Tennessee banks are monitoring the coronavirus (COVID-19) situation closely and taking aggressive steps to protect their customers and staff.
Greeneworx, formerly The Mulch Pit, is open under new ownership at the existing location of The Mulch Pit, 2900 W. Andrew Johnson Highway.
Local banks are taking steps to limit personal exposure of employees and customers in light of the COVID-19 outbreak.
Construction crews are hard at work to make sure that Workout Anytime is ready to open next month.
A Greeneville native who started his hotel career at the historic General Morgan Inn 15 years ago while a college student has been named the new general manager.
Brumley’s Expressions, a new boutique now open at 1884 Asheville Highway, is owned and run by Debbie Cutshaw Tweed and Ashley Tweed Davis.
LGM Enterprises, parent company of North Carolina-based flyExclusive, a provider of private jet charter travel, has acquired Greeneville-based Sky Night LLC, according to a news release.
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The Christian Book & Gift Shop is celebrating its 50th year of operation in Greeneville.
Amidst last month’s rain and at times, “blizzard” conditions, Tammy Kinser, Tourism Director for the Greene County Partnership was featured on a panel for the 2020 Hospitality TN Blizzard Conference in Nashville.
Tim Chester and Roger Lane recently joined Bryan’s Barber Shop, 112 Austin St. Chester is a licensed master originally from Mccomb, Mississippi, and a Tusculum University alumnus. Lane is a licensed master barber and Greene County native.
Nick Rideout has joined Greeneville Real Estate and Auction Team, 210 W. Summer St. as an affiliate broker. Rideout has lived in Greeneville since 2011. Having completed the required licensing process with the Federal Aviation Administration, he also owns Nick Rideout Photography, providing …
Jarden Zinc Products, based in Greeneville, has changed its name to ARTAZN LLC, and its parent company has changed its name from Jarden Process Solutions to a Jadex Inc., according to a news release.
Ballad Health Medical Associates OB/GYN and Women’s Health, formerly Women’s Center of Greeneville, recently opened its new facility at 1424 Tusculum Blvd.
The Tourism Council is proud to spotlight the local business of Greeneville Antique Market in this month’s column because it is very popular with tourists.
Century 21 Real Estate LLC recently recognized Century 21 Legacy of Greeneville and several of its agents with awards, according to a news release.
Closely following the big changes that have revitalized the Greeneville Commons, a new restaurant quietly appeared between Pal’s and GNC in January.
Moody’s Investors Service affirmed its Baa1 revenue bond rating with a positive outlook for Ballad Health on Feb. 12, according to a press release.
CENTURY 21 Legacy, headquartered in Greeneville at 93 N. Rufe Taylor Rd., was named winner of the Platinum and Five Star awards by Cartus Broker Services for outstanding performance in employee relocation assistance in 2019.
MURFREESBORO — An automobile tariffs study from MTSU’s Business and Economic Research Center shows that the Volunteer State’s largest manufacturing sector would take a noticeable hit if President Donald Trump moves forward with threats to impose such sanctions on trade partners.
Looking for a romantic spot to get engaged? Look no further than the historic General Morgan Inn in downtown Greeneville.
Four Life Care Center of Greeneville, 725 Crum St., employees have been recognized with awards for their hard work and dedication in the last year.
Nova’s Sushi Bar & Grille, 1337 Tusculum Blvd. #20, recently opened in the Greeneville Commons serving Japanese food.
State Farm Agent Jaron Snoeyenbos, 2560 E. Andrew Johnson Highway, is donating two food items on the Greeneville Community Ministry’s top needs list for every new auto insurance quote, according to information provided by Snoeyenbos.
Greeneville attorney Corey Shipley is “a rising star in business,” announced The Business Journal of Tri-Cities, which presented the “40 Under Forty” Class of 2019 in its December edition
Melody Dunn, senior recruiter for Chattanooga-based Covenant has been named one of three finalists for Transport Topics’ Recruiting Professional of the Year award. The award recognizes recruiting and retention professionals who have excelled in their field.
The Covenant Barn at Pates Hill Manor, 5250 Pates Hill Road, is a new wedding and special events venue in Mosheim.
Brooks Malone, 3260 Asheville Highway, is sponsoring and mentoring Chuckey-Doak High School’s team in next month’s Battle of the Build competition in Johnson City.
Consumer Credit Union is inviting the community to come to its headquarters on Friday to help recognize Sam Miller at his retirement.
The Greeneville Sun newsroom has undergone some changes recently. The news team has added three new members whose names will all be familiar to regular readers.
Still Waters Antiques, a new antiques mall sharing the Signs Plus building at 708 E. Church St., features a variety of antiques and vintage items, and owner Kritter Malone said she especially loves to see customers find things that take them back to their childhood.
Andy Hatfield has been named the newest managing partner of Blackburn, Childers & Steagall, CPAs. Tommy Greer, who has served as managing partner for over 25 years, will still be actively involved in the firm.
Eastman Credit Union purchased 2.5 acres Tuesday from Bewley Properties Inc. to build a second ECU branch at 845 W. Andrew Johnson Highway next to Aubrey’s restaurant in the Towne Crossing development area.
As the new year approaches, the Rural Resources Farm & Food Education Center is beginning a new program to help residents start or expand entrepreneurship. The organization is partnering with Co.Starters and AccelNow and will hold a nine-week course to help people develop and fine-tune i…
In December, the Greene County Partnership welcomed five new members:
Main Street: Greeneville Inc. has announced winners of its inaugural wreath-decorating contest.
First Horizon (formerly First Tennessee Bank) hosted a meet and greet gathering Wednesday to introduce Operation Hope services locally.
Three local Food City Employees have been recognized by the grocery chain for their volunteerism. They now have an opportunity to advance, with one of the chain’s employees ultimately being receiving the Claude P. Varney Humanitarian Award.
Effective Jan. 1, the firm of Bryce Holder in Boone North Carolina, will join Blackburn, Childers and Steagall, according to a news release. Holder plans to work part-time through at least 2022.
Longtime Consumer Credit Union President and CEO Sam Miller will retire effective Dec. 31, Royce Graham, chairman of the credit union’s board of directors, announced in a news release.
Andrew Johnson Bank has earned a “5-Star Superior Rating” from bank rating firm BauerFinancial, its highest rating for financial strength and stability, according to a news release.
This Saturday is the 10th Annual Shop Small Saturday sponsored by American Express. This event was started 10 years ago on the Saturday after Thanksgiving to encourage shoppers to bring more holiday shopping to local small businesses.
A ceremonial groundbreaking for a major auto dealership expansion at 1055 W. Andrew Johnson Highway occurred last week as Gateway Ford Lincoln Nissan launched what owner Lennie Lawson described as more than a physical expansion.
Precision Turning Specialties, formerly M & M Specialties, is celebrating 10 years under the leadership of Hans M. Peters.
SumiRiko-Tennessee was recognized for its efforts that resulted in more efficient and environmentally friendly compressed air system with a cover story in an industry magazine.
The General Morgan Inn & Conference Center has received an honorable mention as one of the “Best Meeting Sites in the South” from ConventionSouth, a national multimedia resource for event planners.
Leslie Crutcher of Divine Styles Mobile Salon has been doing hair for 30 years. Now, she has her own salon at 920 W. Main St. where she specializes in hair care and offers a range of services.
State Rep. David Hawk (R-5) was presented the Guardian of Small Business award on Tuesday by the Tennessee office of the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB).
First Horizon National Corporation's effort to bring its family of companies under a unified brand name is taking another step locally.
Doughty-Stevens Funeral Home was recently sold by Paxus Services Inc. to Heritage Tennessee, LLC, a Delaware-based company, at the listed amount of $3.17 million.
Imagine you are a business traveler or tourist staying tonight at the General Morgan Inn. You look out your window and see hundreds of little ghouls and goblins roaming the downtown sidewalks in search of treats. If that traveler steps out to Main Street, she would notice the bright lights o…
