Newport, TN News

• Newport, TN News
• Cocke County Fair 2011
• Newport residents collect gifts for the world's largest Christmas project
• Grand jury talks about security concerns
• "A Bid For Their Future": Sixth annual Boys and Girls Club auction set for Nov. 13
• Walters Hydroelectric Plant to test dam-failure notification sirens Nov. 16
• Grand jury issues indictment in murder case
• Relay for Life volunteers hear "Cancer's not the end of the world"
• Action on city personnel policy, job descriptions delayed
• TCAI to hold Veterans Day service
• Free dinner for veterans
• SMHH&H team captures Best Chili title
• Committee wants another look at building codes
• Firefighters respond to Monday fire
• Jail assault leads to charges handed down by grand jury
• Investigators continuing work on murder case of teenager Megan Maxwell
• Another indictment issued in Acuff case
• Resthaven honors Veterans
• Free dinner for veterans
• Boy Scouts and Cub Scout collecting food
• Election Commission to meet
• Daylight Savings Time ends this weekend
• Veterans Day program at CCHS
• Lions Club having annual candy, pecan sales
• Signs going up to proclaim Hwy. 321 scenic
• Leadership Cocke County accepting applications
• Remains are Maxwell's: Sheriff's Office confirms identity at press conference
• Skeletal remains found, undetermined if it's Megan Maxwell
• West Broadway accident leaves pedestrian, driver injured
• Southerland wins re-election bid by large margin
• Resthaven to hold Veterans Day Service
• Keller expected to be chosen as mayor
• Newport City Council election results: two new aldermen will join three incumbents
• Fire hits CCHS weight room facility
• Faison headed to Nashville
• Monroeville Bluegrass Band to entertain at chili cook-off
• Tennessee 4-H Director Receives Award from National Association of 4-H Agents
• Two defendants enter guilty pleas
• Judge denies motion to dismiss contested permit case
• Polls open until 8 p.m.
• Street light snapped in two at Hometown IGA
• Bugg seeks re-election to Newport City Council
• Freddie Gregg announce for re-election
• Newport Mayor Ball announcing candidacy for reelection
• Hurst named president of Tennessee Economic Development Council
• 4,000 brand new jackets to be distributed to the needy; ministry in 'dire need' of financial support
• $2,000 in cash returned to S. Carolina man
• More than 4,000 residents vote early
• City planners discuss sign regulations, take no action
• Relay for Life 2011 kickoff set for Nov. 9
• City Mayor Ball announcing candidacy for reelection
• ElderWatch brochures to be sent to 10,000 local homes
• Early voting ends today, election next Tuesday
• City school board approves first reading of bid policy
• Tis a Fact author, Roy D. Brown, dies at 84
• Developer wants change on roads letters of credit
• Health Department receives check for expansion
• Cocke County Partnership-Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade scheduled Dec. 11
• Hwy. 25E Scenic Byway among ET Preservation Award winners
• Hwy. 25E Scenic Byway among ET Preservation Award winners
• Goddard seeks re-election to Newport City Council
• CLB approves 2010-11 budget
• Parrottsville man dies in wreck
• Talley accepts 20-year sentence in Grimes murder
• Newport man receives maximum in beating death case
• New biopsy machine at BHCC
• Walking to victory!
• Lunsford announcing candidacy for alderman
• Family members of missing teenager ask hunters to be on the look out for her
• Woman arrested and charged with seven counts of oxycodone distribution
• County budget proposal finalized
• Man shot twice in his back is flown to UT hospital
• New Major James T. Huff Bridge dedicated
• Meeting set to discuss feasibility of public water in Chestnut Hill
• Powers announcing candidacy for re-election
• Butler receives Tennessee Outstanding Clerk Award for 2010
• Answers few in slaying of Dunn's sister
• Committee again reviews Highway Department budget
• Alleged bank robber detained after hearing in federal court
• Federal Jury convicts Cocke County man on firearms and stolen vehicle charges
• Third annual Chili Cook-off set for Nov. 6
• Drs. Foster, Steele, and Stone celebrate 60th anniversary
• Carmichael presents Eagle project to Northwest School
• City Council candidates invited to animal shelter
• CLB postpones budget related actions County Attorney's comments highlight meeting
• Wolf Creek Bridge to undergo major reconstruction
• Trick or Treat at the Track, Saturday, Oct. 30
• Holt seeks Newport City Council position
• Inspection of voting machines Oct. 29
• Record number of CCHS choral students qualify for All-East honors
• Sneed seeks re-election
• Defendants McCarter and Ivey plead not guilty to selling oxycodone
• County school board members find themselves; On the phones of a dilemma
• Partnership funding, future in question
• Federal indictment handed down for alleged Cosby bank robber and accomplice
• CCSCD announces 2010 Conservation Farmer of the Year
• Newport City Council members discuss personnel policy for city employees
• Woman said two Mexicans kidnapped her
• Work continues on county budget; Partnership, Sheriff's Office and Animal Shelter top Tuesday discussions
• Lincoln Ave paving complete after two days
• Ruling expected soon on contested permit case
• Highway Commission approves long-range plan
• High turn out for early voting
• City Council holds brief meeting
• Complete I-40 re-opening delayed again
• Burn permits required for outdoor burning
• Armed robbery results in theft of medication, cash
• Vera Nell McArthur
• Man stabbed outside Motel 6
• Early voting starts Wednesday
• Hearing today on request to dismiss contested permit case
• Boys & Girls Club fundraising auction
• Committee approves tentative budget; More work to do
• Smoking filters result in brief evacuation of Cosby High students
• Farm Day for CCHS/BHVS Child Care class
• Shelton announces for alderman
• Rep. Eddie Yokley announces funding numbers for Cocke County
• Aging Information Fair to be Oct. 21
• Health Department offering flu vaccines
• Belton announces candidacy for Newport City Council
• Bluegrass concert among Parrottsville Heritage Day activities
• Motorcycle drag strip operators claim Highway Patrol trying to shut their business down
• Finance Committee prepares to trim budget
• Chestnut Hill Rural Medical dedication held
• Thirteen candidates for city aldermen positions express views, are questioned at public forum
• Marcia's Militia ready for Race for the Cure
• Streets filled with festival goers
• AACK! After 34 years, Cathy comic strip bids farewell
• Cocke County earns Three-Star Certification
• Early voting begins on Oct. 13
• Committee close to completing initial review of budgets
• Bryant charged with NBT robbery
• Forum set for City Council candidates
• City board approves Hard Core Disciples Church directional sign
• $73,000 grant awarded Newport Parks and Recreation
• Highway Commission discusses inappropriate stockpiling of gravel
• Sheriff: Department pursuing drug busts with new vigor
• Partnership funding, efforts discussed
• Wrapped up in love
• County planners express opposition to clear cutting of English Mountain
• Weekend festival
• BHCC receives ACR accreditation
• Judge Hooper rules against new trial for cocaine defendant
• Sheriff seeks cars, equipment in budget request
• NBT bank robber sought
• Gov. Bredesen comes to Cocke County
• County hoping for increase sales tax revenues
• NGS nears school health clinic reality
• DEA, local law enforcement participated in nationwide prescription drug disposal
• Motorcyclist in accident last week on Highway 321 dies
• Man arrested in stabbing incident
• Authorities seeking Cosby bank robber
• Tree lighting at BHCC for breast cancer awareness
• Early morning fire at As Is Auto
• Newport Utilities to cease budget billing
• Two people injured in vehicle accident on Highway 160
• New BHCC scholarship established
• Rafting business continues at record pace
• Future waste disposal discussed
• Logging on English Mountain raised some eyebrows
• 2010 CCHS Homecoming Queen: Hali Williams
• 2010 Cosby High School Homecoming Queen: Brooklyn Stuart
• 'Take 'em back to court!'
• Highway Department seeks increased funding; Workshop sought to discuss getting asphalt plant
• Florida vacationeers escape injury in I-40 crash
• Appeals court upholds Parker murder conviction
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Highway 321 wreck
• Democrat Gubernatorial Candidate Mike McWherter visits Cocke County
• CLB appoints committees
• Boys & Girls Club in Newport/Cocke County sets 6th Annual "A Bid For Their Future"
• Imagination Library enrolls 1,000th child
• CLB appoints committees
• Pink Night planned for Breast Cancer Awareness During Cocke County vs. Jefferson County footbal
• Three Newport residents arrested in Dandridge armed robbery; High-speed chase in excess of 100
• Yokley coordinates meeting of local officials with TDOT
• Masters to be inducted into Tennessee Lions Club Hall of Fame
• FBI arrests man in Cocke County; Jefferson City resident faces child pornography charges
• I-40 semi-trailer accident
• Planning begins for Relay for Life 2011
• Morgan announces candidacy for Newport Alderman
• Ball's Chestnut Hill Plant collecting aluminum cans to help local organizations
• Cocke County Health Department offering flu vaccine
• Animal shelter leadership to be restructured
• Shannon Moore of National Bank of Tennessee recognized as Top Financial Advisor by UVEST Financ
• Early voting begins on Oct. 13
• City of Newport agrees to sponsor upcoming Speedway racing event
• Federal disaster assistance approved for Cocke, 9 counties impacted by August flood
• Local chop shop mastermind sentenced to nine years in federal prison
• Newport chief receives Chief of the Year Award
• Bus accident
• Old Bush Brothers and Company headquarters demolished
• Tickets on sale for October 5 Jesse Denton scholarship dinner
• Pageants planned for Harvest Street Festival
• Partnership gets update on Census 2010; Quarterly breakfast draws large crowd
• Board of Education accepts bid for new roof on Del Rio Elementary
• Finance Committee prepares for budget meetings
• Appeals court overturns burglary and theft convictions, then dismisses charges
• Leadership class awards scholarships to two working students
• Linda White Announces Candidacy for City Council
• Fine announces candidacy for city alderman
• Elections, voting focus of new NIE story series for The Newport Plain Talk; Robyn Reports: The
• 'Working hard for the next one'
• Bible honored as Citizen of the Year
• Northwest inaugurates new lifestyles program
• New sheriff addresses complaints of unclean bathrooms in courthouse
• Butler announces candidacy for Newport Alderman
• Hogan wraps up 49 years of public service
• Marijuana eradication effort gets underway
• Cocke County included: Bredesen requests presidential disaster declaration for 10 counties
• Stepp named new director of Chamber of Commerce
• Former officer pleads to public indecency
• Sheriff fires two more employees
• Election Commission to meet Sept. 16
• Costner announces candidacy for Newport alderman
• Jones Cove Elementary receives $5,000 grant
• Three injured in tractor-trailer accident on I-40
• Bible to be honored as Citizen of the Year
• CD features recordings made in 1939 of Smokies
• New sheriff lays out vision for Cocke County
• Fundraiser held to support legal challenge to N.C. paper mill that is polluting Pigeon River
• Fall vaccination clinic will donate 10 percent of money to foundation for search and rescue dog
• Election Commission requests voter registration activity now
• Honest store clerk finds, returns $100 bill
• Newport Kiwanis Club celebrates 90th anniversary
• Court assesses costs against Judge Bell, but lacks jurisdiction to order him to finance replace
• I-40 Open Access conference set for Thursday
• Deputy sheriff put on administrative leave until internal investigation concluded
• Woman injured in Highway 25E crash
• Separate indoor marijuana growing operations lead to three arrests
• Officials take office Wednesday
• Mistrial declared after jury announces deadlock
• Grand jury hears 79 criminal cases
• Former officer arrested after grand jury indictment
• Greene accepts gavel as Kiwanis president
• Moore already working on budget and road issues
• McMahan reflects on achievements, ready for a vacation
• Signing off on Health Department grant is McMahan's last official act
• Doctor in child abuse trial refutes Shaken Baby Syndrome
• Whites officially converts to Newport Hometown IGA
• Bybee woman killed in Monday crash
• Holloways to sponsor Civil War Trails sign
• Party for the Pigeon planned Labor Day weekend
• Low-cost Fall Rabies Clinic in Cocke County
• Megan Maxwell is remembered at rally at grandmother's home
• Child abuse trial entering fourth day
• Del Rio Days back on!
• DAPS Award winners have local ties
• Newport Harvest Street Festival to celebrate 25th year
• Smoky Mountain Memory Walk slated Oct. 16
• US Bank's school supply drive successful
• Parrottsville's chili cook-off/talent show set for Sept. 18
• Rally for Megan Maxwell scheduled Friday
• County awaiting approval from FEMA on road damage
• Couple named in 19-count drug indictment
• Three sentenced in marijuana conspiracy case
• NPD, Sheriff's Office form Tactical Response Team
• Highway Department hopes to get FEMA funds to deal with flood damage
• Drug informant arrested for stealing money
• N. C. man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Showcase on the River festival: Heavy rain for two hours didn't dampen spirits
• No injuries in vehicle wreck on Hwy 321
• Judge Bell opposes move to require payment for substitute judges
• School-based clinic okayed for NGS
• Foothills Parkway to reopen Saturday
• Entertainment galore at the Showcase on the River festival today
• Trucker identified in fatal Hwy. 321 crash
• Gun pulled on attempted robber of grocery store
• Parrottsville man arraigned on firearms and stolen vehicle charges in federal court
• Police sergeant caught in 'lewd act' is fired
• Cosby couple arrested for drug, firearms and Lacey Act violations Defendants organizing trips
• Candidates qualify for November 2 city elections
• Yokley announces over $79,000 in litter grants for Cocke and Greene Counties
• NPD officer investigated for misconduct
• Animal Shelter receives new addition
• City school board to meet
• Time for Tennessee kids to get their shots
• BHCC donates to Safe Harbor
• Newport Utilities approved MIOX purchase
• Election Commission to meet
• Deadline to qualify for city elections is Aug. Thursday
• Effort for collection of delinquent property taxes moves ahead
• Newport firefighters suing City of Newport for higher pay: they say Civil Service Board, city c
• Eagle Scout earns proclamation for Bread Basket project
• CLB approves bonds for schools
• Up to 50 jobs forecast at new distribution center
• Congressman Roe rides Pigeon River to highlight river's pollution problems
• Rural Medical Services, Inc. celebrates National Health Center Week, presented appreciation awa
• Rabid bat bites Florida woman
• Centerview Elementary turns out for Jacob
• City Council approves certified property tax rate of $1.745
• Stabbing victim flown to hospital in Johnson City
• Knoxville Teen Board
• Local graduation ceremonies moved to WSCC Expo Center
• No Del Rio Days this year
• Haslam: 'How can the state help make Cocke County better?'
• Cocke County Fair

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