Lenoir City, TN News

• Lenoir City, TN News
• Five jailed in meth lab bust
• UT survey mirrors area feedback drawn from PlanET forums
• Commission mulls accepting subpar roads
• Flag to honor fallen Marine
• Lenoir City clears accreditation hurdle
• Group remains against permit, claims Viskase odor will call health problems
• Loudon balks at funding SROs
• Harrison Road project a go, council says
• County marks first traffic death
• Loudon County BOE passes new budget
• Sales looking up for Mother's Day
• Grads face tough job, scholarship market
• Turmoil continues at Lenoir City High
• LCHS senior to compete in state pageant
• Loudon bank robbed
• Official January homeless count uncovers higher number than expected
• P-16, SCORE meeting Monday
• Common Core shapes budget for city schools
• Pursuit ensues after theft from store
• Tellico Village POA opts to sell excess lots
• No prayer dispute end
• New LCUB website rolling out
• Ongoing legal troubles impact Rarity Pointe
• New bridge will be reality
• Loudon prohibits swimming at Riverside
• New law will help in missing persons cases
• Education challenges in spotlight
• No word on Yale response
• Loaded handgun found in passenger's carry-on at McGhee Tyson Airport
• Loudon considers alternative
• Planners mull rezoning, annexation
• Agricultural industry feels effects of balmy temps
• Hospital files suit against county
• City, county back Yale, offer $1 million tax break for plant to remain locally
• Family resource centers may get
• LUB approves water improvement project
• More work coming for unemployed, many required to provide proof of work searches
• Candidate qualifying deadline this week
• Prayer planned at courthouse
• Loudon attorney's death shocks, saddens
• Save-A-Lot closes doors in city
• Loudon man slams landfill commission
• Utility board looking to install efficient treatment equipment
• Lenoir City considers campaign sign change
• Choking LCES student rescued
• School breaks ground on new cafeteria
• Steekee Elementary second-grader donates birthday gifts to animal shelter
• LUB finds expansion compromise
• Lenoir City OKs radios, charter recommendations
• Foothills Federal Credit Union cashing in 50 years of serving area
• Paying tribute to a judge
• Pipeline construction approved in city
• Campbell wins election
• County OKs study for ag facility
• HEAL reorganizing, closing office
• LCUB alters workers compensation percentage
• LUB explores options for facility expansion
• State slashes family resource centers
• Loudon backs ag center feasibility study
• Loudon park, pool in trouble
• Loudon asked to pay for arena study
• Chamber ready to tackle 2012
• Using a bold, new approach Eaton students focus more on math, science
• Artist's therapy work displayed at Visitors Center
• Loudon Water Treatment Plant improvements might be scaled back
• Crank case to be tried
• LCUB installing Internet-read meters
• Woman's remains identified
• Primary less than month away, delegate prep first step for county political parties
• Commission rejects fees to help fund CASA
• LUB sewer rehab projects near start
• LHS students line up to help families at Children's Hospital
• Proposed child laws could impact farms
• A way coming to improve memory loss?
• Lenoir City residents turn out for roads public forum
• CASA seeks fees, fines
• Commissioners hear both sides in road dispute
• Falling natural gas prices opens LUB energy options
• Information sought for 2012 PIT Homeless Count
• Hutch shuts down plant
• Greenback family advocates tough teen driver laws
• Lenoir City Schools adds alert system for various notifications
• County BOE gets news on building projects
• Highland Park Elementary completes new playground phase
• Rezone gets first green light
• County BOE debates future of old buildings
• Local educators agree with review of teacher evaluations
• Volunteers still needed for homeless count
• County enjoys safe New Year's holiday
• Lenoir City man arrested on child exploitation charges
• Staying safe for New Year's
• Customers mixed on postal changes
• Loudon getting new traffic light
• Operation Christmas Child exceeds goal amount
• Local rescue team adds three new safety divers
• Lenoir City man enters guilty plea for threatening calls
• Road workers hoping for a warm winter
• Civitan, Rotary clubs host parties for children
• Georgia fugitive facing weapons, drug charges
• Loudon taking another look at debt policy
• K-9 helps in Saturday arrest
• United Way nears fundraising goal
• Loudon County Honor Guard recognized by mayor, commission
• Loudon burning vehicle oil at both ends
• Special Olympics director dies
• Couple arrested at LHS game
• Deadline near for Loudon candidates
• First taste of winter this week
• Loudon seeks volunteers to help with Point In Time Count
• Lenoir City BOE examines school calendar
• Loudon man faces federal robbery charges
• Carolyn A. Jenkins
• Mentor goes extra mile
• Graffiti vandals hit Loudon
• Kimberly-Clark: We're trying
• Calling all 'Santa' letters
• BOE workshops will stay, but with new look
• Brown, son of Civil War vet, honored at Philadelphia event
• Earthquake recorded in Greenback
• Distribution center a real possibility
• tnAchieves needs local mentors
• Small benefits increase next year for seniors
• Village POA cuts workforce
• Conservative budget ends with increase in revenues
• Murder trial date reset
• Squirrel causes power outage for LCUB customers
• Myers found guilty of murder
• $43 million in bonds issued by commission
• Greenback students team up in pink
• Fire damages Cherry Street house
• Wampler's farm produces energy as well as pork products
• Randolph resigns from board
• Basic Resources Inc. to buy Ft. Loudoun Barge
• Fun, fear on the farm
• Loudon council renews liquor licenses without dissent
• LCUB approves provision for early retirement
• Campbell sworn in as new interim property assessor
• Special team forming for missing, abducted children
• Trio charged with teen's rape
• Lenoir City residents get new homes thanks to grant
• Village gives Jersey couple fresh start
• Man dies as a result of injurie from wreck
• Man dies as a result of injuries from wreck
• Two kindergarten teachers hired for Lenoir City
• Board nixes retreat: Sets aside additional funds for member training
• Woman finds body in water
• Loudon County schools attempt to SCORE
• Lenoir City Schools restructuring impacts two campuses
• Kimberly Clark seeks source of ash particles
• Dirty Old Butt Slappers take home first at Ribfest
• End of an era: Loudon County prepares to pave last gravel road
• Loudon High School track open for community
• No charges in missing Lenoir City records
• Hall of Fame honors community leaders
• Assessor may be appointed Sept. 19
• New K-9 may be at LCPD soon
• Russell enjoys new home, lease on life with Habitat's help
• County, city OK incentives for unknown business
• Back to School for Lenoir City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Greenback School gas leak being tested
• Meadows takes helm of News-Herald, Connection
• Loudon holds current tax rate, cuts budget
• Project to honor 9-11 victims, heroes
• GNS breaks ground Monday
• County employees receive 1.6 percent raise
• Industries continue taxation appeals, city considers tax increase
• School starts off without hitch
• Tax assessments appealed to state
• Registration success at schools
• Commission hears about agriculture extension barn
• Air Quality Task Force hears complaints from citizen
• Sheriff's Office holds annual Kid's Academy
• Services for Jenkins released
• Tax-free holiday starts Friday
• TVA meeting draws input from residents
• Employees could pay 15 percent of insurance
• Property Assesor Jenkins found dead
• Council approves TDOT contract for Hwy. 11
• Shubert named pantry manager at GSC
• LCUB refinances $18 million in debt
• Fort Loudoun Dam Bridge lights project under way
• Mothers face drug, aggravated child endangerment charges
• TVA to hold public meeting, will explore issues, options on sand basket dam walls
• Blair Bend options reviewed
• Loudon bridge lights installed at night
• Loudon looks to replace Legion Field bleachers
• Lights to be installed on Loudon bridge next week
• Coast Guard Auxiliary holds thank you lunch for USCG
• Woman arrested for drugs after vehicle fire
• Planning for school building program under way
• Blair Bend property options discussed
• Schools seek authority to approve federal funding
• Inmate faces aggravated assault charge
• Revitalizing downtowns
• Haslam requests presidential disaster for Loudon, six other counties
• City of Loudon considers implementation of monthly garbage fees
• I-75 bridge repairs underway, traffic backs up in Loudon
• Woman found dead after apartment fire
• Workshop set to make downtowns a destination
• Redistricting Committee ready to set to work
• BOE hears concerns on Berry issue
• Three arrested after tree collision
• Two found allegedly sleeping at Chili's
• Wingin' it: Wing Ding to tour area
• LCUB to help foot bill for cracks in sewer plant
• Union contract settled
• Phase one approved on 6-4 vote
• LUB looks at salaries, costs for expansion
• Lenoir City approves budget
• Citizens show up, speak out
• Lenoir City, utilities, others named in lawsuit
• Car goes through local business
• More than 90 show up to public hearing
• Farmers to get market
• P-16 questions continue
• Loudon fails to adopt new budget for fiscal year
• Greenback looks at fewer expenses for next year
• City of Loudon may delay budget adoption
• Taking a bite out of crime
• Loudon Countians may face tax increase
• State Rep. Hurley hired as LCUB summer help
• Board of Education approves new bus contract
• Woman reportedly pays man with pills
• Employee allegedly takes cash, reports robbery
• Admin changes in schools continue
• Nine Lenoir City Schools employees retire
• Shuffle ongoing at county schools
• Local farmers strive to provide safe milk supply
• County Commission passes new boards, committees
• Shaw Ferry intersection officially open
• Two arrested, charged with public intoxication
• Man claims false arrest in multi-million lawsuit
• UT athletic director Mike Hamilton resigns
• Man tazed after allegedly fleeing scene of accident
• Window violation leads to arrests
• Planning commission continues talks on temporary structures
• Loudon County to receive federal assistance due to April storms
• Ceremonies held in remembrance
• School board discusses food service changes
• Man allegedly purchases 'high speed chicken feed'
• Docks rocked Saturday
• Man sentenced in connection with rape
• Task force hears results of Viskase meeting
• TVA energy-saving program implemented for LUB customers
• Man arrested after reportedly having drugs, juveniles in car
• Board of Education eliminates intervention specialists
• Newman: Census summary for cities incorrect
• Commission, Board of Education discuss Greenback
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Registration, light violation leads to several drug charges
• Multiple arrests at Walgreens
• Methadone stolen from trunk of car
• Confidential source leads to two arrests
• Officials looking at Census numbers, redistricting
• Budget bright spot: Loudon City income exceeds outgo - again
• Funding for track secured
• Commission 'gatekeepers' praised, alternatives offered
• Local shot after allegedly smoking crack
• 2 arrested on drug charges at Walgreens
• Loudon Fire Department's new ladder truck delivered
• Malone honored by state
• Honeycutt out
• Foreclosure mess
• Arena proposed in Loudon
• NMS teacher receives $5,000 classroom grant
• Relay brings in almost $70,000
• Lenoir City plans to annex part of interstate
• Bridge project delayed, again
• Board of Education mulls over director contract
• BCAAT to appeal expansion permit
• Assault with a blanket
• Warrant results in woman's 18 drug related charges
• Kendra Chantelle to perform at Relay for Life
• Local leaders vote to shelve P-16
• Policies, procedures focus of commission meeting
• Community meets new director of schools
• 2 face charges stemming from stop
• Shot fired at Lenoir City Sonic
• Greenback faces tornado threat, again
• Storms blow through area, bring Alabama debris
• LCUB customers hit by storm
• BHCC takes damage
• Loudon County to have school Friday
• Lenoir City Middle School students being sent home
• Loudon County picking up after overnight storms
• Baptist Health Center has broken windows, siding damage from storm
• Loudon County considers sick leave bank for employees
• P-16 looks at time, location for community meeting
• Board of Education holds off on incentive
• Puzzle answers
• Council approves mowing, maintenance contract
• Roane State seeks lease extension
• Local charged with TennCare fraud
• Nuclear power focus of Alexander's speech
• CCW-IVAS celebrates 20 years
• No federal assistance expected for tornado victims
• New parking lot for LCIS
• Board of Education postpones decision on retirement incentives
• Lenoir City Council approves first reading of drought plan
• Loudon Elementary student honored by Relay for Life
• Application for Courthouse Square Revitalization grants discussed
• Simpson clears air on allegations
• Simpson: Return stolen signs to prevent fines
• Herron requests Board of Education, County Commission come together on building program
• Loudon Fire Department tests hydrants
• United Way of Loudon County blasts past goal
• Top 5 candidates for director announced
• Commission approves letter to mayors
• 'Not your average gala'
• Local resident sentenced for child pornography charges
• Woerner leads way with students
• LCHS assistant coach fired for inappropriate texting
• Prayer walkers to visit neighborhoods
• LCHS assistant coach fired for inappropriate texting
• Committee looks at retirement incentives to cut costs
• LCMS construction to possibly include new parking lot
• Seasonal sign ordinance approved
• LC track finishes 15th, 21st at invitational
• Donations pour in for Greenback
• LHS students lend a hand
• Several drugs busts at Loudon Rite Aide
• 4 arrested on meth charges
• Encouraging excellence in education through Young Achievers
• Clean-up begins in Greenback after tornado
• Officers catch pharmacy robber
• Landfill initiative: Cleaner air, 'greener' fuel, added income
• Suspected electrical fire damages house
• Man dies after ATV accident
• Two found passed out in car
• Hwy. 321 to expansion closer to starting
• LCSO offers tips to prevent burglaries, invasions
• Council looks at proposal for events in amphitheater
• Terminated employee shows up with gun
• Tilapia to set up shop
• Drug charges for 5 at Rite Aide
• Sheriff's office takes lead on LeadsOnline tool
• Task force gets go ahead to speak with Viskase
• Loudon riverfront history, development plans tied
• New street garage bid awarded
• Home damaged in fire
• Audit: City employees misused funds
• LCUB contractor killed in wreck
• Sheriff: Inmates, wife sneak drugs into Loudon jail
• Man lives modern-day 'Catch Me If You Can'
• Boy honored for saving sister
• Six teachers recognized at BOE meeting
• Chamber partnership allows for louder voice
• Fire destroys building
• Attempt to bring drugs into jail leads to arrest
• Motorists conserve as prices continue to rise
• Junction solutions possible
• Hwy. 321 to be named scenic byway
• Commission addresses Voter Confidence Act
• Iva's Fate: Humanitarian's husband launched mission effort
• Woman found dead inside apartment
• Celebrating Dr. Seuss
• Board of Education discusses capital projects
• Locking down on prescription drugs
• Budget committee considers chopping Pre-K
• Property owners await news of subdivision future
• Recent county mayor hopeful arrested
• Storm causes minimal damage
• LCS may charge for facilities
• McCluen fails to appear in court Feb. 9
• Technical center named after Miller
• Campell in top 24 of 'Idol'
• Husband of LCSB chairman charged with assault
• Philadelphia Fire Chief outlines plans for future
• Salvation Army: We're running out of funds
• Lenoir City moves forward with Town Creek Project
• Students take school board on 'virtual field trip'
• Private roads not city's responsibility
• Honda Gold Wing riders to visit Loudon for 'Best Dam Ride'
• Iva’s Place Soup Kitchen now closed
• Schools close due to illness
• Fire department receives two federal grants
• LCBOE saves $300K on renovations
• Lambert named LUB assistant manager
• Trexler joins News-Herald, The Connection team
• Local charities gearing up for record breaking needs
• TBI investigates missing records at Lenoir City Hall
• Temperatures drop, electric bills rise
• Cemetery road improvements to be considered by county
• LCUB position will not be refilled
• Loudon County P-16 Council debating future course
• Greenback high school student, Ryan Seymour, dies from injuries after accident
• Girl Scout Cookies go on sale
• Keeping schools safer with 21st century technology
• School leaders discuss search for director
• LCUB plans gas line extension
• Four Greenback students seriously injured in Calderwood Highway wreck
• Grant sought for Highway 72 turn lane in Loudon
• Eight days of school missed, no calendar changes planned
• Temporary sign permits to be enforced in Lenoir City
• Almost 800 tons of salt used this winter
• Out-of-district students discussed
• Schools manage students more effectively with program, Skyward
• Loudon leaders discuss temporary businesses in city
• Send us your snow pictures
• County schools begin process to hire new director
• Jimmy Wilburn to be named Lenoir City Recorder/Treasurer
• Wilburn sworn in as recorder/treasurer
• Cash Express robbed at gun point, third robbery in city in two weeks
• Letter from Director of Schools regarding student performance standards
• Lenoir City leaders to consider returning Johnson to Parks and Recreation Department
• City leaders say nothing suspect in Johnson resignation
• County election, second alleged murder in Village, third quarter of 2010
• Schools ready to be bid, funding not yet available
• County complies with state
• Surviving the cold
• Ron Jordan, 2011 Chamber of Commerce chairman
• 2010 Year in review: April - May
• 2010 Year in Review: Jan. - March
• New Loudon City Council eyes what's ahead, plans
• City hall holding: Lenoir City leaders may restart project in 2011
• Sheriff's Department seeking information related to theft of tools
• Two killed in Christmas Eve accident
• Substance abuse, sometimes a slow, steady suicide
• Loudon looks at land, use issues
• LCPD makes drug arrests
• New development coming to crossroads
• Several local residents indicted on drug charges
• Lenoir City Council discusses stormwater management
• LCUB plans new gas extension
• District attorney decides not to prosecute Arp after investigation
• Cold weather, icy roads cause few problems
• Three arrested on burglary charges
• Burglary call leads to arrests
• LCFD takes children shopping for Christmas
• Lenoir City leaders deny funding request for Creekwood contractor
• Salvation Army: Donations help Loudon County residents
• Toy Soldiers: Community rallies to provide toys - and more - for children
• Suicides increase with holidays, bad economy
• LCES language arts, social studies scores on the rise, LCMS gymnasium on schedule for completion
• LCHS student dies after battle with cancer
• Second Harvest supports Loudon County agencies, ministries
• Man awaiting trial for murder dies.
• Commissioners to reconsider storm water buffer resolution in January
• Federal agents raid local security contracting firm
• Local woman finds Love INC, changes life
• Leroy Tate selected for All Tennessee School Board
• United Way campaign nearing goal
• Iva's Place preparing for changes
• Authorities looking for suspect in armed robbery
• 'Tool kit' for Loudon marketing effort unveiled
• Christensen Yachts set to resume work at Tellico Lake
• Avoiding holiday debt, overspending
• Road crews in Loudon County preparing for winter
• Lenoir City Christmas Parade, Sunday
• Army Spec. Nathan Lillard laid to rest in McMinn County
• Local charity gives out 648 Thanksgiving turkeys, feeds 2,100
• Benefit plan changing in Lenoir City
• Viskase expansion, air quality concerns discussed at hearing
• LCHS graduate killed in Afghanistan
• Greenback School's construction estimates approved at $29 million
• Wampler appointed to empty council seat
• Pickup truck catches fire in southbound lane of I-75
• Accident victim identified
• Water buffer discusssed
• Serious vehicle accident in downtown Lenoir City
• Breach at landfill cleaned-up, being investigated by third party consultant
• Passenger killed in accident on Broadway
• GSC's holiday season to bring hot meals, 'fuzzy hugs,' music to families
• Flood map changes may affect ins. rates
• North Middle Program honors veterans, flag
• Veterans Day celebrated
• Chirstmas cards art winners
• Shell station robbed at gunpoint
• Leaders discuss ethics
• Engineer: Loudon sewage upgrade needed to meet CMOMS requirement
• Relay For Life kicks off
• Sewer issues near walking trail resolved
• Loudon resident remembers time of war
• Phase One: Philadelphia's cafeteria
• City of Loudon looking closer at where businesses on wheels can go
• Shaw Ferry Road project moving forward
• No funding for Thanksgiving lunch, mayor's furniture
• Relay for Life kickoff, Saturday
• Loudon County election results by precinct
• New mayors elected in Lenoir City, Loudon
• Hurley beats Ferguson
• Task Force discusses use of clean fuel
• TCAP tests to affect grades
• Eaton Elementary School classroom gets iPods
• Early voting ends strong, election Tuesday
• Police chase ends in crash
• Village POA exempt from LUB rate hike
• Town Creek Parkway getting help
• Bridge work coming to Simpson Road
• Lenoir City Schools piloting new teacher evaluation program
• Lenoir City School Board candidate responses
• Lenoir City Council candidate responses
• Lenior City Mayor candidate responses
• Loudon Mayor candidate responses
• Loudon City Council candidate responses
• Loudon County School Board, 6th District candidate responses
• A Board divided: Board of Education members continue to point fingers
• Meth bust in Lenoir City
• High turnout of voters to cast early ballots
• Revitalizing downtown Lenoir City
• LUB considers water rate increase of 7.5 percent
• Retirement changes denied
• Pool bubble turns pink for breast cancer awareness
• Sims qualified to hold office, despite felony
• Funds to restore block in downtown Lenoir City
• LUB conducting test of sewer system
• Philadelphia leaders look to expand
• Murder suspect arrested
• Lenoir City native publishes book
• Keeping kids healthy, flu free
• LCUB rate structure change approved
• Lenoir City leaders approve traffic flow study
• Village death apparent homicide
• Authorities investigating death in Tellico Village
• LHS biology teacher named best in state
• Delinquent tax sale, Oct. 25
• Bids for schools discussed
• Johnson continuing dual city roles despite previous statement
• Loudon leaders considering Notch-in-Hill de-annexation
• Loudon County Deputy Sheriff Michael D. Moore to be honored
• Loudon County native, vet bound for Afghanistan
• Father of former LHS student vows to fight for changes
• Liquor store discussions arise again
• Smoky Mountain Fiddlers Convention: 28th year, one to remember
• THP Trooper looks back on 36 plus years on the force
• Career and Tech Center to be named after superintendent
• Loudon County School Board: Business as usual
• Sunflowers growing in popularity
• Mayor's county board appointments approved
• Building bridges: Marketplace at the Yacht Club seeks to link Village, community
• LCPD bust alleged mobile meth lab
• United Way campaign kicks off, 2010 goal set at $401,000
• Cop coolers: Brothers work to buy cooling devices for officers
• First Citizen's Academy class, an eye-opening experience
• Cool Cops campaign offers hottest T-shirts
• Loudon Branding and Marketing campaign contract awarded
• New athletic programs considered for Greenback
• Train derails near Highway 11
• GSC set to launch "Young Samaritans' program
• Elected officials sworn in
• More than 127,000 pounds of food value raised
• Lenoir City Board of Education discusses adding personal leave
• LUB member, vice chair submits resignation
• Rex Dale set to take the bench
• Judge Russell retiring from public service
• Lenoir City leaders hire new attorney, Scott, of Knoxville
• United Way set to kick off 2010 campaign
• Cardboard box boating benefits Alzheimer's Association
• Local family's story featured in film to be released Friday about infamous 1938 funeral
• TVA to close one lane of traffic in Lenoir City
• Three injured in morning accident according to authorities
• Several file for city elections
• School board seat going back on ballot
• Loudon leaders reject Pilot
• Subdivision residents express frustration with LCUB rates
• Staying cool in school
• HOME grant in Lenoir City may benefit seven houses
• After 30 years, Arp leaving Loudon County government
• Herron ready for new challenge
• It's Irish Fest time in Tennessee
• Greenback mayor injured in incident
• School spending: Commissioners ask for justification of expenses
• Polls closing in Loudon County General Election, State Primary
• Herron, Dale lead with early, absentee vote
• Victory for Herron, Dale
• Election results
• Election results by precinct
• County Election ends with victory for Estelle Herron, Rex Dale
• Haslam shakes hands in Loudon County
• Loudon awarded HOME grant
• Loudon 4th of July Celebration
• Lenoir City Chiropractic
• Register now for 2009-2010!

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