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The job of combining two separate hospitals into one most certainly doesn’t come without its challenges.
With the hospital merger happening in Greeneville, Tammy Albright, the CEO of Takoma and Laughlin hospitals, says she and her transition leadership team have been working hard to iron out any issues that arise and make the process continues as smoothly as possible.
Tennessee is one of 15 states that do not offer tax credits as incentives for rehabilitation of of historic buildings. But, there will be legislation introduced in the upcoming session of the state’s General Assembly to change that fact.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol continues an investigation into a four-vehicle crash with multiple injuries about 2:50 p.m. Sunday on West Main Street near Ricker Avenue.
The Greene County Board of Education’s Curriculum Committee worked through a lengthy agenda at its regular meeting Thursday.
A traffic stop on Sunday morning resulted additional charges for a Greeneville man. According to a Greeneville police report, Lynn Kesterson was stopped by officers about 1:25 a.m. Sunday after he was reportedly observed driving a car with expired tags. A records of check of Kesterson found …
Members of the Greeneville Light & Power System Board of Directors will meet Jan. 28 as two different entities.
Glen Allen Deyton, 42, of 490 Friendship Road, was charged Sunday morning by sheriff’s deputies with domestic assault and resisting arrest.
The Greene County Insurance Committee will meet Wednesday.
Matthew Christopher Cutshaw, 30, was charged shortly after 1 p.m. Sunday by Greeneville police with drug possession offenses following a traffic stop on Snapps Ferry Road at Forest Hills Drive.
The civil lawsuit filed in 2017 by local district attorneys general naming pharmaceutical companies that allegedly contribute to East Tennessee’s opioid addiction epidemic is slowly advancing through the courts.
George Wurtzel thought of a Japanese saying as he stood in front of the former Dixie Cleaners building on East Church Street: “Good things come in threes.”
Free tax preparation with IRS-certified volunteers begins Jan. 28, sponsored by a partnership of Appalachian Community Federal Credit Union and Tusculum University.
SPRING HILL – The University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture will host the Bull Test Sale on Jan. 25.
NEW ORLEANS – Tyson Raper is the 2019 Beltwide Extension Cotton Specialist of the Year. Raper is an assistant professor of cotton and small grain production with the University of Tennessee Institute of Agriculture.
Camellia is a shrub prized for its showy flowers in the South’s winter landscape and its glossy evergreen leaves that stay a deep, shiny green all year.
WINGATE, N.C. – Tusculum University senior Donovan Donaldson poured in a career-high 32 points to lead the Pioneers to an 80-77 overtime win at Wingate on Saturday afternoon in South Atlantic Conference men’s basketball at Cuddy Arena.
Four Greeneville wrestlers took home individual championships on Saturday at the Greeneville Invitational.
Despite getting three 3-pointers and a game-high 19 points from Breezy Savage, the North Greene Lady Huskies fell 55-53 to the Unaka Lady Rangers in girls basketball on Friday night.
The second half of the Blue Ridge Conference regular season basketball schedule began Friday night, and Coach Terry Hoese was tickled his South Greene Rebels started out the back half of the schedule the same way they did the first half: with a win over Cumberland Gap.
MOSHEIM – Kyler Clowers scored 17 points and Lucas Bennett added 14 points as the West Greene Buffaloes recorded a huge 60-53 conference win over Grainger on Friday night.
Tyler Russell Stewart and Madeline Elizabeth “Maddie” Morrell, both of Nashville, were married Dec. 30, 2018.
The Andrew Johnson Women’s Club met Jan. 8 at the clubhouse, which had been transformed into a winter wonderland theme with snowmen, lighted trees and vintage women’s fashions.
Schedule of upcoming events at the Roby Fitzgerald Adult Center.
This Sunday, the price of mailing a letter goes up a whole nickel, from 50 to 55 cents. I remember the national outcry when it went up a penny, from 5 to 6 cents. “I’ll just drive down to the bank to pay my light bill, this is ridiculous,” some folks said. But eventually the shock wore off, …
Our topic for today: three stories and a letter.
On a cold day in November 2018, a severely matted and emaciated Chow Chow-Shar Pei mix dog was found on the side of the road. It was obvious that this starving girl was deaf, mostly blind and very elderly. Had she not been found, she would have certainly died that night.
Happy New Year, everyone! It is a great time of year and also the traditional time to commit to working on positive changes for our life and health. Hopefully some information in this column, and future columns, will provide you with suggestions and specific examples and/or recommendations f…
Hans Andersen passed away peacefully Friday morning at his hom…
Julia Ann Hackler, 58, of Greeneville, passed away Wednesday a…
Margaret “Cookie” Holland, 70, of Mosheim, the Orebank communi…
Tom Kelley, 47, of Ft. Mill, South Carolina, formerly of Moshe…
Robert Keith Burger, 59, of Boone Drive, Greeneville, passed a…
BRISTOL — Alma Ruth Cobble Carter passed away at Bristol Regio…
JOHNSON CITY — John William Graham, 77, of Johnson City, met h…
