La Follette, TN News

• La Follette, TN News
• Interstate 75 Opens one lane to southbound traffic; project will last till September
• Flying the coop
• Commission discusses placing a guardrail on Lawson Lane
• County Commission approves budget amendments
• Jellico citizens raise concerns
• Ellison reflects on his service
• Memorial Day events planned
• Schools prep for graduation services
• Public Records May 17, 2012
• The golden girls
• Eagles fare well at Meet of Champions
• Concerned father’s complaint over emergency services response time reveals debate over Vital Care
• Commission hears complaints from citizens in Jacksboro and Caryville
• Locals don’t want to fight the traffic; businesses suffer
• Traffic delays to continue
• SPORTS CAMP AND EVENT SCHEDULE
• Cougars stumble in district tournament
• OR takes out Lady Cougars, 13-3
• CCHS athletes shine at Metro 8 Track and Field Championships
• Tennessee to phase out TCAPs over next three years
• Campbell County 911 board to ask for money from municipalities
• Relay for Life exceeds expectations
• Storms blew through Campbell County Thursday morning
• Fallen tree traps man in home
• Cougars finally beat Clinton in baseball
• Jellico police arrest man for burglary
• LaFollette resident complains about conditions of local street
• Weight loss competition promotes group participation in getting healthy
• Cold case gets another look
• Relay for Life is Friday
• Lady Cougars split doubleheader with Knox Ambassadors on Senior Day
• Cougars outlast Panthers, 13-7
• Goins stars at Vol Track Classic
• Chapman places 2nd in pentathlon
• Lawson reflects on her battle with cancer
• Missing cabinets returned
• Paul Begley quits as project manager at new library
• TBI releases annual crime report
• Children’s advocacy center offered training on talking to children
• Children’s center to host child abuse awareness luncheon
• Boys' soccer team is off to a great start
• Relay for Life set for May 4
• Local fishermen win championship
• Family opens heart and home to little ones
• Taking stock: Area thrift stores promote higher purposes along with low costs
• Library gets another $37k
• Letters from the Nest for week of April 12, 2012
• Spiritually Speaking for week of April 12, 2012
• News Notes for week of April 12, 2012
• Bill Horner week of April 12, 2012
• Faithful Words for week of April 12, 2012
• Church News for week of April 12, 2012
• Youth Art program builds up children’s self-esteem
• Company hopes to hire 100
• Mix of seniors and freshmen make for a winning track combination at CCHS
• The new LaFollette Public Library has gone over budget
• Lady Cougars get first softball win
• Luncheon pays honor to social workers
• Pastor protests beer permits
• Campbell County students show support through prayer
• Wilson terminates employees- again
• Campbell County scheduled to host two races on April 21
• week of March 29, 2012
• Faithful Words for week of March 29, 2012
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of March 29, 2012
• Senior Citizens for week of March 29, 2012
• First Volunteer to host 5K to benefit Relay for Life
• Davis Chapel to host crafts fair
• Baseball Cougars pick up two wins
• Jellico girls edge CCHS, 17-14
• Southern Sons ride for a wounded veteran
• Community rallies behind wounded Marine and his family
• Cooper receives jail date
• Jellico changes beer restrictions
• Spring cleaning comes to Jellico on Saturday
• Church News for week of March 22, 2012
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of March 22, 2012
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of March 22, 2012
• Campbell County baseball off to fast start
• Residents at Cumberland Village plant seeds of hope
• Construction on new jail facility moves ahead
• Town leaders in Jellico divided over packaged beer
• Detour floods Campbell County with out of town traffic; local businesses reap sales
• Wreck on Interstate leave one dead two injured, shuts down Interstate traffic
• Traffic jam
• Man allegedly steals air conditioning unit
• Man charged for possession
• Zumba provides fun, health and fellowship to the community
• Business owner discusses bringing a Holiday Inn Express to Caryville
• LaFollette City Council approves Sports Complex at East LaFollette
• Public Records March 8, 2012
• Bad taillight leads to charges
• County looks at damage after Friday’s storms
• School project saves taxpayers money and provides students with experience
• Nurses from Vanderbilt visit the town of Jellico
• Senior Citizen Center will host St. Patrick’s Day event
• Historic date nears for Civil War era Company F
• Voters question spenders
• Voters say no to sales tax increase
• Sales tax defeated
• Vanderbilt nurses visit Jellico
• Jellico Electric and Water System renews policy
• Early voting over, polls open for election March 6
• LaFollette library nearly complete
• Boy Scouts honor Stiner
• Code Red offers Campbell County early warning system
• War tore families apart
• The Civil War leaves 150-year-old legacy
• Crash on Interstate 75 leaves one man dead on Monday
• Local man spots storms for Knoxville TV station
• Speed bumps and street signs to make roads safer, Jellico looks to street aid fund for finances
• Troxell and Bell honored by mayor
• Jellico municipal board discusses community center
• Wilson says ‘no’ to selling state building permits at office
• Rite of the season:Wednesday marked start of the holiest of seasons
• Decision time
• CCHS boys win tourney opener
• Anti-drug coalition mobilizes to make a difference
• LaFollette City Council rolling the dice for grant
• Commission discusses sales tax
• Answers sought in decade old case
• Blue Devils hope to bounce back
• Cougars stop Gap, 61-53, in OT
• Lady Cougars wrap up grand regular season
• Shepherd’s Home to host Sweetheart Banquet
• Anderson girls hand Campbell first district loss
• Mendez pleads guilty
• CCHS boys get second win over AC
• Hunter signs with Tusculum College
• Covert gets 10 years
• Praying for change: Churches gather for weekly prayer
• Debate ends in Jellico: Annexation talks over
• CCHS girls sweep Oak Ridge, Powell
• Count shows rise in county’s homeless
• Officials weigh in on sales tax referendum
• County court clerk’s office embroiled in turmoil
• Eagles, Lady Owls advance to Area 2 semifinals
• Dixie Youth Baseball League being organized countywide
• Cougars make Wildcats work for win
• Caryville convenience store caught selling new drug
• Store employee allegedly caught with drugs and stolen property
• Cougars sweep Hardin Valley in important league series
• Four Jellico Police officers honored Thursday
• Disagreements keep utility board from choosing general manager
• County participates in national homeless count
• Votes to decide on sales tax
• Cieslak remains in jail
• Board of Education plans to open two new Alternative Learning Centers
• Third district seat still open
• Youth Baseball coaches will meet Jan. 29
• Lady Owls, Jacksboro boys get revenge in rivalry games
• Cougars drop two in District 3 play
• Lady Cougars keep on rolling
• Former nursing home employee pleads guilty
• News Notes for week of January 12, 2012
• Public Records for week of January 12, 2012
• Spiritually Speaking for week of January 12, 2012
• The constant moving target of industry
• Authorities looking at new drug
• Jellico remembers Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• County mayor’s office shocked by factory closing
• PACA closes shop
• Jellico moving ahead with annexation
• God's mercy sometimes comes in unexpected ways week of January 5, 2012
• Faithful Words for week of January 5, 2012
• Church News for week of January 5, 2012
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of January 5, 2012
• Jellico football players named to All-District 4-A Team
• Jellico football players named to All-District 4-A Team
• Blue Devils are coming along nicely
• Celebration turns dangerous
• Durham arrested for child abuse
• County opens shelters for stranded motorists
• Winter weather causes LaFollette Utility bills to spike
• And suddenly, just like that, he is gone forever.
• Faithful Words for week of December 29, 2011
• Having the marks of living a disciplined Christian life week of December 29, 2011
• Commissioners Corner for week of December 29, 2011
• The Year In Review- July- December
• Local art students turn trash to treasure
• What 2012 holds for cities and towns in Campbell County
• Baird hopes to continue accomplishments into the New Year
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of December 22, 2011
• News Notes for week of December 22, 2011
• Senior Citizens for week of December 22, 2011
• Church News for week of December 22, 2011
• Jacksboro and LaFollette split varsity doubleheader
• Lady Cougars stay perfect in district play
• Cougars snap skid against Bobcats
• Malicoat named MVP of Bowman Memorial Tourney
• Commission puts off filling vacancy
• Christmas tree sawed down in Caryville
• The story of the year for 2011
• City agrees to settle with Mongar
• I was thankful to just be around that Christmas season week of December 15, 2011
• Faithful Words for week of December 15, 2011
• Church News for week of December 15, 2011
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of December 15, 2011
• Volunteer state taking steps to honor local volunteers
• In-house complaints dominate Jellico Utilities agenda
• Caryville issues holiday greetings
• Board says yes to graduation venue change
• Bridge construction taking longer than originally planned
• Battling addiction
• State report card out; five county schools on target list
• Historic Speedwell Academy to host Christmas event
• Faithful Words for week of December 8, 2011
• Church News for week of December 8, 2011
• School Menus for week of December 8, 2011
• From A Mothers Heart for the week of December 8, 2011
• Cieslak indicted in son’s death
• Grand jury says no to charges
• Lady Cougars look better in rematch with Farragut
• CCHS players named to all-district team
• Cougars sink Admirals, 60-53
• A double celebration for the Muse family
• Planning commission moves to annex Highcliff and Bowlin Straight
• Grand jury returns not true bill on Finley and Henegar
• A baby born in Bethlehem freed us from the letter of the law - week of December 1, 2011
• Faithful Words for week of December 1, 2011
• Church News for week of December 1, 2011
• School Menus for week of December 1, 2011
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of December 1, 2011
• Tri-City Tournament set
• Campbell County teams sweep district rival Clinton
• Jellico teams split league opener with Oakdale
• Cougars roll through Heritage tourney
• Lady Cougars get first victory
• Veterans sound off on need for clinic
• Henderson sees more charges
• Weekend marks start of Christmas festivities
• Schools dismissing
• Faithful Words for week of November 23, 2011
• From the Mountain for the week of November 23, 2011
• Without this man there would have been no first Thanksgiving week of November 23, 2011
• Spiritually Speaking for week of November 23, 2011
• School menus for week of November 23, 2011
• Senior Citizens for week of November 23, 2011
• From a Mothers Heart for the week of November 23, 2011
• Church News for week of November 23, 2011
• Elegant Junk gets scrapped
• Retailers ready for Black Friday
• County attempts to bring in new industry
• Gov. Haslam visits Caryville
• Faithful Words for week of November 17, 2011
• Senior Citizens for week of November 17, 2011
• Local attorney files lawsuit, claiming damages resulting from stink
• Ivydale Road project on hold
• Steve Collette encourages Christians to share the Gospel
• Bargy to spend six months in jail
• She remembers that birthday in a unexpected way - week of November 17, 2011
• Spiritually Speaking for week of November 17, 2011
• Public Records for week of November 10, 2011
• Senior Citizens for week of November 10, 2011
• My Perfect World for week of November 10, 2011
• Saluting Our Soldiers on Veteran’s Day Or Paying Tribute to Our Veterans
• Liquor Barn generates more revenue for Caryville in September
• Collett coming to Stinking Creek
• Veteran’s Day event to be held throughout county
• Stars on a flag commemorate the men from Westbourne who served in World War II
• Cooper continues to fight for new trial
• Chamber of Commerce to host annual pig roast si
• Crimes spurs use of task force
• Cieslak charged in son's death
• When the storms come - are you a turkey or an eagle?
• School Menus for week of October 27, 2011
• New Notes for week of October 27, 2011
• Police investigating death of infant
• Campbell County scores first, but loses the battle at Powell
• Burgan breaks scoring records
• ’Dogs down Devils
• A rebuilding year
• Heitzenrater replaced
• There is a time to pray
• The odor continues
• Commissioner says yes to Ivydale Road
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County Oct 13 – Oct 21
• Church News October 13 , 2011
• Sins against the Holy Spirit
• Their joy stems from their values, not their possessions
• China Hackler brings old-time culture to the area
• New law shifts debit card costs from merchants to consumers
• Two men arrested on Pine Mountain Road
• Jellico power board appears to be on a power trip
• Being proactive can make a difference
• Odor leaves residents with questions
• Basista removed as power board attorney
• Bethurem fired by power board
• Soccer girls defeat Grace for fourth win
• Evans assumes new role
• Louie Blue comes to town again
• Pack denied new trial
• Vigil highlights domestic violence
• Louie Bluie’s Economic Impact
• Phillips says investigation will wrap up 'in near future'
• Walking down the hall of faith
• Blue Devils fall to Midway
• So, Where is the Holy Spirit?
• How quickly God can turn the fortunes of a whole empire
• Survivor of the troop train wreck returned to Jellico
• Campbell Culture Coalition hosts fifth annual Louie Bluie Festival
• Ward gets 54 years
• Martin and Bundren accept plea agreements
• Martin and Bundren enter guilty pleas
• News Notes Sept. 22, 2011
• Senior Citizens Center week of Sept. 22
• Church News Sept. 22, 2011
• Evans named chief deputy
• Campbell Culture Coalition to host fifth annual Louie Bluie Festival
• Conflict over annexation heats up
• Cougars come up short against Hawks
• CCHS golfers place 2nd in district
• Scouting Report — Campbell County at Clinton
• public Records Sept. 22, 2011
• Child injured in dog attack
• Chief Deputy Named
• CCHS cross-country teams fare well at Cherokee Classic
• Homecoming parade returns to LaFollette
• Commission hears complaints about animal control
• Campbell Culture Coalition to host fifth annual Louie Bluie Festival
• Events lead to dismissal
• Crash remains under investigation
• Goins holds conference
• Lessons learned from another family’s sorrow
• News Notes Sept. 8, 2011
• Chief Deputy terminated
• Traffic stop leads to five arrests
• CCSD detective terminated
• Cougars fall 38-14 to rival AC
• Victim’s shocked, man steals electricity
• Baird sees progress in last year
• Campbell County Chamber of Commerce prepares for visit from State tourism commissioner
• Churches join together to give family a new home
• Campbell County Remembers
• Shoupe leads Cougars past Jets, 34-28
• The World’s Greatest Cello Player
• Torn between joy and heartache over the recent news
• News Notes Sept. 1, 2011
• Mountain Heritage Community Club holds its 42nd Festival
• Pyro will light the sky
• The one year mark for Goins
• Caryville waits to see how much revenue taxes from liquor will generate
• Scouting Report — Cumberland County at CCHS
• Cougars stumble in opener
• Richardsons win Powder Mill Tourney
• We cannot comprehend God’s great love
• Tip leads to large amount of pot and pills
• The Connection gives LaFollette children a place to go after school
• Church news Aug. 25, 2011
• Marine thefts are linked to Bowman, Gross
• Officers round up pot plants
• Jury says ‘guilty’ of lesser charge
• Forgiveness may never happen
• Bargy found guilty
• Church news Aug. 18
• The World’s Greatest Pianist
• Concerning Jerusalem – Where Do You Stand
• Peter's Perspective
• Cougars anxious to kick off 2011 season
• New utility rate structure causes higher bills at peak times: What should customers expect and what can they do to lower their bills?
• Chaniott gets diversion; must pay restitution
• Woman arrested for using bad checks
• Scouting Reports — Campbell County at Seymour High
• Concerns expressed over animal control
• Hit and run trial underway
• FBI investigating dynamite at area home
• Dynamite found at Coolidge home
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• Powder Mill Night Tournament winners — August 5
• Defense coming along for Campbell County
• Board discusses cell phone use and dress code for high schools
• Campbell County homeschoolers find support in groups
• Stand-off ends with arrest
• Tourism is big business for county
• Strange accident kills man
• Pleas resolve criminal cases
• Pack pleads to charges
• Owens wants relief from sentence
• Campbell County High School prepared for Cougar Day
• Utility Bills caused discussion at Jellico’s board meeting
• Trio busted with thousands in stolen items
• Tax free holiday starts tomorrow
• Spiritually Speaking
• Public Records
• vacation bible school news
• Prosecutors appealing Bartley ruling
• Arrests begin in warrants round up
• CCSD arrests alleged child pornographer
• Fifteen dogs picked up by animal control at a residence in Jacksboro
• vacation bible school news
• Spiritually Speaking
• News Notes
• Public Records
• Commission debates ambulance service management
• Campbell County Veterans Affairs Office No. 2 in state for getting money to veterans
• LaFollette Press brings home state journalism awards
• The punch that saved her life
• vacation bible school news
• Public Records
• Reunions
• Spiritually Speaking
• SmartSource coupons coming back to the paper
• Board discusses gym floor repairs
• Chopper crash kills two
• Area church builds ramps
• Military helicopter crashes
• vacation bible school news
• Reunions
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Spiritually Speaking
• Pleasant Ridge Bridge costs more than originally planned
• Sale of hospital moves forward
• Movement seen at county jail
• Public Records
• Faithful Words
• Reunions
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Spiritually Speaking
• Bartley asks for bail hearing
• Fourth of July celebrations planned
• Minton hits lottery
• Liquor stores open in Caryville
• LaFollette man drowns at White Bridge Park
• Jury hands down verdict in Ward case
• From a Mother's Heart
• Faithful Words
• Spiritually Speaking
• Reunions
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Terry And Jane Lewis Named Field & Stream Magazine ‘Heroes of Conservation’
• Couple sues for nearly half a million after dog bite
• Ward trial underway
• Standoff at gas station leads to string of charges
• Faithful Words
• Jacksboro Library News
• News Notes
• Public Records
• vacation bible school news
• Commission to vote on several items next week
• K-9 officer killed in Caryville
• vacation bible school news
• Spiritually Speaking
• Reunions
• Torner has wish granted
• Football Cougars to name new coach on Friday
• Principals moved throughout county
• Bartley sees plea set aside
• What will happen next in the Bartley case?
• Bartley gets plea set aside
• LaFollette looking at shortfall
• Fire destroys building
• Pleas
• Public Records
• Reunions
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Spiritually Speaking
• Audit reveals spending issues
• News Notes
• Public Records
• Spiritually Speaking
• Reunions
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Jury says ‘guilty’ on all counts
• Memorial Day events scheduled for this weekend
• Class of 2011 bids high school farewell this weekend
• CCHS football coach resigns- again
• Jail gets green light; lodge does not
• Jacksboro Library News
• News Notes
• Public Records
• Spiritually Speaking
• New meth laws set to being July 1
• Supertwang hits a sour note
• Supertwang employees "will be paid"
• News Notes
• Public Records
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• School menu's
• Poston announces new staff; board votes to spend money
• Supertwang hits town
• Commissioners say yes to jail project at budget and finance meeting
• Relay for Life event sees success
• I Hate Meth and You Should Too
• IN MY PERFECT WORLD -Auto Mechanics and Such
• Public Records
• News Notes
• Lunch raises funds and awareness
• Relay for Life scheduled for Friday night
• Jail addition one step closer
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Reunions
• Relay for Life events
• Public Records
• School menu's
• Relay for Life events
• Spiritually Speaking
• Council to consider police hires
• Keith to speak at Children’s Center luncheon
• Pyro Shows to light up the Cuban sky
• New meth laws could punish ‘smurfs’ and those who endanger children
• LaFollette Library News
• JMS named among top schools in the state for value-added achievement
• Marina moving on to next phase
• People's hit by robber Monday
• Poston begins work as the new director of schools
• From a Mother's Heart
• Church News
• School menu's
• People's Bank robbed at gunpoint; police still searching
• People's Bank robbed at gunpoint; schools in lock down
• Poston named new director of schools
• Public Records
• Relay for Life events
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Spiritually Speaking
• Ridenour sits for round two of interviews
• Former school officials reject plea
• Caryville makes history
• Gibbs plea doesn’t go unnoticed
• Church News
• School menu's
• Relay for Life events
• Public Records
• News Notes
• Storm knock out power
• Nance, Green retain seats
• BOE continues interview process for new director
• Birthdays for March 31
• County audit reveals findings
• Board kicks of director interviews
• Jacksboro election slated for Saturday
• From a Mother's Heart
• Church News
• Operation Clean Streets puts offenders behind bars
• Indictments returned
• Spiritually Speaking
• On Higher Ground
• Faithful Words
• CCSD rounding up wanted persons
• Three arrested for home invasion
• Williamson case still in court system
• Habitat for Humanity dedicating house
• Thomas will serve sentence in endangerment conviction
• Relay for Life events
• News Notes
• School menu's
• Jones steps down as coach
• Caryville reviews package store applications
• Director of schools finalists chosen
• County powers act stands despite opposition
• Public Records
• Relay for Life events
• Spiritually Speaking
• County powers act is hot topic for commission
• Board reviews package store regulations
• Former White Oak student shares story
• News Notes
• Overnight fire leaves one dead
• Florida murder case comes in to end in Campbell County
• Faithful Words
• On Higher Ground
• From a Mother's Heart
• Church News
• Thirteen vying for director spot
• McAfee chooses not to advise; Murray fired
• Four children removed following discovery of meth lab
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Spiritually Speaking
• Jellico kicks off I Hate Meth week
• Catching the school bus proved dangerous for young girl
• Search committee meets; receives one application
• Meth cuts leave police holding the bag
• Public Records
• Child hit by early morning driver
• Owls, Eagles fall in Final Four of TMSAA East Sectionals
• Murray files second lawsuit against county mayor William Baird
• Serving the citizens means standing up for what’s right
• Press now on-line subscription service
• Perkins pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Smith enters plea in abuse case
• East LaFollette demolition begins; remaining building to be put to good use
• On Higher Ground
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• News Notes
• Spiritually Speaking
• Church News
• From a Mother's Heart
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• Largemouth bass are still best bet for Norris anglers
• Owls, Eagles remain in the hunt for sectional championship
• Weddings and anniversaries for Feb. 17
• News Notes
• Public Records
• From the Mountain
• LaFollette Library News
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• School menu's
• Jail addition meets resistance
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• School menu's
• News Notes
• Jacksboro falls off the Sunday wagon
• Press going to on-line subscription service
• Faithful Words
• Walgreen's bomber enters into plea agreement
• Rising bills equal rising tempers
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• Crappies and bass biting on Norris
• College coach hired to lead Cougars’ football program
• It is their choice- but why?
• Judge leaves $250,000 bond intact
• Scouts honor band of brothers
• LaFollette selects new chief
• From a Mother's Heart
• Commissioner's Corner
• Church News
• School menus
• In my perfect world
• Council counts money for upcoming projects
• New personnel policy put on hold
• When good goats go bad
• Large amount of cash and pills seized in traffic stop
• LaFollette looking at 10 candidates for chief's position
• Jellico Library to expand
• Behind the Bars
• MLK remembered at town hall event
• Campbell County schools make the grade
• Police Chief applications are stacking up
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• Fishing conditions tough on Norris
• NWTF, RMEF and CORA help families in need during holidays
• Meth fire levels apartment building
• Liquor ordinance is passed in the first reading
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• School menu's
• Church News
• From a Mother's Heart
• On Higher Ground
• Faithful Words
• Spiritually Speaking
• Meth lab explosion leads to apartment fire; one injured
• Freezing weather depletes resources
• How easy is it to veer off course?
• Rucker says 'not guilty' of charges
• Phillips to serve 60 days for statutory rape
• Wrongful arrest lawsuit dismissed by federal judge
• Kirby wants reprieve from life sentence
• Humane society lobbies for dangerous animal ordinance
• From the Mountain
• On Higher Ground
• From a Mother's Heart
• Church News
• School menu's
• News Notes
• Cougars play in Smyrna tourney
• City presses forward with plans for a new library
• Meth lab discovered among disposal
• Lady Cougars place 5th in Kesslers Holiday Classic
• Campbell County boys avenge earlier loss to Clinton, 85-76
• McAffee sets trial date for county’s suit
• Court orders dog be euthanized
• ATV accident claims life over holiday
• City of LaFollette plans to demolish 20 houses
• Tiller drops suit against city of LaFollette
• County players named to all-district teams
• Jellico plans Rockin' New Year's Eve Party
• City presses forward with plans for a new library, other projects
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• Wells gets reprieve in sexual harassment suit
• Council discusses interim police chief, recent meetings
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• Board approves and fails new ordinances in Jellico
• Lady Cougars start season strong
• A few crappies are being caught on Norris
• Tractor -trailer flips, kills driver
• Tobacco farming fades into the past- A way of life up in smoke
• School changes total $98,000
• CCWC makes Christmas happen for area families
• LaFollette Library News
• News Notes
• The year in review
• From a Mother's Heart
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• Local organization shows true meaning of Christmas
• Lady Cougars share league lead after beating Oak Ridge and Powell
• Teams celebrate county tournament championships
• Christmas comedy comes to Indiana Avenue
• Cold weather brings cautionairy tips from utility companies
• Highway department works around the clock to clear roads
• Iconic building bites the dust
• New police department hire has lawsuit against city and former employer
• Recording lays out police hire
• Council divided on several city issues
• Grand jury returns indictments for Martin and Bundren
• Petition filed to euthanize pit bulldog
• Lynch steps down as chief
• On Higher Ground
• Faithful Words
• Spiritually Speaking
• From a Mother's Heart
• On Higher Ground
• Former director of schools and federal programs supervisor arrested
• From the Mountain
• Faithful Words
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• News Notes
• Caryville learning liquor laws
• EMS committee hears from angry employees
• A hundred signs with a hundred anti-meth messages
• Medical foundation provides end of year grants
• motorcycle crash causes one fatality
• Catch a glimpse of Santa this weekend
• Justice center continues to dominate commission agenda
• Campbell County teams sweep Sevier County
• Stores and shoppers gear up for Black Friday sales
• New Jellico Mayor and Aldermen get down to business
• Toy’s for Tots applications available on Dec. 4
• Jellico CEO resigns
• Jury says ‘not guilty’ in murder case
• Jail project hits another snag
• Weddings and anniversaries for Nov. 18
• Two young men found anti-meth organization
• Buffalo Bill
• Jacksboro gets varsity sweep of Oneida
• Documentary will tell ghost stories of Red Ash
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• New Jellico mayor and aldermen take oath Thursday
• Cooper going to jail for theft convictions
• Commission approves additional bond for proposed justice center
• On Higher Ground
• Faithful Words
• From the Mountain
• From a Mother's Heart
• Church News
• School menu's
• Senior Citizens of Campbell County
• News Notes
• Veterans honored at services around county
• Veterans honored at services around county
• Caryville hosts Christmas lights contest for residents
• Christian Academy basketball teams stay perfect
• SRO’s spark discussion at budget and finance meeting
• Public Records Nov. 11
• Children’s Center sees excavation as new beginning
• Children’s Center sees excavation as new beginning
• Election brings change in Jellico
• Liquor is at the forefront of discussion following election
• Birthdays for Nov. 11
• Weddings and anniversaries for Nov. 11
• BOE named in lawsuit involving bus crash
• LaFollette Library News
• From the Mountain
• On Higher Ground
• From a Mother's Heart
• Church News
• Birthdays for Nov. 4
• Veteran’s day events planned
• Powers tops Clotfelter in rep race
• Caryville citizens approve liquor referendums
• Officials said election went well
• Weddings and anniversaries for Nov. 4
• School menu's
• Campbell County schools continue to see changes
• Early results could be delayed
• Early voting results are in
• Caryville vote is in
• LaFollette City Council results
• Powers defeats Clotfelter
• Halloween will be celebrated on Saturday in Campbell County
• Mother receives 10 years for her role in abuse
• Interim director to decide benefits question
• Birthdays for Oct. 28
• Weddings and anniversaries for Oct. 28
• Wanted felon to spend 90 days in CC jail
• Trombley given probation for cemetery thefts
• Secretary of State visits Campbell County
• Council debates new holiday
• Wilson headed to prison following plea
• Birthdays for Oct. 21
• Weddings and anniversaries for Oct. 21
• Two towns could go from parched to soaking wet
• Longmire arrested on multiple charges
• Library grant comes with stipulations
• Owls soar into Class AAA semifinals with 50-36 rout of Horace Maynard
• Environmental services director named
• Eagles ready for rematch with Clinton
• One time PCUD director caught charging $95k in personal expenses to district
• Bartley hires third lawyer; files new motion
• Lawson knew of dubious Ph.D.
• Two arrest for meth manufacture
• Commission moves ahead with budget; discusses hiring of environmental services director
• Campbell County’s Evans takes first place at Victor Ashe meet
• Grand jury indicts Perkins
• Ridenour named interim
• Nephew facing murder after uncle starves to death
• What our students at Valley View need
• Resignation follows allegations
• Birthdays Oct. 14
• Weddings and anniversaries for Oct. 14
• Elderly man beaten Saturday
• Questions continue regarding director of schools resignation
• School director resigns
• Voters can begin casting votes next week
• Local advocate battles to keep battle of Gettysburg land sacred
• Lack of zoning creates headache for valley community
• Pet population is growing at shelter
• Weekly fishing report for Norris Lake
• Public Records Oct. 7
• Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency news
• Tina and Lonnie White Habitat raises awareness for 27th house
• Tennessee Wildife Resources Agency news
• Public Records Sept. 30
• Most fishing on Norris is slow, but stripers are biting at night
• Plea agreements settle criminal cases
• Contest is now underway for free youth deer hunt
• Technology in the Classroom
• JMS star hurt during loss at Lenoir City
• Library grant given to city of LaFollette
• Wife gives kidney to save husband’s life

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