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We Ranked The 10 Best Breakfast Restaurants In The Morristown, Tennessee Area And Here Is Who Made The Cut

One coffee shop on this list is named after Beethoven, who reportedly counted out exactly 60 beans for his morning cup. I love that a composer’s odd habit ended up on a sign in East Tennessee. That was just the start of the surprises. One spot serves French toast...

Morristown, TN · 1d
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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 · 2d
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Former Hamblen County Teacher Indicted on Charge of Exploitation of a Minor

CLAIBORNE COUNTY, Tenn. (WOKI / WVLT) — A former Hamblen County teacher who resigned during a criminal investigation has been indicted in Claiborne County. According to court documents, 25-year-old Ryan Lawson was indicted on Oct. 28 on one count of exploitation of a minor by electronic means. Lawson worked...

Hamblen County, TN · 1d
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Pigeon Forge park temporarily closed due to ‘nuisance bear’

PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Wear Farm Park is temporarily closed and wildlife officers are investigating because of what the city referred to Saturday afternoon as a “nuisance bear.” According to the City of Pigeon Forge, the park closed Saturday to allow Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency staff to address a “nuisance bear” that was reported […]

Pigeon Forge, TN · 2d

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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 · 2d

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NaanStop Indian Cuisine Opens November 11 at BIR Travel Center in Dandridge – 30% Off Veterans and Active Military

NaanStop Indian Cuisine Opens November 11 at BIR Travel Center in Dandridge. A new dining destination is arriving in Jefferson County as NaanStop Indian Cuisine officially opens on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at the BIR Travel Center, conveniently located on Interstate 40 at Exit 412 in Dandridge, Tennessee. The opening...

Dandridge, TN · 1d

The Newport Plain Talk

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Eagles’ postgame more subdued as business takes over

COSBY — If the prior week’s postgame celebration was a party, Friday night’s was more like a business meeting. Eight days after the Cosby High School football team celebrated at Virgil Ball Stadium’s scoreboard with the cheerleaders and the student section after clinching the Region 1-1A championship with a 44-21 victory over Jellico on Oct. 29, the Eagles followed up their first-ever TSSAA 1A state playoff win over Midway 48-8 in a far more subdued manner. For the second week in a row, there were fireworks in the sky, but the emotions that go along with wrapping up a league title were far more in check after Cosby’s inaugural postseason triumph as the team remained focus on the task ahead, already beginning to think about a second-round matchup with Whitwell this Friday. “Last week, I think it was more emotional,” Eagles head coach Levi Cooper said. “You play those same teams every year. There was a lot of chatter back-and-forth and that makes it a big deal. We have an extremely mature football team. The way we handled our business tonight kind of led to the subdued celebration. We came out and executed at a really high level in all

Cosby, TN · 2d

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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 · 2d

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THP Investigating Saturday Morning Accident On Snapps Ferry Road

The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating a single vehicle wreck early Saturday morning on Snapps Ferry Road in Greene County. In addition to THP, also responding was Greeneville/Greene County EMS, the Greeneville Emergency and Rescue Squad, the Greene County Sheriff’s Department and Tusculum Volunteer Fire Department. The truck involved in the wreck which came to rest upside down on top of a guardrail, was stabilized by emergency personnel in order to allow for extrication of the victim.

Greeneville, TN · 1d

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Greeneville Eye Clinic Closing Effective November 30

Greeneville Eye Clinic will be closing effective November 30. The office is located at 1406 Tusculum Boulevard, Medical Office Building 2, Suite 1000. A letter from the office to patients is being mailed. The letter may be viewed below:. Dear Patient,. We are writing to inform you that Greeneville Eye...

Greeneville, TN · 1d

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Pigeon Forge Hosts Winterfest Celebration Nov. 13 at Patriot Park

Pigeon Forge is throwing open the gates on its holiday season next Friday, November 13, with a free Winterfest Celebration at Patriot Park running from 4 to 8 p.m. The event mixes live music, ice skating, a Christmas market, Santa's live reindeer and a fireworks finale into one evening meant to celebrate the city's winter lights season in style.

Pigeon Forge, TN · 2d

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PHOTO GALLERY: Lady Chiefs finish fifth in state; Boyd breaks Cherokee school record

MEMPHIS — Sophomore Anna Mae Boyd peaked at the perfect time to break the Cherokee High School 5K record and lead the Lady Chiefs to a fifth-place finish in the TSSAA Division 1 Class AA Cross Country State Championships on Friday, Nov. 6, at Shelby Farms Park in Memphis. The fifth-place team finish is the top team finish in school history for Cherokee’s cross country program, which featured a roster of five sophomores and two seniors in the 24-team field at the state meet. “The fact that (most of us) get to run together for two more years is really exciting,” said Boyd. “Everybody’s really good at cheering each other on and pushing each other to do our best.” It was the Lady Chiefs’ second consecutive trip to the Class AA state meet, following back-to-back Section 1 championships. Boyd led the way, finishing 18th in the 175-competitor field with the school-record time of 20:00.97. It was 37 seconds faster than her previous best and broke the Cherokee all-time 5K record set by Harper Russell in 2015. Sophomore Kenady Deal ran a season’s best 20:39.69 to finish 25th overall. Sophomore Elin Bryan finished 68th in 22:25.22. Senior Elizabeth Coward finished 73rd

Rogersville, TN · 14h

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Rogersville Veterans Parade is a big hit

Anyone who’s been around here any length of time knows Rogersville can throw a parade with the best of them. Every July 4 and Christmas, Tennessee’s second-oldest town puts on a show. So it came as no surprise that a special Veterans Parade held as part of the America 250 celebration this year also made a lot special memories. “The Veterans Parade was a tremendous success!” said event coordinator Beth Metz. “We were overwhelmed by the community support, participation, and enthusiasm shown throughout the day. It was truly heartwarming to see everyone come together to honor and celebrate our veterans.” Hawkins County veterans of all branches of the US Armed Forces were invited to take part, and all were represented in the parade, which began at East Rogersville Baptist Church and went down Main Street before ending at First Baptist Church of Rogersville on Saturday morning. In addition to those riding in the parade, the marching bands from Cherokee, Clinch, and Volunteer high schools marched together for this special event. Two veterans, Herbert Payelian (US Army, 1952-54, Korea) and Bill Bradley (1945-47, 1950-53, WW2/Korea) served as the Grand Marshals. Marking the pathway were 152 banners, each recognizing an individual veteran

Rogersville, TN · 13h

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University of Tennessee ROTC cadets hold hero workout for Army Staff Sgt. Ryan Knauss

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - University of Tennessee ROTC cadets held a “hero workout” in memory of Army Staff Sgt. Ryan Knauss, a special operations soldier from Corryton who was killed in an attack at Kabul’s airport in 2021, on Monday. Knauss was 23 when he and 12...

Knoxville, TN · 12h

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Durham-Hensley Health And Rehabilitation Celebrates 75th Anniversary

Durham-Hensley Health and Rehabilitation in Chuckey celebrated its 75th anniversary on Friday evening. Local officials Greene County Mayor Kevin Morrison, Greeneville Mayor Cal Doty, and Greene County Sheriff David Beverly attended the special anniversary event. Morrison presented a proclamation and county challenge token to the facility’s owner Kathie Hensley Ball.

Chuckey, TN · 1d