Kingston, TN News

• Kingston, TN News
• Miffed attorney wants look at sheriff’s emails
• Harriman cashing in on sales of city properties
• TVA dedicating 9/11 memorial with WTC steel
• Cellphone video shows man exposing self to youth
• Kingston leader charged with DUI
• Tedder resigns council position
• Getting a jump on summer fun
• Miller erupts over proposed job loss
• Rockwood budget rejected
• A solemn remembrance
• Raises possible for county employees
• McGriff says goodbye
• Bad-burger caller a no-show
• Krazy Camp
• TOP COLLEGE
• Roane State groundbreaking in Oak Ridge
• No charges in Cawood profanity tirade
• Grads say farewell to high school
• Rockwood dismissal suits vice mayor
• Accusations fly in assessor’s race
• Ex-Buckinghams singer to perform for the Princess
• Kids call fowl on Fun Day
• Embattled Rockwood administrator offers budget
• School board takes tax increase off the table
• Aytes getting lower salary, short contract
• Dad of tot says he was rarely home
• Change a common theme among state House candidates
• Police Explorers help sick girl
• Tip foils prank at Rockwood High
• Longtime Rockwood employee’s position cut
• Rockwood financial crisis
• Many TVA reservoirs low due to little rainfall
• Oak Ridge Reservation issues complicate cleanup
• Ash spill workshops continue
• Kingston ponders beer law change
• NRC holding meeting on Watts Bar Unit 2
• State rep runners sound off
• Roane schools may need multi-year tax hike
• Just-hired Rockwood official may get ax
• New lot provides more courthouse parking
• Kingston bank robbery suspect also accused in Indiana spree
• Count on math for a fun time
• Kingston 9-cent tax hike over 1st hurdle
• Collier on the mend
• Police chief’s daughter charged with burglary
• Taking it easy on a Cruise-In afternoon
• Higher taxes draw ire of ex-officials
• TVA still plans small reactor
• Chief logs 25 years with Kingston police force
• Kingston expects to shift gears on leftover waterline funding
• John C. Henry memory honored at state level
• Alleged bank robber caught
• Mauled boy faces long recovery
• Student dies of spinal meningitis
• It’s time to celebrate tasty weed
• United Way has Fun Day at RSCC
• Hear music, support fireworks in Kingston
• Dogs that bit boy set to be euthanized
• Firefighter sets nine fires?
• Child’s death from severe malnutrition
• Rockwood to talk utility finances today
• 2-year-old’s death under investigation
• No signs of foul play in death of Kingston baby
• GOP candidate says Dem votes part of the past
• Kingston going for 9-cent hike on land tax rate
• Aytes chosen to lead Roane schools
• LAST CHANCE: Mother-daughter look-alikes
• Fleischmann reacts to vandalism
• Bitter rivals mourn teen together
• Aytes appointed new director of schools
• UPDATED w/second holdup: Bank of America in Kingston robbed
• Local man or N.C. official?
• Hurley’s welfare drug-test bill gets legislative approval
• Legal bills footed for Rockwood official
• Rockwood man charged in bank robbery
• Student falls from truck, dies
• UPDATED w/other second holdup: Bank of America in Kingston robbed
• Bank of America in Kingston robbed
• Kingston to look at beer laws
• OS vice principal charge dismissed
• Grinding crash involved official’s wife
• Mayfield son gets ticket for tire cut
• Mullins suing county, owes taxes
• Henry Center namesake passes away
• Yager drug bill passes
• Look-alike contests on again
• Relay for Life update
• Still three ash spill workshops to go
• Rockwood bank robbed
• Mayfield touts business experience in campaign stop
• Mayfield campaign goes sour
• UPDATED WITH CHARGES: Mayfield's son admits to vandalizing congressional opponent vehicle
• Sex offender wasn’t supposed to be released
• Walking in the sun
• Teachers vote for collaborative conferencing through RCEA
• Roane State’s Goff to speak on military service
• Boys & Girls Club effort gains ground
• Kingston eyes 12-cent tax rate hike
• Rockwood official quits
• Registered sex offender runs afoul of the law
• Hurley stands by bill to test those seeking state assistance
• Truck crash, scattered roofing materials snarl traffic on I-40
• Rockwood leaders making big-dollar decisions tonight
• Fire destroys home of riverboat head
• Mistake complicates road project
• Remembering fallen officers
• Overall crime down, according TBI report
• Look-alike contests on again
• Theater’s date card filling fast
• Retiring hospital administrator Gann surprised
• Cruisin' in Harriman
• Rockwood seeks to build public restrooms
• 64 years of Dyllis winding down
• Slain man’s mother shares pain
• $5.45 million awarded in civil trial finding Houstons liable for ridealong's death
• Suspect stunned, pulled from closet
• Famed Ariz. sheriff holds suspect for Roane
• Testimony in Houston civil case begins
• Correction
• Kingston abandons in-lieu-of-tax notion
• Leffew new Rockwood city attorney
• Students pay tribute to Holocaust victims
• Aytes among school director finalists
• Congressman to attend VA hospital talk
• Class rabbit painted, killed
• Woman claims fatal shot accident
• Trifecta of fun set for May 12
• Ghosts may aid old building
• Another scenic route planned through Roane
• Victim dies in Kingston domestic violence case
• Still time for a Princess Theatre tour
• Information at hand on court clerk’s website
• Man who killed mother now free
• Kingston police investigating homicide
• Bogus bills show up at 2 businesses over recent weeks
• Airport heading to Heritage Center
• Kingston wants in-lieu-of-tax $$ from county
• Road supt. candidates tout their experience
• With a song in their hearts
• Ben*Jam sweeps music awards on state, national level
• $1.25 million loan needed to comply with order
• Three file to challenge Hurley
• School board to be a hot race
• Sheriff’s office hours changing on Monday
• Robbery suspect arrested again on hearing day
• Support urged at VA hospital meeting
• Don’t buy into offer of $89 for property deed
• Obstacles kept Barnett case on court docket for nearly five years
• Leffew up to go from judge to city attorney
• Ark. man killed in I-40 crash
• Houstons again a no-show
• Family upset over Barnett verdict
• Harriman Fire Dept. raising funds for vehicle
• Parking around courthouse going to one hour
• Woman’s 911 call on burger beef lands her in jail
• Aytes, Rose, Woody make top 10 cut
• Relay for Life roadblock set Saturday in Harriman
• TVA to sound sirens in test Thursday
• Men injured when scaffold tips at school
• No charges in fatal Rockwood accident
• Amateur vintner enjoys fruits of labor
• Guilty man released in mom’s death
• Schools director search narrowed to 10
• Schools director candidates narrowed to 10
• Massengill still deciding on school board
• Kingston YMCA has been long-sought-after project
• New policy bans pets at courthouse
• Kingston’s A1 debt rating highest possible
• Tom Pierce administrative leave extended
• News story puts hitch in murder trial
• Beating suspect named
• New regs take aim at pain facilities
• ‘He treated her horrible’
• Help sought for Willard Park Cemetery upkeep
• Schools needs may require tax hike, officials warn
• Hands of Mercy food drive set
• Auditors clarify Rockwood irregularities
• Kingston mistake meant lower tax bills
• Line insurance not a municipal thing, local utility warns
• Kingston man severely beaten
• Cancer survivor tribute part of Roane relay
• Judge renders not-guilty verdict in rape trial
• Rarity gets new name, county gets old taxes
• Physicians join fight against drugs
• Kingston OKs buy for new city hall
• Relay for Life: Register teams by Tuesday to help Roane fight cancer
• Hwy. 27 communities aspire to a Route 66 rebirth
• Tiger Haven suit moved to Loudon
• Assessor hopefuls describe strategies
• Rockwood rounds up narcotics suspects
• Middle-schoolers get taste of college at Roane State
• Preservation committee seeks new direction
• Hurley’s dog ejected from courthouse
• Harriman’s daring $1 offer
• CORRECTIONS
• Morris murder case awaits evidence
• Dodd gets time in child rape
• Harriman United Methodist’s Lenten luncheon
• TVA holding ash spill workshops
• Golden arches to locate in Rockwood
• Lawsuit against Houstons moved
• Woman flees to avoid arrest
• Kingston may act on one-hour parking around courthouse
• Veterans lobby for VA hospital in old Harriman facility
• Woman arrested in statutory rape of 13-year-old boy
• Dinner to benefit Humane Society
• From dentist’s chair to health career
• More clarity called for in county fire chief situation
• Santorum wins in Roane, TN
• Assessor candidate protest aimed at incumbent
• Kingston not giving up on grants
• Troublesome waterline poses question
• Man killed in single-car accident
• Princess grand opening March 22
• Goff to leave Roane State
• Utilities maintain city holding on to TVA funding
• Sentence raises questions
• Sewer rate hike looking certain for Rockwood
• Miller's prison sentence takes meth addiction to a higher level: 'It's a curse'
• Plea deal in works for man accused of raping 4-year-old
• VW center set to break ground
• Early Dunn director Harris now has home named in her honor
• Kingston Fossil Plant testing sirens Thursday
• THP district led by Oliver Springs woman named top in the state
• Rehab grants to help in Harriman
• College center serves meals, souls
• E-911 visit satisfies official
• Meeting set on director of schools search
• Venue change sought in Houston lawsuit
• VW center in Roane
• Hospital to get new leadership
• Work on Harriman's crown jewel
• Margrave bridge going to cost Harriman
• No problems with photo IDs during early voting
• Second lady Biden, U.S. labor secretary applaud RSCC during Harriman stop
• Guns among Pierce buys
• Candidate forum set on county offices
• New hospital has magnetic effect
• Tavern death charges increased
• Second Lady Biden visits Roane County
• False-records contractor gets light sentence
• Traffic stop leads to meth charge
• ISO delays irk Blair fire officials
• Pierce audit needs expert
• Jill Biden to visit TTC in Harriman
• New ruling may affect Kingston sewer grant plans
• Rockwood dept. head on leave
• Soccer scam warning by FBI
• Harriman OKs dorm-style living
• Roane may have local state rep choice
• Harriman officials debate forgiveness
• Wording discrepancy clouds fire chief issue
• Severe weather week set
• Kingston Fossil Plant to test sirens Thursday
• Shedding light on dark topic
• Kingston seeks to revise travel policy
• County delays Rose vote
• Rockwood finances appear shaky
• There she is ... Mrs. Signature ...
• Move away from No Child Left Behind may benefit Roane schools
• Kingwood fails to meet low-income funding criteria
• TVA pulls funding for OES worker
• Never Too Old To Learn: Seniors on high-tech path in Mid-East’s computer classes
• Input sought in school director search
• The family that plays together ...
• Kingston sewer plant expansion officially on
• TVA head designates county meeting to VP
• Medical examiner calls county’s drug issue ‘real bad’
• Continued case for OS asst. principal
• Whooping cranes take flight
• Street name change memorializes late RHS football coach
• Roane County man’s career spans cutting-edge technology
• Sheriff hires former inspector to work at jail
• Rockwood lists benefits of I-40 access
• If title fits, wear it
• OSHS asst. principal ‘good person’
• New complex stigma undeserved, management says
• Appeals court stands behind decision to dismiss Houston suit
• TVA disputing inspector agents’ interview records
• Kirkham: Recording backs firing claim
• I-40 mtg. set for Monday
• School officials sort out contracts
• Opponent once was Kirkham's employee
• Crowded field no bother for property assessor
• Roane State has book sale in Oak Ridge
• Valentines married 68 years
• Dollar General employee’s alleged theft caught on camera
• Scam: No $1 million for life with this deal
• TVA urges caution on Swan Pond
• Teachers get good scores
• Gallaher gains more jail time on probation charge
• Rockwood Housing: Opponents decry low-income apartments
• Qualls no stranger to Roane in search for school director
• Enthusiastic Eaton top lawman for 2011
• Bolling vacating OS post
• Wading right in
• Agency strives to help families find right path
• Accident devastates horse owner
• Rockwood hires Ruppe as recorder
• OS assistant principal arrested
• Roane gets TDEC grant for used oil
• Rockwood moves ahead on its Interstate 40 mission
• Ethics charges against Peggy Evans dismissed
• McKinney column moves
• Consumer group head to speak
• Ellis won’t run for state rep
• Loudon body not from Roane
• Parking lot slaying suspect gets lawyer
• McCoin: Facebook group not a tool to kick off Ellis bid
• Fund established for hurt firefighter
• Parker elected for schools, leaves city legacy of progress
• ‘Electrical’ needs hamper cameras
• Rockwood officials lobbying for more stable road to I-40
• April 16 trial in mom's suit against Houstons
• Loudon remains could lead to closure
• Harriman man held on murder charge
• Roane State to hold health care job fair
• County whole in district
• Schools respond to bullying lawsuit
• Traffic pattern changes at Rockwood's cloverleaf intersection
• Harriman eyes downtown grants
• City officials reject boarding house proposal
• Housing grant could put walkways in Kingwood
• Alleged pill peddler indicted
• 911-dispatch office wants more money
• Weekly papers to end
• School funding pinch predicted
• Roane wants in interlocal group
• Harriman passes on annexing Child's Memorial, Emory Gap
• Fort Southwest Point a spirited kind of place?
• Temperance Building a trendy haunt
• Election factor in finding director
• More time requested in TVA trial
• Firefighter critical after hitting horse
• Education, immigration on legislators’ radars
• No wrong found in restrained man’s death
• County Dems open office
• Cameras watch I-40 slide area
• Ellis may run for state rep
• Redistricting opponents emerge
• Happy trails to Tidwell and 2 streets
• Vice mayor back to city business after training to be park ranger
• Harriman wants old papermill site on list of Priorities
• Police say man threatened to kill workers at sandwich shop
• Developers again suing Harriman official
• Say ‘cheese’! Cameras doing the job, but only half have been installed
• Apartment fire over pizza place
• 13-year-old top firefighter for Blair VFD
• Woman’s Oak Ridge job was part of much larger mission
• Republicans split Roane district
• TVA’s board shrinks by three people
• Unused shelter not a bad thing
• Man charged with sexual exploitation
• Mike Farmer heading up program at RSCC
• Illness kills woman in jail
• Blood tests to increase in DUIs
• East Tenn. coach gets care charge for area schools
• Youthful new use slated for old Roane jail
• Effort to oust Rockwood officials fails
• Support breaks abuse cycle
• Sustainable Roane: Energy, recycling initiatives abound
• Resolve to be ready if disaster strikes in 2012
• Wandering child’s uncle sentenced
• More sue TVA over ash spill
• We predict 2012’s top stories
• A family affair
• County wins grant for HVAC work
• Gun fired by woman who unliked boyfriend’s Facebooking
• Harriman church burglar nabbed
• Hines still to get city paycheck
• Surplus projected in school construction
• Woman gets dose of pepper spray
• Alleged huffer nabbed after leading chase
• Pursuit ends with arrest of man who tried to run over Oak Ridge officer
• Scam artists claim to be utility workers
• Yager opposed to changes in Sunshine Law
• HPD to hold online auction
• Santa visits Roane
• Swan Pond sports fields years off
• Secret Santa pays off layaways
• Rockwood’s Hines changing hats
• Harriman change allows dorms
• Noisy compression brakes get muffled by Kingston
• TVA ash spill foundation meeting Wednesday
• TVA touts changes to ash cleanup site
• Ladd Landing developer among new TVA ash lawsuits
• REACH wraps up Christmas
• Annexation on Harriman officials mind
• Conflict of interest reason Simon not reappointed to zoning commission
• Hurley supports Roane’s stand on Sunshine Law
• No plans to prosecute for audit finding
• Break-in at Harriman church dampens holiday mood
• Harriman may shift focus of grant efforts
• Man dies in Lawnville car crash
• Drinking incident discussed at commission
• New city hall hopes peter out in Harriman
• New Guard chief has ties to 278th
• Shopping or fire? Choice made easy
• Runners embrace cold at Roane County Park
• Harriman downtown revival on track
• Byrkit participates in municipal training
• A new, new city hall for Harriman?
• Book tells of city’s Utopian beginning
• Commission rejects secrecy
• County does motel/hotel tax audit
• Good news for Kingston in financial audit
• Befuddlement over bid for sewer plant addition saves Kingston $700,000
• District shifts to impact a handful
• GM deal good news for Roane plant
• LOST: Grand marshal’s wedding ring
• County lawmakers to look at resolution for weaker Sunshine Law
• Who are you going to vote for?
• State finds falsified county invoice
• Santa Claus coming to Roane County Courthouse
• Prom dress event is double good deed
• Avoid these common credit mistakes
• Cain calls it quits on presidential aspirations
• Police news: Delays, fake names and viruses
• Bar gets off police trouble list
• New United Way director chosen
• Hospital construction right on schedule
• Building at auction, bank staying put
• Harriman man may be new DDR recordholder
• Things quiet at permit hearing for distribution facility in Roane
• Out of the audit loop leaves official miffed
• EMS workers resign amid probe
• Woman struck by vehicle in parking lot
• REACH charity well below goal
• Holiday cheer
• NRC holding hearings on Watts Bar Unit 2
• Teacher resigns after charges of alcohol abuse
• Indestructible: The story of a dog named Darth
• CASA to benefit from courts
• Ferguson, Beason, Mullins seek road supervisor seat
• Rockwood passes moratorium on new pain clinics
• Miller manager of Rockwood
• TVA refires Kingston Fossil Plant
• Two proposals could impact quality of public education
• Kingston feels no pain over clinic law
• Flooding forces road closings
• Driver’s ed joyful, wild ride for Roane’s Ridenour
• Roane officials consider Ohio animal release
• No slack cut for repeat offender
• Meet the Cookie Lady
• The mystery of mistletoe
• RSCC holds holiday concert
• Rockwood cloverleaf to get new design
• Safeguards in place on court collections
• School board wants to keep control on calendar
• HUB official talks about utility’s plans
• Shelter opened after public housing fire
• Holiday meals without the fuss
• Art goes on for the Rockwood Three: Best friends devote talent to the church
• Henry bringing meet-and-greet to home turf
• Accused murderer back in Roane
• NAACP head appeals for girl in fracas at Harriman
• Operation REACH hopes support still will be there
• County officials pass ambulance rate increase
• Griffith belts one for Vols
• Harriman joins pain clinic skeptics
• Going for the Gold
• Princess preservation gets honored
• Reduced bond denied for backseat bandit
• Church looks to move to old Kroger
• Kingston girl thinks outside the lines
• Kingston plays chess with pain clinics
• Noisy brakes irk residents
• ‘Deadstock’ brings RSCC professor’s creativity to life
• Pain clinic makes its case
• Bullying alleged in lawsuit
• Kingston eyes new city offices
• Saluting Our Veterans: 50 years of submarining earns Swicegood a Holland Club slot
• Rockwood rushing to shut out pain clinic
• Harriman buys vehicle already in police fleet
• Harriman speeders may not have to drive far to work off violations
• Rockwood recall petition push on for Nov. 29
• Enforcing ID law to be a matter of trust at the polls
• Saluting Our Veterans: Daughter helps town welcome home a hero
• State electronic library getting some billboard time
• Grant funding getting harder to come by
• Bad drugs: Stores put on notice
• U.S. EPA wants to tweet you
• Kingston to decide on policy that dictates financial reserves
• ‘Mayor of Midtown,’ Brownie Ellis, dies
• POLICE NEWS: Chicken and underwear?
• Accidents make going tough on I-40
• Two Roane County bands state champions
• 11-11-11 not just any day to special boy
• Meeting to offer voters more about photo IDs
• Nationwide emergency alerting system testing scheduled for Nov. 9
• Golf cart adds to brouhaha in neighborhood
• Murder investigation continues
• Collett never wrestled with career choice
• Fundraiser for little 'angel'
• Harriman cuts deal on guns, truck
• Mother indicted for selling Oxycodone
• Rockwood moves on cleanup efforts
• Public road closure irks neighbors
• Reluctant pastor celebrates 30 years
• Tight spot lands school bus in Harriman ditch
• Scarfin’ up the biz
• Kingston may widen liquor base
• Fire burns Harriman house
• Hold-up attempt at Bluff Road Rocky Top
• Ambulance rate hike recommended
• No surprises on budget committee
• What if an audit isn’t in on time?
• Roane Republicans calling for primary in 2012 county races
• Miller, Farmer Howard tops for Rockwood administrator
• Ex-assessor hopeful in altercation
• Handling of bike fatality case draws praise from widow
• Man charged in fatal car accident
• Ohio exotic animal mess gets Roane attention
• Harriman officials hold ‘salty’ talk
• Burned-out house sparks action
• Rockwood recall petitions issued
• Second ash-spill trial called off
• LOC vote is tabled
• Tidwell leaving a legacy of success
• Farmer, Ruppe pitch to Rockwood
• Insurance agent 'person of interest' in homicide investigation
• Annexation over for Park View
• Reporters Notebook by Damon Lawrence: TVA trial lawyers still have work to do
• A toot of the flute for band festival
• Land value to stand for assessor’s ex-husband
• ‘Major’ industry eyeing Roane site
• Getting in a round of bingo at the picnic
• Robbery suspect muses: Why do police want me?
• Sheriff's office investigating homicide
• Cain stumps through Roane
• Cain stomps through Roane
• Wild ride in stolen truck ends in arrest for four young men
• Bridge project alters route to Loudon County
• Brakes applied on LOC dissolution
• Farmer, Ruppe apply for Rockwood position
• Roane County High School Homecoming
• Rockwood looks at administrator hopefuls
• Kingston to hold decorating contest
• Operation Christmas Child under way to help needy youngsters
• Did TVA money influence report?
• Could artists cooperative be in Harriman’s future?
• Widening of Ruritan, Hwy. 70 part of talks
• Engineer: Failure of ash dike ‘powerful’
• Bench to honor Goldberg’s life, legacy
• Harriman employees get 2-percent raise
• TVA sponsors second forum on utilities, environment
• Coats for Cold collection begins
• Cox takes role as new school board chair
• Bar death case postponed until Jan.
• Is Brushy Mountain the answer to jail overcrowding?
• TVA lawyer grills expert in trial
• Harriman woman accused in Morgan of doctor shopping
• Toho lays off 47 employees
• Reporter's Notebook: Some TVA plaintiffs also contesting property values
• Yager: Roane should be in 1 House district
• Presidential hopeful Cain heading here
• At dawn's early light
• Greif recognizes holy days
• Park View annexation off table for now
• TVA TRIAL NOTES
• United Way director hire announcement expected soon
• HURLEY SPEAKS Part 3
• TVA’s ‘slime’ disputed
• Lively lineup for Rockwood fall fest
• Delivery man dies while unloading supplies
• No cookie, canned-good competition at Kingston fair
• Nitty-gritty binds club together
• Woman killed when car overturns
• ‘You are destroying this town’
• Kingston workers get ‘evac’ insurance
• Rockwood speeder eyed for attempted murder in Hamilton
• Administrator may serve city and its utilities
• Inspector: TVA pros left out of report
• Budget may be finalized Tuesday
• Crabtree appointed asst. fire chief in Rockwood
• Survey says
• Improvements at Hwy. 58 and Hwy. 70 intersection
• Blanks fired at turkey shoot proposal
• Harriman considers further push in Midtown, beyond
• Harriman delays paving to finish utility work
• Deal allows bar to keep license
• HURLEY SPEAKS Part 2
• Alexander to give up GOP leadership post — but not ideology — in January
• Man charged with cruelty after dead hounds found
• Ambulance service finances better, but ...
• Feel the heat in Harriman Wednesday evening
• Harriman skateboarders petition for place to roll
• Commission opposes district split involving Roane County
• Grill & Pub owner allowed to keep permit
• Patriot Flag on its way to OS
• Wandering tot found, sleepy uncle at large
• Tiger Haven files litigation against suing neighbors
• Ouster move in Rockwood targets mayor, councilwoman
• Clearing the way
• ‘Free money’ for library had too many strings, officials say
• Kingston triathlon deemed success
• Corrections & Clarifications
• Rockwood football coach was ‘legend around here’
• Last of influential Browder brothers dead at 97
• Facebook posts cost Ellis seat
• Drunk woman steals, wrecks police cruiser; dog bites teen and other general mayhem
• Kingston officials cite need for new city hall building
• Gala to benefit old Roane Courthouse
• Police Explorers program coming to Kingston
• Earthquake danger still a question
• Lee’s rains a sigh of relief for firefighters
• 9/11 prompted fast action at DOE
• Widening at 58/70 gets a go
• The People vs. TVA: Kilgore, Rose and Kirkham on witness list
• Hard to know on Roane credit changes
• 9/11 memorial at Kingston Fossil Plant won't be finished for 10th anniversary
• ‘Lame’ excuse ends with men charged
• 911 shock created homeland security priorities
• Goss watched as NYC firefighters rescued, died
• Local pilot scrambles to get home after 9/11
• Rockwood water tank a source of leaks
• Hooray for Harriman
• Meltdown for watchdog group?
• Rockwood ends days of free pilot lighting
• Roane man convicted in old Illinois murder
• Statement by Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano
• Up in the air
• Fundraising effort could help hungry in Roane
• There’s been a lot of uniforms in Kingston officer’s life, career
• Roane priming to boost business
• Burglars targeting OS area
• Late fees have city official seeing red
• Big brush fire breaks out near three schools
• Former UT coach takes Hackney job
• Man whose family dies in wreck treated at hospital
• Fiery crash kills four
• More county land purchases anticipated
• County votes to buy site near jail
• Beer board fumes over delays
• Fallen officer ride in its fifth year
• Grill & Pub: Where a kid can be a kid?
• Aggravated rape charges dropped
• A Rockwood princess faces rare genetic disorder
• ‘Missing’ man found – at hospital
• County commission, legislative districts may be up for changes
• Harriman embraces industry Rockwood spurned
• Poor, pitiful Grill & Pub owner?
• Kingston Fossil Plant OK after quake, TVA inspections continue
• Artist donates painting to RSCC
• Generous donor is a real doll herself
• Train repair center proposal derailed
• State revising debt policy
• Students get transfer guarantee
• Harriman wrestles with municipal trash policies
• Rockwood man charged with rape
• Progress made in fight against drugs
• Harriman budget still being tweaked
• Midtown man dies on lake
• Back to School for Kingston - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• At last! Long-awaited Midway school kitchen open
• Scam dashes job hopes
• Beer board wants to reconvene without notice
• Rockwood officer draws weapon
• LocoDocs fans rally cause on Facebook
• LOOSELEAF LAUREATE: What's the buzz? Ummm, it's certainly not me
• LocoDocs gets mixed reception on proposed move to Rockwood
• Largen land deal done
• Repairman wants $165,000 for storage of sheriff's vehicles
• No Child Left Behind changes may be coming
• Lawyer: Police calls from embattled bar light to normal
• Drowning victim's body recovered from quarry
• Water loss drains ratepayers
• Airport manager's contract gives pay raise not in final budget
• Accused killer on arrest No. 19 with violating probation
• Decision on Grill & Pub's fate delayed
• Three mayors unite for one district in reapportionment
• What do a Kingston library director and Indiana Jones have in common?
• Webb planning a Vietnam vets park memorial
• Booth retires from dispatch
• LOOSELEAF LAUREATE: The teachers I know really care about what they do
• 9/11 memorial to be at Kingston Fossil Plant
• Lawyer for bar gets busy on revocation case
• Cute sells, and Roane County tot is adorable
• Local Olympian gets hacked
• Corker sees light at end of debt-crisis tunnel
• Collier to step up in county group
• Alberta Ross, Harriman educator and civic leader, dies
• Snakes feeling amorous — just leave them be
• Local man charged in bar death arraigned
• Big-name lawyer to represent embattled bar
• Back to school
• Alleged mom killer’s trial put on hold
• Cost of greenway up over $2.5 million
• Bowers to join rest of county in starting school on Monday
• Harriman bridge being dismantled
• Rockwood 'picked' for TV show about antiques
• Petition filed to ban beer from bar
• Judge rules on TVA lawsuit
• TVA aims for fun
• Roane schools land on target list
• It's fishing rodeo time again
• County looking to buy another white house
• 'Aggressive action' key to problem at tavern
• Wanted man found in attic of Harriman home
• OS judge to delve into Rockwood complaints
• One Man Army
• TVA to talk about land-use plans Tuesday
• Tax rate set to hold steady in Harriman
• Math camps give kids a jump start to ease transition
• Donations sought to stock Teachers Supply Closet
• Outstanding student for ’11 a grad of Harriman program
• Kingston police schedule Night Out Against Crime
• New principals assigned to schools
• Pub owner to fight shut-down effort
• Bar-fight guy has record
• Two men sentenced for sex crimes against children
• It's official: 30-percent water rate hike final for Rockwood
• More than a whistle-stop: Rockwood eyed by locomotive refurbisher
• Swan Pond Church to celebrate 185 years
• Teacher in oinking incident resigns
• Trouble for bar now?
• Single punch, man is dead: Parking lot fender-bender led to attack outside bar
• Harriman man charged with weekend murder
• Harriman library may have period lighting, updates
• Sheriff adds new detective
• Bechtel Jacobs employee accused of poisoning co-worker
• Matricide trial reset for Aug. 9
• Rockwood’s water rates decided tonight
• College Kids and Money 101
• CASA needs helpers
• Sales near school nets drug offender more prison time
• Rockwood assistant fire chief dies of cancer
• Schools: Or will cuts do the trick?
• Schools may seek more money in 2012
• Lawyer may appeal foreclosure decision
• Industrial development budget explained
• Kingston focuses on unkempt property
• New clean air rules will help improve health in Tennessee
• Coming soon: Roane County’s Amazing Corn Maze
• Audit: No accounting problems found with area drug task force
• Ambulance rate hike considered
• Hines stepping back from duties
• Insurance bids lead to conflict in Rockwood
• Harriman still irked at paying more in taxes
• Roane County News snags seven TPA awards
• County may have to borrow from itself to make payroll
• Ready to pay more for water? Rockwood hike over first hurdle
• McFarland heads attorneys association
• Officials: 30-percent water-rate hike unavoidable
• State rep. to be assessed for desk damage
• Scopes Trial missing link is here
• State Rep. Hurley gets in the wrong groove on desk
• County ambulance burns
• SmartSource coupons return to the paper
• Rumors in error on Mason tax debt
• RSCC Youth Leadership Academy teaches students important lessons
• Pot plot found, eradicated
• Sheriff's youth camp takes to the water
• ‘I think God was very good to us’: Kingston United Methodist rebuilding to be done in October
• Officials eyeing recruiter for development
• Harriman leader wants more TVA funding for city
• Rockwood holding the line on property taxes
• Rockwood police make drug arrests
• Water-rate decision may come Friday
• Kingston honors six mayors during annual city picnic
• $30,000 allotted to clean up meth labs
• Wrestling returns to Hooray
• Boost in pay on for some officials
• Woody not alone in Plateau Park doubts
• Boat ramp condition rankles residents
• It’s official: Harriman water, sewer rates up
• Payback of debt leads to tax hike
• OS teen killed on ATV
• Roane part of Retire Tennessee program
• Rockwood council meeting Tuesday
• Committee OKs half equalization board raise
• Drug Task Force payment part of sentence meted
• Public housing in Harriman may lose funds
• Tax vote next week: City residents to pay more, rates down for rural folks
• Harriman man charged with sexual exploitation of a minor
• Changes expected for Rockwood council
• Outgoing Rockwood council members speak of pride, pain
• SEC fines former county adviser
• Heavens above! Kingston fireworks fan has one last blast
• Cost of college jumps
• Drug dealer in court on murder charge
• Rockwood man earns hefty sentence
• Beets elected to TML board
• Director sums up state of Roane County Schools
• Summerfest fun
• Farmers Market fresh veggies
• 3 teens hurt in Friday crash, 1 taken to jail
• Convicted drug dealer files to dismiss murder charge
• Neighbors file suit against Tiger Haven
• Rockwood water rates going up
• Tax hike likely for city dwellers
• Video production skills go far beyond TV screen
• Principals change at two county schools
• Campground now under county control
• Tornado touches down in Roane
• HUB considers dropping natural gas rates, but others may rise
• Harriman names HUB members
• School board quietly protests budget decision
• Woman killed in Rockwood accident
• TVA moves on six nuclear reactors for Roane
• Humor helps when Kingston vice mayor says her goodbyes
• Brummett back in as alderman in OS
• Three charged in meth lab find
• State rep on the job with Lenoir City utility group
• Month 3, and county leaders still waiting for Rep. Hurley to show
• Kingston to hold line on tax rate
• County starts on plan to redistrict
• Raises in store for equalization board
• Geocaching: A treasure hunt by numbers
• Coal liquifaction plant moves on
• Schools oppose funding reduction
• School repair projects abound this summer
• HUB names Young new chief
• Major drug dealer gets life in prison
• Harriman cleanup gets serious
• Storms force TVA rates higher
• Roane Medical Center groundbreaking rescheduled
• Will Hurley show today?
• Crossville man charged with attempting to rob Rite Aid
• Hampton gets 15 years in wife's death
• Harriman, OR may see hike in land taxes
• Utility worker candidates force changes in Rockwood
• Kingston keeps Sugarman, adds Brown, Byrkit to council
• Rockwood fields new faces on city council
• Incumbent Mason "Bests" opponent in mayor's race
• Family gives hoot about injured owl
• Kingston declared victor in annexation battle with Harriman
• Stolen goods incident leads to other charges
• Kingston fire victim still critical
• Low voter turnout anticipated in municipal elections
• Win gift cards in Father's Day look-alike contest
• Student academy gives youth a taste of policing
• Mason holds on to Harriman mayor's post; four newcomers elected in Rockwood
• Blender on kitchen love seat causes fire
• Tea Party candidate wants to represent all in Rockwood
• Getaway from the heat
• Dump truck bump snarls traffic
• Neighbor: Bra-clad man broke in with knife
• Former Harriman leader Stout dies
• Airport head to get 10% pay hike; city workers 3%
• No shirt, no shoes ... no court? Judge enforcing dress code
• Former Harriman council member Stout dead at 62
• Shoe-in out in Oliver Springs race
• Fire at house where teen was slain
• Former excavator given immunity in Pinnacle Pointe dispute
• United they worship
• Construction force voting change in Harriman
• Rarity Ridge properties auctioned for $9 million
• Caution urged on TVA waters after season of storms
• Rockwood native dies in motorcycle accident in Cumberland County
• Detective's focus on crimes against children
• Sheriff's office seeks to add one detective
• Ambulance outsourcing off the table
• Bids awarded for construction of new elementary school
• TBI: Human trafficking reported in Roane
• Heroes of Tomorrow: Young people tell why they enlisted
• '07 audit chastised Harriman mayoral hopefuls
• Pinnacle Pointe developers suing official
• Best can owe taxes – until swear-in time
• Teachers bill called revenge by Republicans
• Walking on water: Barefoot water skiers stay on their toes
• Coal liquification proposal already has problems
• Harmon recognized by county
• Harriman to seek more TVA funding from foundation
• Tornado relief effort ready to launch
• Harriman Farmers Market set to open
• Retiring teachers say their goodbyes
• Broad field for council in Rockwood
• Harriman mayoral hopeful owes back taxes
• Overdose appears to be cause of pair’s death
• Competitive young bowlers on a roll
• Ties that bind
• Harriman City Council candidates sound off
• Harriman Mayors Race: Mason, Best face off
• Industry of Year is Oldcastle Adams
• Stabbing, headlock and hiding in the attic
• Jail gets thumbs up after inspection
• Inspection changes in store for Tiger Haven
• EPA releases action plans on 70 coal ash impoundments
• Rockwood's retail success means church must make move
• Skate camp gives kids summer options
• Report says inmate died of natural causes
• Miss Polk Salad honors go to RCHS's Taylor Lindsay
• Man dies after fight
• Four vie for three seats in Kingston
• Federal meth sentences meted
• State audit praises EMS
• After the storm: Homeowners pick up pieces from the lives of those devastated by disaster
• Mister Ellis goes to Washington
• Crossville man arrested after accident
• Kingston holidays get brighter
• Harriman man charged with murder
• Rarity auction could net county back taxes
• Coal ash regs await EPA approval
• Harriman considers alternate Midtown annexation proposal
• Property assessor may have competition
• Kingston sounds July 4th funding alarm
• Federal court hands down tough sentences for meth makers
• Storms, fuel prices burn up road funds
• Candidate forums in Kingston, Rockwood
• Man who fought with officer who died being held in Roane
• Ratepayers sound off to Harriman candidates
• Rallying together for a cure
• Lifted credit cards pay for higher prices at the pump
• City going after funds for airport
• RHS reunion brings in ‘lost’ friends
• Why so many helicopters lately?
• Got storm damage? Call the property assessor
• Love of llamas: Oliver Springs couple rescues gentle creature
• Wilderness first responder classes offered
• Woody demands better terms before more investment in Plateau Park
• Eagle Furnace may get cable
• Second THP building placed on register
• READERS VOICES: Your comments on the killing of Osama bin Laden
• Washing up after a catch
• Technology Nelson's aim in clerk's office
• Glow of Christmas lights gives city bit of buyer's remorse
• Former EMS director retires
• OR team to finish K-25 Site cleanup
• Audit reveals utility system's financial snarls
• See Spot fly: Frisbee dog competition coming to Kingston
• New sewer will serve hospital
• Roane represented at royal wedding
• State clears way for new hospital move to Midtown
• 8-year-old raises substantial money for Relay for Life
• Look-alike contest back for Mother's Day
• Temperance Town seeks to gussy up
• Full house at meeting to determine new HUB manager
• State planners jobs eliminated in Jobs4TN plan
• Rough weather hits — how are you dealing with it?
• Kingston church shakes up how vacation Bible school is handled
• Ambulance director loses job
• Woody wants workers to get raises, but 'I'm not making any promises'
• Board returns Bruner's rights to practice law
• TSA worker faces DUI, drug charges
• Harriman wanting Midtown properties
• Medicare, spending overhaul on D.C. agenda
• Jail procedures unchanged after inmate's death
• TVA denies making Ladd Landing mess
• Papermill cleanup on hold for now
• Driver killed in Gallaher collision
• Man hurt in fall from roof
• Rockwood gets new utility board, welcomes new utility manager
• Harriman growth on hold – for now
• Mother killed in Mountain View accident
• Former judge Austin should be held to higher standard
• Plan decried that would reduce foreclosure notices
• Appellate court upholds Howard conviction
• Alliance bldg. bought, paid for
• Harriman eyesores may help feed the city's hungry
• Mom says boy will 'never forget' teacher-led pig taunts, oinking
• Ramsey to manage utilities in Rockwood
• Inmate likely died of natural causes
• Utility customers protest high bills
• McGriff asks Tea Party to think of children first
• Harmon’s years of county service to be applauded
• Rockwood eyes another engineer to head utilities
• Utilities manager search still going
• Officials getting to work on ‘heckuva’ budget document
• Presidential protection no picnic, Roane judge recalls
• ‘Taj Mahal’ warehouse voted down
• Inmate dies in Roane County Jail
• Harriman says no way to beer changes
• Inmate dies in Roane County Jail
• Midway Elementary principal in running for Loudon County job
• Correction on Rocky Houston court record
• Ellis shoots down rumor he's running for state office
• Watts Bar Belle era over
• Teacher makes students oink at kid
• Lawyer hopes to practice again
• Kirkham Vs. Kirkham: Divorce drive property value dispute
• Former powerhouse governor Ned McWherter dies of cancer
• School bus driver cited in accident
• Hurley, commissioners look to move past dispute
• Storm season can mean troubled waters
• Film-production class kicks off Tuesday at Channel 15 studio
• Neither snow nor rain ...
• Waiting in the wings
• Hospital inching closer to breaking ground at Midtown
• Leaders challenge beer law changes
• HUB utility director search may be complete by June
• Rockwood to make offer for utility chief
• New event center gives community meeting options
• College board drops grad fees at Roane State
• ‘Struggling’ student wins spot in nationals
• Temperance Town may relax restrictions on beer sales
• Lack of growth not all bad news
• Woody’s finance policies get commission OK
• Police Taser knife-wielding suspect
• Cleanup commences on dump site near Harriman
• 19 put in for HUB mgr.
• Two graduate from police academy in Blount County
• Bill could give county officials more access to Tiger Haven
• Harriman looks at budget cuts
• Official feels economic pain through family members' job loss
• Property assessment appeals hit state level
• Why we all need to monitor officials, our government
• McMillan helps 400 as top blood donor
• County gets trial run on TVA campground
• Hiked-up ambulance fees still a possibility
• Hurley gets huffy over THP ticket
• Surplus funds must go to general fund
• Thieves hit Bowers Elem.
• Long term committee in limbo
• Sex offender check finds violators
• Stillman punishment extended 3 years
• Gypsy moths being fought in Roane
• Who has filed for city office?
• Lawyer Mike Ritter is reinstated
• Census data show 4 percent population growth for county
• Long winter has trashy impact
• Harriman changes election schedule
• Man accused of murder arrested in Roane County
• Adult business regulations adopted
• Woman to stand trial in car wreck
• Commissioners growl over Hurley's Tiger Haven bill inaction
• Tragic end to search for sex offender
• High-speed chase ends in Rockwood
• Assessment OK'd for fire depts.
• Luxury ‘on the hill’? Office furnishings ‘unfair assessment,’ Berry says
• Progress takes a turn on Midtown’s Hwy. 70
• Sheriff, DA support cold medicine bills
• Blaze strikes two-story home in Rockwood
• Manson killer remains behind bars
• A time for spiritual reflection
• McGriff given one-year contract extension
• Planned power outage to affect Kingston area
• Jim Henry sworn in as state commissioner
• Cawood legal decision has ripples
• 20 apply for Rockwood utility chief job
• HUB warehouse may cost $17.5 million
• McGriff given one-year contract extension
• FORE!
• Ten Mile man charged with sexual battery
• Bonuses indicate school board is OK with McGriff
• Who will pick Rockwood's utilities head?
• Austin critic in favor of restoring rights
• OpEd: Legislative summary by state Sen. Ken Yager
• DAR genealogy forum brings records to life
• County's unkempt property addressed
• Property tax appeals to state begin later this month
• School board members support teachers
• Roane teachers head to Nashville
• E-911 worker retires to take up sewing
• Criminal negligence alleged in child’s death
• Rockwood to address sewage plant violations
• Federal aid iffy after severe stroms
• Woody: EMS overtime stems from scheduling
• Several arrested on meth charges
• Meth lab cleanup could be going up
• Residents and city officials grumble about condition of county property
• Rockwood may redo water board
• Źumba: Exercise craze is a big hit locally
• Time to pay your property taxes
• Next step pondered for Rockwood utility operation
• Customers hate paying for sewer they don't use
• Harriman board weighs conditions for blight in downtown properties
• Roane County News website now subscription based
• County vehicle burns
• Laid-off ambulance worker speaks out
• Houstons face lawsuit alone
• Canada man crushed in freak accident
• HUB begins process of seeking new manager
• Sides square off over teacher negotiations
• Proposed bill would end BOE role in teacher talks
• Ex-fire chief may go for Harriman mayor
• 'Idol' over for Arthur
• Nursing home residents, staff grieve loss of beloved pet
• Schools head talks on tap
• Mechanic shop in Harriman burns
• Tri-county partnership could be more fair
• Ambulance charges to stay where they are
• Official’s farm close to airport
• Local artist takes to the wheel
• Who is next to head schools?
• Airport booster has nearby farm
• Ambulance charges stay where they are
• Who is next to head the schools?
• Local artist takes to the wheel
• Hurdle cleared for land annexation
• Confusion reigns in convening of county's urban growth board
• Felon now guilty of cop posing
• EMS in $300,000 range for overtime
• Workshop schedule eyed
• TVA to close outreach center
• County logs first highway fatality of year
• Gallaher Road fire erupts
• High heating bills add to winter's chill
• Rockwood considers take-home vehicle policy
• Tiger Haven strikes back at county
• Rockwood sewer woes land city in trouble with the state
• Kingston considers wakeboard competition for July 4 celebration
• Suspect charged in armed robbery
• County to seek payment in chlorine leak
• Kingston leads way on election changes
• Changes sought in Plateau Park relationship
• Roane County Chamber of Commerce 2011 Legislative Agenda
• OR's Ritter suspended from law practice
• Roane County News website to be subscription based
• Hurley up for capitol work
• Super Bowl treat behind bars
• Ambulance station location questioned
• Harriman seeks more of Midtown
• Harriman closes out old retirement fund
• Cops, computers good mix
• Kingston police need public’s help
• Rockwood residents still fired up over utility operation
• More than 400 appealing assessment to state
• Tax increase still galls many
• Price of progress: County sewer rate increase
• It's that time — tax time, that is
• Utility bill reminder put back in place
• Roane man charged with murder in Illinois cold case
• Roane, Anderson sharing extension agent
• Yette's words inspired a nation
• Presidential promotion: Obama names Rockwood native DeParle one of his deputy chiefs of staff
• Goody, Goody – two new stores
• Steel plant closing in March
• Would-be strangler sentenced
• Officer of the year looms large
• Harriman ponders building code changes
• Officeholders set up shop
• Patton wins appeal on criminal charges
• Woman dies in Harriman fire
• New state representative cited for speeding
• Rose, Stout raises OK'd
• Harriman orders more road salt
• Driver gets big break, asks for another
• Lower rating aim of chief
• Road intent may open development
• Road salt shortage leaves county on slippery slope
• Ambulance staff cut to hold costs
• Sunshine law loophole affects Tiger Haven sanctuary tour
• Blaze strikes Harriman home
• Imagine your child's color picture — on the front page
• Kingston city worker hurt when beam slips
• Gunman holds up Budget Inn
• Roane schools get 'reasonable' report card
• Yager says crunch is on
• Lawyer who worked for TVA now over TDEC
• Roane State Music Recital
• Leaders to decide on Rose, Stout pay hike Tuesday
• Snow days almost gone
• Authorities: Former exec hopeful threatened to blow up Nashville studio
• Tax hikes, layoffs pitched for EMS fix
• The troubling disappearance of Karen Beard
• Art — it's what you make of it
• Kids hurt in snow-slung kayak incident
• Former county exec candidate tussles with police
• Road salt dwindles; costs up
• Covenant applies for $72 million hospital
• Mother of Patton child describes hardship
• Outsourcing to prevent tax hike OK with new commissioner
• Budget shortfalls — pay raises
• Electrical outage victims left to wonder
• SNOW! Roane County Commission cancels meeting
• Four charged in meth lab operations
• Cawood says board counsel violated rule
• What legacy will Ferguson leave?
• Man held Wartburg teenager in Harriman
• SNOW! State calls state of emergency
• Two women found shot to death
• Who will get Midtown turf?
• Triage needed for ambulance dept.
• Driveway washouts irking to Midtowner
• ‘Walking Tall’ constable falls short
• Ambulance committee meeting set
• Tiger Haven on county agenda
• Highway safety cable repairs speeded up
• Woody seeks to reverse Rose, Stout pay cut
• Houstons lose property over lawyer's payment
• Lady Jackets, Yellow Jackets defeated by Governors and Panthers
• Midway Middle construction under way
• Nearly 100 sex offenders call Roane home
• Rockwood woman hurt in fire dies on Christmas Eve
• 'Repulsive' lawyer wins again
• 11 for 2011: A look ahead at top stories of the new year.
• Tax incentive changes aimed at distribution center
• White Christmas to be followed by warmup
• Gypsum-selling efforts still a no-go at Kingston Fossil Plant
• Hopes of Harriman run with Channel 15
• New school policies adopted
• Midtown territory feud puts growth talk on hold
• Kingston vs. Harriman dispute makes way to court
• State on the grow: More than 6.3 million calling Tennessee home
• GET PACKING: Shipping still busy after Dec. 25
• Haslam taps Jim Henry for new state post
• Text-happy county employees run up hefty bill
• Library has grand plans
• County audit comes with tips for change
• It's official: Rockwood water to cost more
• State shuts down TVA gypsum pond
• State shuts down TVA gypsum pond
• Harriman OKs motel tax boost for Expo Center
• Rockwood looking at 15% hike in water rates
• Son threatens to burn dad's home
• Harriman wants to open dialogue on urban growth
• Snow days hamper exams, affect lunch foods
• Pine Ridge getting traffic light
• TVA's gypsum pond springs leak
• Rockwood lands in redevelopment program
• Mynatt suffers ruptured appendix
• Road chief defends performance on roads
• Ash spill second anniversary nears, cleanup continues
• TVA finds leak at gypsum containment
• Residents cope during cold snap
• Firefighters face extremes during cold-weather blazes
• County faces slip-and-fall suit
• State says Rockwood must up water rates
• Kind-stranger killing has Roane links
• County courting industry
• Sex offender pleads guilty in ’09 death
• Harriman paving finished
• Only five more days until Super Saturday
• Scammers try spiel on Roane detective
• RCSO part of area drug bust
• Congress: No boost to Social Security
• Operation REACH continues to grow
• Local man has part in special Heartland production
• Lawyer foreclosing on Houston property
• Local link to Congress closes
• Former Harriman official dead
• Property tax bills due by Feb. 28
• EnergySolutions had tax lien
• Pop creates snap, crackle, fire chief says
• EnergySolutions seeks to process German radioactive waste
• Roane population growth slow over past decade
• Cable channel 15 debuts with Harriman parade
• Body at marina identified
• Flora retiring from HUB
• Regents OK $9 million to expand Roane State campus in Oak Ridge
• Prison time for illegals' driver
• Roane State’s Oak Ridge campus set to expand
• Hospital architect chosen
• Last ash train leaves for Alabama
• Harriman Cracker Barrel gets electric vehicle charger
• Rocky, Leon Houston arrested for contempt of court
• Harriman fire team keeps children safe in vehicles, too
• Borrowing for buses gets alternate spin
• Masons make $50,000 contribution to community
• Kingston betting lights on drawing retail
• Tax bills finally hit the mail
• Surplus revenue earmarked for airport
• Preliminary design for new school OK'd
• Rockwood steps back on setback
• Burglar strikes Rockwood official's home
• Cawood wins settlement in courthouse scuffle
• 90-year-old finds gold in SilverSneakers program
• Kingston waterfowl getting healthier handouts
• Dunn Center gets perfect score
• Sewer plant expansion in Midtown
• Roane man convicted of sexual battery
• Harriman merchants chart course to prosperity
• Dunn Center gets prefect score
• Pilot winging it for more than 50 years
• Almost 16,000 voted in Nov. 2 general election
• EMA head: No conflict between jobs
• Dunn Center recipient of $100,000 trust
• One suite damaged in Budget Inn fire
• REU sued by former manager
• Hurley discusses her plans for Roane
• Bedbugs not the end of the world
• Fire damages Budget Inn
• Where's your property tax bill?
• TVA opens new bridge at Swan Pond
• Meth lab cleaned up near Rockwood
• Ron Berry named interim director for Rockwoood utilities
• County also cited for trashiness
• Messy Helen property cleaned, owner to be released from jail
• UPDATE: Fatal accident South of the River
• Treasures still on tap
• Second try for budget in Rockwood
• Berry up for Rockwood utilities' manager job
• Two indicted on heroin charges
• Autumn sunset
• Bedbugs infest public housing
• Happy Birthday Marines
• Police academy
• County OKs funding for some nonprofits
• Tweaking done on TVA economic requests
• HONOR ROANE COUNTY VETERANS: 'I was trying to stay alive and trying to kill the enemy'
• HONORING ROANE COUNTY VETERANS: 'I've been very lucky all my life'
• HONORING ROANE COUNTY VETERANS: 'Twenty-one was old age in Vietnam'
• Love a parade? Holiday lineups scheduled
• Cawood jabs at board in book
• Upheaval continues in Rockwood
• Messy Helen tossed in jail
• Expo Center may close in July
• What's cooking at the Christmas Ideas Fair?
• Donations likely for nonprofits
• New jail hits overcapacity
• Some Harriman leaders want another go at negotiations over Pinnacle Pointe
• Utilities controversy holding on
• Rockwood OKs settlement; King out
• Cross-country walker seeks to help vets
• Unofficial precinct-by-precinct Election Day results for Roane County candidates
• Hurley wins in Republican sweep
• Democrats consider how to proceed after drubbing
• Rockwood's yo-yo stop sign
• Counterfeiting operation busted
• Committee seeks detonation plan
• Man charged with rape of 3-year-old
• Further appeal could cost you
• Unofficial Election Day results for Roane candidates
• Hurley ousts Ferguson from longtime state House seat
• Rockwood may settle King suit
• Berry trades for ambulance post
• New roof planned for gymnasium at Rockwood Middle
• Early voting down
• Swan Pond Circle Road closed on Election Day
• Tigers top Devils for district title, 34-12
• Rockwood gives teens a voice in the community
• No parking rankles Wheeler dwellers
• County dodges brunt of storms
• Swan Pond folks vent to EPA
• EPA coal-ash hearing draws advocates, environmentalists
• Falltime fun
• New line to boost power in Kingston
• Red Cross in need of volunteers
• Audit: Gas officials took trips on public funds
• Design may be flooding cause
• Kingston man gets tasered in incident
• Pinnacle Pointe fray hurts others
• 6-car pileup fatal
• Rockwood to stay with certified tax rate
• FIGHTNIGHT!
• Sentence is cut for man found guilty of murder
• October Sky extras reunion big success
• Local man a contender in national chef contest
• Governor’s race may be a boost to election turnout
• Van Hook ancestry featured in museum
• Ferguson rep to meet with constituents
• Permanent Peace Walk
• Plateau Park unraveling?
• Female Navy veteran enjoys flight of honor
• Trash problem tossed about
• VA clinic reopens under new group
• Coffee beans, brake fluid a recipe for Friday traffic snarls
• Rockwood council, water board meeting on new days
• Rockwood getting creative with Halloween celebration
• Keeper sustains tiger scratch
• Cities' tax rates told
• LOOSELEAF LAUREATE: Neighbors help smooth the way
• Kingston parks get boost from grant
• Film fest’s aim to lift veil
• Kingston apartment fire accidental
• Early Voting under way
• Ferguson sign complaint filed
• Berry's request to revisit budget ignored
• Addled driver plows into schoolyard
• "Frankenstein" starts Oct. 14 at Roane State
• New budget director takes the helm
• Cafe slammed when car goes out of control
• Rumors unconfirmed on steel mill's leaving
• Developers' latest move a 'publicity stunt,' attorney says
• Adventure’s beyond the roll of the dice, and the story forms characters’ fate in Dungeons & Dragons
• High court to weigh in on Harriman vs. Kingston
• Woody gives Morgan Keegan the boot
• Stockton aims to stay the course with public service
• Foster in hacker plight on retreat
• Getting ready for the season
• Downtown improvement plan solidified
• Pumpkin painting that's easy as pie
• First Operation REACH roadblock planned Saturday
• $1.2 million payout reached for 2008 oil well explosion
• 'You've got you a monster': Rockwood council seizes control of water board
• Tax bill late, but payment better not be
• Surprise — county passes fuzzy budget
• New sign dresses industrial park
• Free horse show draws attention to social causes
• Harriman considers cab business changes
• TJ the clown
• Expo Center still losing despite cuts
• More pile in on EMA cuts
• Never too early to plan for college
• Rockwood kicks off construction
• Earick and Overstreet want school board seat
• Budget in spite of no tax rate
• Rockwood may abolish water board
• Austin asks for citizenship rights back
• Collector dishes dirt on joys of antique tractors
• Rockwood officials' unseen letter excuses have hole
• Tempers fray over Rockwood utility issues
• Naked workers arrested
• Kingston hotels oppose Roane State proposal
• Roane's race for the House
• County employee bonuses pondered
• Two wrecks; one fatal
• Abbi's wild ride: Drug reaction helps save chid's life
• Nonprofit allocations raise commissioner eyebrows
• $50 buys a place in history at old courthouse fundraiser
• Kingston's Annual July 4th Celebration

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