Rogersville, TN News

• Rogersville, TN News
• County school lunch policy under fire
• In the Weekend edition
• Cruise Ins begin Friday
• Yoder's Country Market offers homemade delights
• Mount Carmel passes new budget, sets workshop for possible changes
• Rice seeks state senate seat
• Electiov Commission alters early voting hours
• In the Midweek edition
• Qualifying begins for November city elections
• In the Weekend edition
• Church Hill proposes budget without tax increase; discusses next Community Celebration
• Rogersville hires engineer to study sewer system
• TBI investugates shootings
• RCS board rejects bond "request"
• Budget Committee begins work - no county tax increase on table
• RBMA approves budget - holds line on taxes
• In the Midweek edition
• Courthouse project nearly finished
• CHS vandals, burglars charged - candy, feminine hygiene products recovered
• Surgoinsville budget does not include tax increase
• Cherokee Lake drowning
• In the Weekend edition
• Synthetic drug defendants enter plea agreements
• Expecting God's Help forms new Women's Prayer group
• Hawkins Gas to purchase fueling equipment, extend line
• RCS board looks at balanced budget
• New John Sevier plant finished
• NYT best-selling author, Monroe, featured guest at literacy event
• Newspaper honored for Best Classified Section and Best Website
• Two in a row - Lakeview has "Best Tasting" water
• Finding Inspiration: Tracy Harris combines his two favorite pastimes to create the art he loves
• Relay For Life event begins May 12 at Rogersville City Park
• Clinch Sells for $27k
• Faulk bids farewell to Senate
• In the Weekend edition
• Synthetic drug ban on the way to becoming law
• Rogersville budget does not include tax increase
• In the Midweek edition
• Prayer Walk draws hundreds to Hawkins County Jusitce Center
• American Chestnut Foundation plants trees in Rogersville
• Communities will gather in prayer on Thursday
• Fatal traffic acident
• Red Rock Lane will not be a county road
• "Additional powers" resolution fails, needs one additional 'yes' vote
• Duo arrested, allegedly picked up pills out of state to sell
• In the Weekend edition
• Community Spiritual Leader Luncheon scheduled for May 3 in Rogersville, hosted by Signature Healthcare
• Church Hill home invasion suspect charged
• Church Hill gives final approval for new election day
• Speed enforcement cameras under review in Mount Carmel
• Commissioner apparently does not live in district
• Courthouse contractor faces fines
• Church Hill municipal election - incumbents face challengers
• In the Midweek edition
• Roe talks healthcare, presidential politics
• County explores options for spending impact funds
• In the Weekend edition
• Rogersville's one stop zombie shop
• Rogersville begins process of taking over Striggersville Utility
• Rogersville BMA to start work on budget
• Congressman Roe visits The Review
• In the Midweek edition
• East Rogersville Baptist Church Loves Rogersville
• Officers smell meth lab - five charged
• In the Weekend edition
• In the Midweek edition
• Former pharmacist sentenced to serve 90 days
• Taylor takes 'Fifth' for second time
• Gibson enters guilty plea in murder case
• Cardiologist with a heart for East Tennessee
• In the Midweek edition
• Rogersville planners approve zoning amendments
• Hawkins commissioners table regulating resolution
• HCSO solves break-ins
• Former HCSO employee faces more charges
• Twins share love of childrens' toys
• Commission debates road - recognizes two
• Mount Carmel tables zoning recommendation
• Hawkins County Humane Society seeks donations for expansion
• Shepherd's Center Collects Safety Equiptment for Kinship Homes
• Short Mountain gas line may benefit county
• Candidates enter state senate race - first district BOE seat draws no interest
• Urine leads to criminal charge
• In the Weekend edition
• TVA funds could help purchase school buses
• Judge Taylor's date in court set
• Highway 11W accident results in three injuries
• HCSO receives new weapon in war on drugs
• EGH Rally heads to Church Hill on Saturday
• In the Midweek edition
• Church Hill BMA moves election date
• Former school superintendent dies
• Victim identified, investigation continues
• In the Midweek edition
• Former Review columnist passes away
• C'est magnifique!: Quebec native enjoys time with her art in Mooresburg
• Water commission considers surplus property sale
• Courthouse on schedule to open in April
• Rogersville BMA bans synthetic marijuana, bath salts
• City and county at odds over city-county building
• Father arrestd, allegedly punished child for wetting on himself then left him alone
• Burns, former Review columnist, dies
• In the Weekend edition
• Rogersville Arts Council closes curtain on Renaissance Faire
• Men's Prayer Breakfast outgrows venue, moves to armory
• Swift Museum reopens, thanks to hard work by volunteers
• Volunteer Pointe developers given 30-day extension to get plans in place
• Church Hill woman featured on popular TLC wedding show
• In the Midweek edition
• And the winners are...
• Godbee's law license reinstated
• Locals recognized for volunteerism
• County schools dismiss at 1:30 p.m.
• Contrator still looking for spec building roof leaks
• Judge Taylor takes the Fifth
• In the Weekend edition
• Republican primary will pick assessor
• In the Midweek edition
• Swift Museum temporarily closed
• Church Hill Detective Grigsby honored for crime clearance rate
• PMT sold to W. T. Walker Group, Inc.
• VFW salutes award winners
• County officials look at ways to spend TVA money
• Church Hill man faces adult abuse charges
• ETSU RTVF students film Church Hill haunts for documentary short
• Church Hill honors detective for high crime clearance rate
• Church Hill officials squabble over election date change
• RCS board considers spending money to save money
• Willow Oak Ranch shows off Best Black Bulls in America
• Drug investigation result in charges
• Courthouse contractor won't face fine
• Rogeersville BMA bans fireworks sales for one day
• Election 2012 - Circuit Court Clerk
• In the Midweek edition
• Eagle Scout project will enhance Surgoinsville parks, donations sought to fund effort
• Murder By Magic encore performance planned at Morristown's Rose Center
• Children learn about Rogersville's African-American legacy
• Finding His Muse: Acclaimed photographer finds new home in Rogersville
• Fatal fire
• Engine derailment in Bulls Gap
• Rogersville Water Commission considers used equipmen to cut costs
• Woman arrested for attempting to smuggle drugs into jall
• Church Hill man dies in accident
• Roe warns of shrinking military
• In our Weekend edition
• Election 2012: General Sessions Judge
• Auto Brite offers top-notch detailing in Rogersville
• Papa John's open for business
• Tea party at Rogersville FCE meeting
• Taking the people's house to the school house
• In the Weekend edition
• Power in Prayer
• Cherokee teacher is...Extreme!
• Iron Mountain Fabworks offers full range of auto services
• In the Weekend edition
• Mount Carmel BMA approves drug ban with hesitation
• Man indicted for 'offensive' conduct
• Faulk, Roe pick up petitions
• TBI agents search Taylor's office
• Woman seeks to amed Taylor lawsuit to include 'extortion' claim
• In the Midweek edition
• CHPD makes arrests in home invasion
• Mount Carmel traffic signal will tame more than 30,000 vehicles per day
• Woman charged with introducing drugs into jail for the second time
• In the Weekend edition
• William "Ted" Blevins, Sr., educator and community leader, dies
• AGC Greenland plans for 100 new jobs
• Group wants to take back community on February 4
• Courthouse project will not meet deadline
• Taylor faces judical charges
• In the Midweek edition
• Church Hill development loses credit for second time
• WELFARE Part 3 of Series, Should Tennessee drug test?
• Godbee diversion denial upheld
• "An Appalachian Dawn" to be shown Friday
• Fire destroys area mansion
• Commission approves anti-drug resolution - appoints Myers constable
• Questions about aiport go unanswered
• Man charged - authorities say admits "injecting bath salts"
• In the Weekend edition
• Clerk faces charges of stealing, cashing lottery tickets
• Assessor candidates appear together
• By the numbers - Hawkins 911, fire fighters team up on project
• "Flush Away Cancer" campaign begins
• Church Hill elections could cost city taxpayers more than $6,000
• In the Midweek edition
• Traffic accident claims life
• Apartment fire affects local cafe
• In the Weekend edition
• Rogersville BMA to consider fireworks ban, hears about 4th of July parking problem
• Child reportedly exposed to meth fumes
• RCS mystery odor source located
• School system acquires iPads for students, faculty
• New Year, New Director
• Ace's BBQ serves up home cooking and small town charm
• Teacher, wife, and mom: How Renee Trent does it all
• Light shed on solar panels
• Evaluations get mixed reviews
• In the Midweek edition
• Energy efficient motors do not translate into lower electric bills
• Patrol leads to drug arrests
• In the Weekend edition
• Commissioners balk at paying for unauthorized work at CH Health Department
• Redistricting puts Hawkins County in one district
• In the Midweek edition
• Mercy Me, Eli Young Band will entertain at Rogersville 4th of July Celebration
• Committee balks at adding more time to courthouse renovation
• Stanley Valley VFD given permission to install heat pump
• In the Weekend edition
• Seventh district constable resigns, candidate qualifying scheduled
• In the Midweek edition
• Grocers show support for Of One Accord Ministries
• In the Weekend edition
• HCSO K-9 dies in accident
• In the Midweek edition
• RCS students do well on report card
• HCSO charges four in two incidents
• New BOE member selected
• Courthouse renovation delayed
• New family physician has Rogersville roots
• Church Hill residents take "love thy neighbor" to heart this holiday season
• Long, Sturgill awarded by Utrust
• Center provides workplace development
• CHPD seeks help catching purse thief
• In the Weekend edition
• NJROTC spends three days aboard aircraft carrier
• Mooresburg students get hands-on learning
• Overcoming adversity
• Life insurance given to citizens
• Surgoinsville approves first reading of synthetic drug ban
• March primary candidate qualifying deadline passes
• Over the top - United Way surpasses goal
• In the Midweek Edition
• Gibson charged with first degree murder, child abuse
• RCS begins 'collaborative conferencing'
• Raines will not run
• Former KPD patrolman, HCSO deputy to enter porn plea
• In the Midweek edition
• Lottery ticket burglary suspect charged
• Dead body debated
• Commission appoints constable
• Collision involves Highway Department truck
• Mount Carmel traffic signal delayed
• Residents fear landfill water contaminaton
• Rogersville Water Commission changes deposit policy
• In the Midweek edition
• 'Synthetic marijuana' leads to two arrests
• Bulls Gap pharmacist enters federal plea
• In the Weekend edition
• CHPD seeks help identifying suspect
• United Way campaign extended
• The Review's basketball preview
• TDOT agrees to build new bridge
• In he Weekend edition
• Newport annexation litigation may determine Rogersville case
• Bulls Gap responds to sewer lawsuit, seeks proof
• Spec building draws interest
• Barnard autopsy "not complete"
• Givens discusses Coordinated School Health
• Mystery odor still a mystery
• Hawkins County BOE chairman dies
• Surgoinsville BMA discusses code violations at "Country Store" property
• "Scouting For Food" food drive is Saturday
• In the Midweek edition
• Operation Christmas Child drop-off at Surgoinsville benefits children overseas
• Miss Volunteer Pageant is Saturday
• In the Weekend edition
• Redistricting 're-do'
• Standing room only crowd at Hancock Conty bridge meeting
• Bulls Gap man taken into custody on drug charges after pursuit, crash
• Commission rejects reduction resolution
• In the Weekend edition
• United Way campaign suffers slow start
• Voter ID "Town Hall" meeting - clerk will waive fee to comply with law
• In the Midweek edition
• Cain visits Rogersville
• Drugs send woman to hospital, then jail
• Cops make arrest in corn field
• Odor leads to bust of two meth labs
• Food for the Soul: Annual dinner nets profit for community center, museum
• 'Hootenanny at the Crossroads' charity event is Saturday
• Water commission looks at outsourcing to save money
• In the Midweek edition
• HEC employees are 'top notch'
• In the Weekend edition
• Hawkins County textbook controversy revisited
• Baird lawsuit dismissed
• In the Midweek edition
• In the Weekend edition
• Rogersville Housing Authority board names new executive director
• Saint Clair park gets new life
• Saint Clair park gets new life
• Presidential primary candidate to visit Rogersville
• In the Midweek edition
• Fundraiser nets $2,000 for Keplar School, Coordinated School Health
• Hakins County misses out - new plant and jobs going to North Carolina
• Judging changes set for Heritage Days Quilt Show
• Alleged ATM thief arrested
• 1,000 pills in vehicle leads to arrest
• HCMH celebrates 50 years of caring
• Sheriff plans new inmate work program
• County mayor faces opposition
• Celebrating the past, looking to the future
• In the Weekend edition
• In the Midweek edition
• Play ball - RCS board approves baseball, volleyball teams
• Bulls Gap sued for 'breach of contract' - property owner may be billed for clean up
• In the Weekend edition
• Rogersville BMA discusses beautification
• CHPD seeks help
• Anonymous donor brings "Courageous" movie to Rogersville
• In the Midweek edition
• Zumba offers popular pastime at Church Hill
• Volunteer Star nominations sought
• Surgoinsville wants to tackle overgrown properties
• Sweet as molasses: Practicing an age-old art is everyday business for Jim and Mary Christian
• In the Weekend edition
• Rogersville Water Commission rejects bids
• Voters requied to have photo ID
• Redistricting Committee revisits 'big mistake'
• United Way 2011 campaign begins
• In the Midweek edition
• Hospital celebrates golden anniversary
• Remembering 9/11
• Entry deadline nears for Miss Heritage Days Pageant
• Church Hill gears up for annual Trout Rodeo
• Circle of Friends: Mount Carmel senior citizens work hard to dispel myths about aging
• Federal policy change will save county taxpayers $1 million
• In the Midweek edition
• Downburst causes widespread damage in East Hawkins
• Expansion is p-uuur-fect - animal supplies company grows at Phipps Bend
• Bowers denied parole
• In the Weekend edition
• RPC meets new planner
• In the Midwek edition
• Inmate caught for smuggling drugs into the jail
• Body of missing man found downstream
• Murder suspect found mentally competant
• Cutting commission discussed - size would go from 21 to 14 commissioners
• County looks at moving voters
• In the Weekend edition
• In the Midweek edition
• Back to School for Rogersville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Inn HVAC problem 'resolved' without litigation
• Charleston Charm
• In the Weekend edition
• Lingerie-clad man arrested for public intoxication
• Man is charged with violation of "I Hate Meth" Act
• In the Midweek edition
• Commissioner wants to lower tax rate
• Bid questions prompt roofing delay
• In the Weekend edition
• County budget balanced - $2.345 property tax rate proposed
• In the Midweek edition
• Tough times for industrial recruitment
• Asbestos concerns halt 'Card & Label' demolition
• Child porn charges filed
• Police chase results in 25 charges filed
• In the Weekend edition
• In the Midweek edition
• Who was Scotty Trexler?
• HDK plans plant expansion
• In the Weekend edition
• New RCS director's contract approved
• Get ready to celebrate Tennessee's 'Sales Tax Holiday'
• Hawkins County 911 seeks help
• Artist combine efforts to raise money for annual dinner
• Eidson Post Office could face closure
• In the Midweek edition
• History of Rogersville Told Through Photographs
• In the Weekend edition
• Rogersville BMA hears fireworks ban request
• In the Midweek edition
• Detectives catch up to motorcycle thief
• False report, auto accident nets arrest
• BOE passes balanced budget
• Drug sale goes bad with death threats and theft
• Walking for those who can't
• In the Midweek edition
• Drug money pays for vehicles
• Church Hill man dies in accident
• Taylor seeks dismissal of suit, sanctions
• Actess, environmentalist Park Overall visits Rogersville
• In the Weekend edition
• Get away without going far
• Get away without going far
• Walker named interim director at RCS
• Deadline for RCS director applications passes
• Lakeview celebrates 'independence' - new water treatment plant begins operation
• In the Midweek edition
• In the Weekend edition
• Man dies in auto accident
• In the Midweek edition
• The 4th of July Celebration guidebook
• In this Weekend's edition of The Rogersville Review
• Bulls Gap BMA lowers tax rate
• Schools continue lighting replacement
• New fiscal year begins July 1, county budget not ready
• Judge to be appointed Monday
• And the winners are...
• Private firm looks at building power plant
• Rogersville BMA approves ordinance keeping $1.67 tax rate
• Man arrested for knocking wife's teeth out
• 50 pounds of marijuana confiscated
• In the Midweek issue of The Rogersville Review
• Rogersville to replace chlorine system
• Five seeking judge's post
• In the Weekend issue of The Rogersville Review
• Pills, lies and theft result in arrest
• Nearly 100 pounds of pills dropped off
• Pay raise for all county school employees proposed
• Local planning to continue
• Changing of the guard - Pelle leaving, Neal returning
• In the Midweek (June 15) issue of The Rogersville Review
• Graham sentenced three years
• In the Weekend issue of The Rogersville Review
• Drop your pills off this weekend
• Hawkins School Board honored as one of the best
• Jackpot of drug busts for Church Hill
• One soldier's dream
• Hawkins Adult Education celebrates graduation
• Rogersville planners give day care green light
• U. S. Bank honored by United Way
• Local musicians hit national stage
• Bear enters Hawkins County home
• Mount Carmel talks budget, property tax rates
• Hawkins County indictments handed down
• Hancock hospital celebrates anniversary
• Chlorine leak reported at treatment plant
• Negotiators agree on contract
• Census results may impact voters
• Commission to fill judge's post June 27
• Roe discusses issues at Rogersville Town Hall meeting
• Wellmont plans to relocate Kingsport facilities into East Hawkins
• Taylor named in lawsuit
• Committee to explore 'feasibility' of one EMS
• Cruise-In to Rogersville this Friday
• RCS board to interview director applicants Thursday
• New book reveals forgotten past of Hawkins native
• State budget includes meth lab disposal funds
• Election commission legal fees criticized
• Fireworks sales to be considered by Commission
• Church Hill approves services agreement with Kingsport, discusses new fiscal year
• Amphitheater plans unveiled at Allandale Mansion
• Felony arrests made for meth, pills
• Kids enjoy "Farm Day"
• State Senate honors Volunteer High School Marching Band
• Four to be interviewed for RCS director
• Assortment of drugs found
• Mother teaches valuable lessons to sons
• Rogersville organization plans tornado relief benefit
• AEP Appalachian Power fails to report transmitter outage to Hawkins Emergency Management
• Postal carriers will help Stamp Out Hunger on Saturday
• Teacher bargaining bill advances in Tennessee House
• Price Public honors county's African-American heritage
• Hawkins BOE exploring changes
• It's time for a "Taste"
• RCS teachers, board continue negotiations - for now
• Hoss replaces Alderman Thurman in Surgoinsville
• Relay For Life is this weekend
• Local industries beginning to show signs of recovery
• County begins budget sessions
• Mother learns from son's disability
• BAE plans $142M project in East Hawkins County
• Four recovery centers open for Tennessee storm survivors
• Rogersville Planning Commission to lose state planner
• Four arrested during TVA search
• SMS and SES go on modified lockdown
• Godbee officially charged
• New alert system used during storms
• Commissioners discuss road, salute CHS basketball teams
• Depew out on $100K bound
• Truck hits, kills man looking for ride
• Where there's smoke...
• Lee named Election Commission chairman
• Drug Free Workplace policy to be considered
• Surgoinsville begins next step in sewer proposal
• Church Hill students learn valuable lessons from the garden
• HCSO deputy charged
• Church Hill mudslide creates headaches for residents, city
• Man shot in Bulls Gap
• CHPD arrests woman in store parking lot selling drugs
• CHPD arrests woman in store parking lot selling drugs
• School board agrees to Surgoinsville Sewer
• Raise for medical examiners discussed
• BMA delays tax hike, asks RCS to cover bond payment
• "Card & Label" to be demolished
• Bees In the Belfry: More than 1,500 honey bees removed from courthouse
• Volunteer High teacher resigns after suspension
• Storm damages county, creates headaches for homeowners
• Fireworksa ban removal get legislative approval
• Alderman Thurman resigns in Surgoinsville
• Schilling, Gibson honored among area's servant leaders
• Marsh Regional Blood Center in desperate need of donations
• Hail, storms pound Hawkins County
• "Junk" vehicle ordinance getting results
• City school board looks at budget with $152,678 shortfall
• RCS board sets director selection timetable
• Judge Taylor faces charges
• Wellmont CVA Heart Institute is moving
• Feces result in child neglect charges
• New jail has old problem - inmate population continues to grow
• Commission approves funding for security
• J.W. "Coach" Salley, a Church Hill icon, passes away at age 82
• Alexander visits John Sevier
• How poor are we?
• Arts Council offers additional workshops
• Cultivating Community Pride: Church Hill Community Garden begins second year
• How poor are our children?
• Abused, neglected dogs taken from owner
• What is Title I?
• Sold out
• Census 2010 - Hawkins County grows, Church Hill still largest city
• Hatchett named to head Rogersville water and sewer
• Woman tries to smuggle drugs into jail after arrest
• Drug deal intercepted, lands two behind bars
• Justice Center roof still leaking
• Four arrested for meth
• "Truck" the money and run
• School board focuses on heath
• Rogersville BMA approves new traffic signal
• From the air in L.A. to the stacks at Church Hill Public Library
• Arrest made for pharmacy robberies
• NJROTC in the "Big Easy"
• Deputies nab felon, respond to shoot out
• School system spending qustioned
• A county divided - 911 board criticized
• "Spread the word to end the word" in Hawkins County
• Two inmates attack alleged murderer in jail fight
• RCS contract negotiatons resume
• Hawkins County authorities investigate shooting
• Interim Water Superintendent dies
• Tax time - February 28 deadline approaching
• Rogersville to test water
• Taylor files response
• New allegations charged against Godbee
• Murder charge handed down in court
• Palmer Chiropractic opens office in Rogersville
• Politics on the menu - 2011 Legislative Breakfast
• K-9 Unit's 'Rocco' dies from sudden illness
• Wellmont makes donation to Hawkins EMS
• Rogersville BMA approves landscape ordinance
• New RCS board takes office
• Historic Preservation Commission alters building demolition guidelines
• Administrator applicants to be reviewed February 22
• Church embezzlement case moves to court
• Woman indicted for pursuit - allegedly drove vehicle toward officer
• K-9 sniffs out drugs
• ACT test scores my impact Three-Star
• CASA program needs volunteers
• Weaving tradition
• Neighbor charged with murder
• Godbee faces new allegations
• Annexation lawsuit conference scheduled
• Gray named interim administrator - application deadline set
• Mount Carmel Vice mayor's residency questioned
• Commissioners question bus purchase
• Hawkins BOE looks at Church Hill Elementary expansion
• Report card for county schools released
• Rogersville Playhouse plans Roaring 20s Gala fundraiser
• Church Hill applies for funding to continue sewer line renovations; proposes shower facilities to fitness center
• Domestic dispute uncovers moonshine
• Man busted for growing marijuana in his bedroom
• Federal lawsuit filed against Judge James Taylor
• Transport to cause traffic detours
• Extending Hawkins County school day to impact RCS
• Home terrorized by intruders
• Tip leads to drug bust
• Lumpkins fired
• Accident results in injuries to comissioner
• Commissioner questions committee action
• Architect to be selected for Church Hill Health Department expansion
• Making the grade - RCS gets Report Card results
• Extended school day approved
• Ramsey addresses Hawkins County Republicans
• It's more than just landscaping
• Suspects hide drugs in baby's coat
• Man sets restroom on fire
• Storage building approved by RHPC
• Commissioners look at park caretakers
• Fannin indicted for murder
• Domestic dispute ends with shots fired at family
• Monkeying around with meth
• Shooting under investigation
• Two more nabbed in connection with robbery
• School system spends money to save money
• Cooper sentenced to six years probation
• Plot for easy cash busted by recyclers
• ABB makes Baldor offer
• Arrests made for pharmacy robbery
• Minor testifies in murder trial
• Sewer raises stink with BOE
• Leaf collector damaged
• Road to growth - HCIDB gets update on State Route 66
• Fire destroys local printing business
• Additional charges files after pistol whipping
• Statutory rape charges filed
• Going green - officials review Rogersville's proposed landscape ordinance
• Pistol whipped
• Fires take toll in Church Hill
• A place to call home
• Make a joyful noise
• Man arrested in church parking lot
• County earns StormReady designation
• Christmas parades
• $9,200 seized in drug bust
• Church Hill restaurant destroyed by fire
• Officials to discuss landscape ordinance
• Keep on the 'Sunny Side' - trail markers spring up in county
• Commission eliminates courthouse inspector
• School lighting resolution pulled
• Pharmacy robbed again
• Church Hill risks losing $22k in grant money
• Fugitive found in Rogersville
• The cost of litter
• Commission to consider school lighting agreement
• Equipment move will block traffic on Highway 66 Thursday
• Multiple burglaries cause concern
• County getting 'tired' of trash
• Bulls Gap BMA looks at building, sewer problems
• Schools texting?
• RCS students above the norm
• Help Wanted - Rogersville BMA looks at appointments
• Asbestos removal approved
• Over the top - United Way meets goal
• Pile of pot found
• Family in need after fire claims home
• Hawkins County salutes those who served
• Traffic blocked on Highway 66
• Bulls Gap pharmacist arrested after home search
• Man dies in weekend car accident
• Bulls Gap pharmacist arrested after investigation
• New owners reopen iconic eatery
• Rogersville Water Commission looks at rate increases
• Man injured during TVA transport
• Rogersville Adventists lend a hand
• $5k worth of drugs stolen
• A new Sheriff in town
• Here comes Santa Claus...on a Harley
• Election 2010 results
• Drug ledgers found in Rogersville bust
• Open Hearts
• RMS tickled in pink
• Putting Hale Springs Inn 'on the map'
• Cradic chosen circuit court clerk
• Arrests made for drug and child abuse
• Storm wreaks havoc in Rogersville
• Nuzzo's Authentic Italian will open Nov. 26
• Dress up to support Relay for Life
• State auditors criticize gas utility trips
• Commission to select new circuit court clerk
• REA hosts school board candidate forum
• Commission considers VSO raise
• Tennessee Historical Commission visits
• Clinch High School up for sale
• Two charged in home invasion
• Volunteers sought for People Loving People Thanksgiving Dinner
• 'Junk' cars now illegal
• Courthouse architect comes under fire
• HEC Annual Meeting celebrates 70 years
• RCS board looks at leaky roof
• Soul Food Dinner raises $6,000 for Community Center
• Church robbers sentenced seven years
• Bleachers collapse at end of event
• On-duty deputy hits, kills walker
• Man shot in head and abdomen
• Rogersville Water Commission approves raises
• Early voting begins
• County may vote to restrict new landfills
• Elementary school hosts "Hallway of Screams"
• Juvenile reports domestic violence
• 1,400 pies
• Investigation leads to drug arrest on Heck Hollow Road
• Park shooter sentenced to 15 years
• Grand jury hands down indictments
• Police arrest man after filing false accident report
• Mother of abused child has day in court
• County Schools visit Pro Football Hall of Fame from the classroom
• United Way begins annual fund drive
• Commission committees named
• In the mail - county sends out tax notices
• Surgoinsville receives statewide honor for fitness center
• County Clerk office suspends Saturday office hours in Rogersville
• TRW bomb threat under investigation
• Commission makes no decision on inspections
• Hospital dedicates chapel
• Two men face charges of crimes against children
• Cleaner & greener
• Santa Train will include mother-daughter duo The Judds
• Work begins at Lakeview's new water treatment plant
• Allegations prompt attorney's resignation
• Mother pleads for students to consider workers on the side of roads
• McWherter stops at Review
• Industrial Developer tours Germany seeking industry
• Vehicular homicide arrest made
• Woman dies in accident
• School to show their talent
• Mother arrested for child neglect
• Mount Carmel Candidate Forum is Thursday
• Megan Smith Scholarship Yard Sale will raise funds in memory of Church Hill teen
• Rogersville PD still investigating Downtown shooting
• Church Hill PD arrest alleged armed robber
• $45,000 in safety grants awarded
• $73k worth of property stolen
• AGC Greenland may restart its production line
• Surgoinsville agrees to pay future board members
• Church Hill Police seek assistance in Minor's Market robbery
• Regional blood drive makes rounds through Hawkins
• Rogersville City School BOE skips session, says 'final offer' to REA already made
• Volunteer High School "Falcon Fan Parade" is Saturday
• Minors Market robbed in Church Hill
• Riverfront Festival begins on Friday
• Shooting in Downtown Rogersville
• Get ready for Labor Day in 'The Gap'
• Sheriff Christian proud of his time in office
• Leadership Hawkins seeks applicants
• Lee bids farewell to county mayor's post
• Bulls Gap Election has two write-ins
• Corker discusses TVA, the economy in Rogersville
• TVA will idle two units at John Sevier plant
• Senator Faulk weighs in on TVA decision
• 211 / Contact Concern plans Church Hill fundraiser
• No tax increase in county budget
• Bulls Gap woman indicted on murder charge
• Four arrests at Skelton Road meth lab
• Church Hill deacon ministry featured in Lifeway magazine
• Church Hill plans to install speed tables in Deerfield
• Police nab alleged purple-haired purse-snatcher
• County receives $39K for litter cleanup
• Parents sentenced for child neglect
• Election qualifying ends, Bulls Gap still looking for a fourth candidate
• Magazine honors two Rogersville residents
• Grubb recuperating, still in running for Bulls Gap Mayor
• Man charged with attempted murder, aggravated robbery
• Arrest: Man bursts into house and locks himself in bathroom
• Woman arrested for assault of 72-year-old mother-in-law
• Driver arrested following 90MPH chase
• Commission to consider 'no new taxes' budget
• Authorities locate active meth lab - three charged
• Change - three commissioners, school board member lose re-election bids
• Clinch School opening delayed until August 11
• Church Hill Celebration will offer free fun, food August 14
• Ageement requires Topix to alter 'review' policy and eliminate fee
• Teen to be tried as adult
• Interim superintendent named for Rogersville Water Department
• Survey says...online poll shows support for Justice Center display with Ten Commandments
• August Cruise-In this Friday
• Heritage Days

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