxville

Orlando, FL · 17h