The cattle barn at the Greene County Fairgrounds at midday Friday resembled a spa for cattle, as presenters in cattle shows upcoming that afte…
After Joseph D. Hale allegedly fired gunshots at a Greeneville police officer Thursday, law enforcement agencies worked seamlessly together un…
Michael Christopher Grinstead, 34, charged in connection with the 2020 death of an infant in his care, entered guilty pleas Thursday in Greene…
Ballad Health has instituted a voluntary “badge buddies” policy at their hospitals and clinics. This includes Greeneville Community Hospital.
Ballad Health is sounding the alarm on a possible new COVID-19 wave in the region fueled by the delta variant of the virus.
As Dustin Jeffers embarks on a new chapter in his professional life as Mosheim Police Department chief, the search for his replacement has sta…
Because of the years I spent writing fiction, I’ve developed a habit of applying imagination to situations, places and people I hear about or …
July rolled around quickly and now will be gone by day’s end. As the saying goes, “It was here and gone before we knew it.” As I have related,…
Brandon R. Weeks picked the wrong day to try and elude law enforcement.
Brandon R. Weeks picked the wrong day to try and elude law enforcement.
Early voting for the Greeneville municipal election concludes Saturday at noon.
Early voting for the Greeneville municipal election concludes Saturday at noon.
The Greeneville Board of Mayor and Aldermen will consider giving final approval to a hotel/motel tax at its meeting Tuesday.
Brumley’s Restaurant, located in the General Morgan Inn at 111 N. Main St., will close the week of Sept. 6-14, hotel management announced.
The Greeneville Zoning Commission will meet Tuesday morning at 8:30 a.m. in the Greeneville Light and Power Building.
Greeneville police continue an investigation into a shooting shortly before 10 p.m. Thursday in the 200 block of Pinecrest Drive.
