Seymour, TN News

• Seymour, TN News
• Fire Suspected Arson
• Hearing Set for Assault
• Commissioner Discusses New School
• Incorporation Shields Community
• Teens Involved in Shooting
• Partnership Saves Lives
• Businesses Cited for Underage Alcohol Sales
• Altercation Leads to Shooting
• Race for the Cure Slated
• Former Clerk Pleads Guilty
• Experience Fuels Ambition
• Passing the Experience Along
• Disaster Plan Enacted
• Airport Receives Grant
• Ogle Named President
• Pain Clinic Bill Passed
• Study Examines Appalachian Economy
• Donors Raise $4 Million
• Officer Responds to Robberies
• Market Robbed at Gunpoint
• Churches Rummage for Donations
• Undercover Operation Nets Arrests
• Seymour Incorporation Possible
• E911 Revamps System
• Fire Victim Identified
• Two Phases on Schedule
• Fraud Suspect Sought
• Robber Alludes Police
• Several Charged in Meth Bust
• Church Celebrates 40 Years
• New Member Joins Force
• Free Home Repairs Offered
• Gun Wielding Woman Arrested
• Armed Robber at Large
• Accident Causes Injuries
• Boot Drive Kicks Up
• Officer Continues Legacy
• No Injuries Suffered in Accident
• Restaurant Rumor Dispelled
• Two Phases on Schedule
• Traffic Stop Nets Meth Charge
• Improvements Save Cash
• Boots Bring in Bucks
• Road Projects on the Rise
• Rabies Clinic Announced
• Roads Close for Event
• Vacationing Near and Far
• Deputy Hits Seymour Driver
• Hometown Hero Honored
• Class Promotes Self Defense
• Tick Season Arrives Early
• Highway Fatalities Dramatically Increase
• Park Visitors Attacked
• Man Faces Meth Charges
• Black Bear Expo Planned
• Seymour Middle Takes District: Witucki and Jones Take Medalist Honors
• Blood Shortage Prompts Drives
• 2011 Hail Damage Lingers
• Driving Checkpoints Announced
• Seymour Fuel Remains Pricey
• K-9 Companion: A Deputy’s Best Resource
• Chairman Announces Eventual Resignation
• Hwy. 66 Construction Continues
• Mobile Meth Lab Found
• Men Arrested, Cocaine Seized
• Test
• Lady Eagles Advance in Region
• Lady Eagles Runner-Up in IMAC
• Lady Eagles Defeat Sevier County
• Deputy Charged with DUI
• Local Restaurant Named Number One
• Smartphone Repair a Specialty
• Sevier County Added to Quarantine
• Son Joins Father on Force
• Three Injured in Crash
• Contest Money Used for Technology
• Painting Passed Down
• Women's Basketball Claws To Win
• Overbey Disappointed by Announcement
• Choral Society Rehearsals Held
• Poole to Play in East-West Shrine Game
• Rally Sends Scots Past Greensboro
• Chase Named to Scholar All-South Team
• Football Schedule Released
• Dragon Boat Festival growth continues
• Lamp Takes Platform Crown
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Lady Eagles have Successful Tournament
• Seymour Basketball Does Well in Classics
• Seymour Winter Sports Review
• Seymour Wrestling Takes Third
• 2011 Fall Sports Review
• Chorus Hosts Open House
• New Store ‘Pays It Forward’
• Cooperating to Safeguard Drivers
• This Week with Dolly
• Ronald’s New Face
• Ober Thankful for Cold
• Job Seekers Workshop Held
• Meetings Canceled
• Smokies Partners Renovate Shelter
• Scholarships Available for Seymour Students
• Historian Talks Seymour
• Pair Face Burglary Charges
• Sheriff’s Deputies Honored
• 60 Years in Sevier
• Winter Concert a Hit
• Pet Place Moving
• Jazzing up Christmas
• Community Delivers Christmas
• Local Store Fights Hunger
• Redistricting, Debt Management Approved
• New Library Policy
• Gatlinburg Celebrates the New Year
• Family Heats Up
• Stabbing on Sevierville Pike
• Tree Program Improved
• Park Accepts Land Donation
• Stanley Claims Honor
• Merry Christmas from The Herald
• Police Seek Burglary Suspects
• Lamp Punches Ticket to Olympic Trials
• Seymour Bowling Remains Undefeated
• Seymour Defeats Cocke County
• Lady Eagles Stay on Track
• Basilio Icon of Sports Talk Radio
• Seymour Spotlight
• Seymour Says
• Customer Service a Priority
• Christmas for Sale
• New Look for Familiar Business
• Long Wait Almost Over
• Fresh Take on Fruit
• Huge Turnout for Parade
• Seymour Spotlight
• Multiple Vols Undergo Successful Surgery
• Musical Production to Benefit C.R.O.S.S.
• Seymour Soccer Strikes Again
• Winter National Championships, World Cup Trials Coming to Knoxville
• Chase, Howarth Earn Honors
• Johnson, Randolph Named Freshman All-Americans
• Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Whaley Signs with UAH
• Eagles Lose Heartbreaker to Patriots
• Seymour Wrestling Holds Eagle Challenge
• Lady Eagles Have Huge Early Success
• 2 Escaped Inmates Detained
• Seymour Man Arrested for Robberies
• Departments Join for Good Cause
• Service Draws Generous Support
• Seymour Business Gives Back
• Seymour Says
• Parade This Weekend
• Toddler Survives Dog Attack
• Seymour Spotlight
• Changes Underway for Centers
• Bus Driver Charged with DUI
• Grand Opening Held
• Soccer Teams Earn Academic Awards
• Santa on Display
• Barnes Named All-South
• Methodist to Defeats Maryville
• Scots Takes Initial Great South Challenge
• Seymour Man Shoots Ex-Wife, Self
• Baseball Rings in Holiday Season
• Bowlers Still Rolling
• Logan Jenkins Signs with LMU
• Eagles Obliterate Cosby
• Lady Eagles Get First District Win
• Musical Returns for New Season
• House Burglarized, Couple Arrested
• Former UT Javelin All-American Passes Away
• Hail Damage Just Won’t Quit
• Delivering Christmas
• Prosperity Abounds After Turkey Day
• Seymour Spotlight
• Ogle Supports Extracurricular Activities
• Grant to Help Fund Project
• Chapman Highway Havoc
• Leashes Off in South Knox Park
• New Construction Phase
• Falling Tree Kills Man
• Program Registration Open
• Santa Claus is Calling
• Seymour Says
• SVFD Fulfills Passion
• Local Store Robbed
• ‘Doubling’ Good Deeds
• Menard's 19 Sends MC Past Capital
• Scots Drop Classic Finale
• Lady Eagles Lose to Heritage
• Seymour Bowlers Split Against William Blount
• Three Football Eagles Selected All-IMAC
• Eagles Defeat Heritage to Remain Undefeated
• Leadership Changes Announced
• Swimming & Diving Finishes in Second
• Jackson, Maggitt Earn SEC Honors
• Sheffey 44th at Championships
• Hannis Earns SEC Honors
• Macy’s Parade to Feature Seymour Student
• Family is in the Name
• Another Accident on Curve
• Holidays as Usual for SMARM
• No Lane Closures During Holiday
• Early Thanksgiving for Readers
• Balancing Act for SVFD
• Campaign Targets Roadways
• C.R.O.S.S. Feeds Families
• Community Invited to Free Event
• Firefighting is Career Change
• Avoiding Holiday Horrors
• What a Difference a Bray Makes
• Eagle Bowling Still Undefeated
• Seymour Hosts Sevier County Jamboree
• Bitter Sweet Opener for Seymour Basketball
• Local Bank Robbed
• County Population, Calls Fluctuate
• Seymour Says
• Investigation Ongoing in Walmart Shooting
• Database Vital for Tracking Handouts
• A Side of Amazing
• Nutcracker Returns to Sevier County
• Club Helps Community
• Hobby Turns into Profession
• Johnson Gives Valuable Knowledge
• Local Students Receive Scholarships
• CVS Construction Underway
• Weigel’s to Announce Opening
• Improvement Project Progressing
• Students Aim to Enchant
• SVFD Holds Open House
• Food and Fellowship
• New Outdoor Court Opens
• Seiler Earns Honors
• Annual Race Held
• Burston Earns Accolades
• Seymour Says
• Eich Earns Honors
• Bank Receives Cookoff Honors
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Findley Earns Accolade
• Noboa Named Academic All-District
• Swimming & Diving Ranked 9th
• Sheffey UT’s Lone Representative at Championships
• Lady Eagles Receive Honors
• Wrestling Team Ready for Success
• Wrestling Team Ready for Success
• Seymour Spotlight
• Kobritz’s Corner
• UT Celebrates Homecoming
• Vols 5th, Lady Vols 7th at Championships
• 5K Raises Money
• Historic UT Football Programs Digitized
• Lady Vol S&D Tops Louisville
• Williams Nabs Bronze
• Scots Close Out Regular Season
• Maxwell Earns GSAC Accolades
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Eagles Close Out Season with Loss
• Seymour Middle Volleyball has Perfect Season
• Eight Lady Eagles Selected ALL-IMAC
• Seymour Basketball Ready to Start
• Shorthanded Scots Fall
• Swimmer Earns First SEC Accolade
• Smoke Detector Saves Family
• Community at Odds
• Head Start on School
• Seymour Spotlight
• Run Supports Local Athletes
• SMS Football Homecoming
• Crossing the First Judicial Bridge
• New Voting Laws for 2012
• More Drug Arrests Made
• Rodgers Earns Accolade
• Prescription Drug Take-Back Offered
• Busy Morning for SVFD
• Hotel Promotes Awareness
• SHS Forensics to Compete
• Seymour Man First in Clinical Trial
• Students to Honor Veterans
• Lady Eagles Soccer Season Ends
• Seymour Cross Country Track Doing Well
• Eagles Upset Cherokee
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Children Invited to Trick-or-Treat
• Organization Experiences Tour
• Lady Scots Remain Unbeaten
• Scots Win Thriller
• Scots Ring Anderson Bell
• Beckham Named Player of the Week
• Seymour Says
• Salvation Army Occupies South Knox
• Gaming a Family Business
• History of Violence in Small Community
• Church Opens Charitable Coffee Shop
• Magistrates First in Judicial System
• Delozier a Student Favorite
• Forest Comes Alive at Night
• Month Visitation Up, Year Numbers Down
• Operator Receives Award
• Overbey Receives Top Honors
• Seymour Spotlight
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Burston Named Offensive Rookie of the Week
• Bringing Excitement to Seymour
• Seymour Says
• Police Seek Suspect
• Dollywood Hosts Benefit
• Two Park Partners Receive National Recognition
• Bitzas to Sing National Anthem
• Findley Earns 2nd Accolade
• White Squad Wins 12 Events
• Sheffey Victorious, Bodary Runner-Up At Crimson Classic
• Scots Sweep Through Macon
• Men's Soccer Defeats Huntingdon
• Seniors Lead Women's Soccer Past Huntingdon
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Cherokees Take Chapman Contest
• Golfing for a Cause
• Still Tattooing After 20 Years
• Sergeant a Lifer
• Seniors Connect at Hardee’s
• UT Hosts Festival
• SVFD Appreciates Donations
• Fire Safety a Priority
• Seymour Spotlight
• Hamilton Loves School Environment, Coaching
• Relay For Life Kickoff Coming Soon
• Board Appoints New President, CEO
• Local Film Screened
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Pumpkins Picked for Great Cause
• Seymour Says
• Annual Walk Planned
• Track & Field Schedule Announced
• Women's Soccer Downs LaGrange
• Pedestrian Killed in South Knox
• Men's Soccer Dominates LaGrange
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Lady Eagles Earn Top Seed
• Lady Eagle Soccer on Win Streak
• Seymour’s Murphy Competes in State
• Eagles Overwhelmed by Hurricanes
• End in Sight for Hunt
• 10 Years for Seymour Staple
• Eagles Choir Soars
• All Guts, No Glory
• ‘Seymour’s Got Talent’
• Seymour Says
• SVFD Fundraiser this Saturday
• New CVS for South Knox
• SVFD Battles Fires, Budget
• Students Develop ‘Rocky Top’ Brand
• Kobritz’s Corner
• A Different Policy on Insurance
• Athletes Earn Awards
• Exercise Classes Offered
• Survivors Launch Campaign
• Seymour Woman Honored
• Sheffey, Bodary Pace Tennessee Cross Country
• Cross Country Sets Personal Best
• Gendron, Floyd Lead UT Swimming
• Women's Soccer Cruises to Wins
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Seymour’s Murphy Qualifies for State
• Eagles Fall to Sevier County
• Lady Eagle Volleyball Wins a Pair
• Scots Exterminate Wasps 4-0
• Scots sweep Berry
• Youth Perform Community Service
• Lifetime of Volunteering
• Remodel Maintains Vintage Feel
• Tensions Mount as Hunt Drags On
• SHS Wows at Karns
• Annual Festival Planned
• Seymour Leading in Votes
• Man Arrested After Robbery, Stun Gun Incident
• Department Temporarily Closed
• Seymour Says
• Libraries Host Moon Viewing
• Race Raises More Than $36,000
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Former Substitute Indicted for Rape
• Several Arrested in Drug Round-Up
• Ballard Teaches with Respect
• Lady Eagles Soccer on a Roll
• Annual 5K/Fun Run Slated
• Women's Soccer Falls to Transylvania
• Judging Team Earns Honors
• Men's Soccer Loses Match
• Volleyball Sweeps GSAC Challenges
• Last Weekend at 411 Speedway
• Scouts Get ‘Train-ing’
• Seymour Golf Season Ends
• Lady Eagles Volleyball Loses
• Back to School at SMS
• Sheffey, Whitelaw Nab Honors
• MC's SAAC Volunteers at Area 15 Special Olympics
• Strickland Earns Player of the Week
• Maxwell, Knepfel Named Top Performers
• New Incident at Jail, Old Case Solved
• Law Enforcement: A Family Affair
• Salon Focuses on Customers
• Auction Draws Crowd
• Plan, Director Approved
• Sunny Ending for Fair
• East Tennessee: A Motorcyclist’s Dream
• First Debate a Success
• Seymour Says
• Seymour Leading the Pack
• Students Get Strong Start
• Church to Hold Sale
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Library Holds Book Sale
• Construction on Schedule
• Man Charged with Robbery
• Inferno Engulfs Home
• Edmiston Has Record Day
• Honea Leads Scot Golfers
• Alumni Fundraiser Planned
• Findley Named Player of the Week
• Schram Earns 600th Career Victory
• Guitarist Performs at Campuses
• Stargazing Program Slated
• LaGrange Defeats Scots
• UT’s Sheffey First, Bodary Second at Invitational
• Six Match Streak Snapped
• Harriers Increase Their Pace
• Center Closes After 25 Years
• Volunteering a 30 Year Reward
• Band Gears Up, Looks for Musicians
• Contest Winners Announced
• Schools Calling for Second Win
• Librarian Creates Life-Long Readers
• Momentum Not Enough for Lady Eagles
• Fire Levels House
• Band Drives Reading Home
• Triathlon Comes to College
• Police Seek Purse Snatchers
• Health Care Program Discussed
• Parole Hearing Underway, Recovery Slow for Family
• Smokies Divisional Series Recap
• This Week with Dolly
• Bluegrass Band to Perform
• Seymour Says
• Men Arrested On Burglary Charges
• Volleyball Posts Three Match Win
• Women's Soccer Works for Tie
• Maryville Takes Down Hampden-Sydney
• Seymour Golf has Another Big Week
• Seymour Golf has Another Big Week
• Seymour Drops Another One
• Lady Eagle Soccer Wins a Pair
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Driver Killed in Chapman Accident
• Shriners Elect New Children’s Chairman
• County Employee Charged with Theft
• Race Sends Teams Racing for a Reason
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Seymour Crash Victim Dies
• Firefighting a Fusion of Interests
• Battery Business Booming
• New Dollywood Ride Announced
• Story Times Resume
• New Library Group Formed
• Children’s Event Planned
• Play Ball: Smokies Second Half Recap
• Seymour Woman Faces Cruelty Charges
• New Phase for Chapman Construction
• Crafts Featured at Market
• Ride May Land Soon
• Tournament Benefits Residents
• Public Lands Day Celebrated
• Fair Opens This Weekend
• Men's Soccer Cruises to Victory
• Last Weekend at 411 Speedway
• Eagles Drop First District Game
• Seymour Boys Capture County Golf Title
• Lady Eagles Volleyball Keeps on Rolling
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Teacher Inspires her 2nd Generation
• Family Important for Doctor
• Tree Killing Disease Spreads
• Walsh Tabbed as Captain
• Scots Picked to Win 9th Volleyball Title
• Men's Soccer Picked to Finish First
• Weibley Named Director of Ops
• Seymour Says
• Two Injured in Collision
• Animal Recovery Encouraging
• Shop Gets Helping Hand
• Elementary Teacher Guides Students
• No Stormy Labor Day this Year
• Sergeant No Stranger to Service
• Team Raises Money, Stays Close Home
• Club Guides Students
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Play Ball: Smokies Recap
• Vols Open Season
• Man Faces 66 Animal Cruelty Charges
• This Week with Dolly
• Concert Series Slated
• New Faculty Welcomed
• Recycling Challenge Held
• Seymour Says
• Vols Picked Fifth, Lady Vols Ninth in Preseason Poll
• Swimming, Diving Schedules Released
• Basketball Applications Accepted
• Lady Eagles Soccer Begins
• Seymour’s Irvin Reaches 700 Wins
• Slow Start Defeats Eagles
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Pregame Showcase Kicks Off
• FBI, PFPD Search for Robbery Suspect
• Volleyball Preps for Schedule
• Public Safety Runs in the Family
• Dance Club an Alternative for Teens
• Fire Guts Home
• Community Chips In
• Food City Locks Down Savings
• Store Wins Award
• Schools Receive Grant, Upgrade Computers
• Admin at the Heart of Learning
• Open Hands Opens Up For Shop
• Church Welcomes Guest Pastor
• Lady Eagles Open Season
• Oakes Confident Site will be Found
• Play Ball: Smokies Recap
• Annual Race Set
• Overbey: Report Shows Promise
• Fair Brings Opportunities
• Give Blood, Receive Movie Pass
• Seymour Says
• Responders Assist Woman in Seymour
• Science Night Planned
• Man Charged with Rape
• CNB Sponsors Scoreboard for TKA
• Lethco Uses Summer to Witness
• Waters Claims Amateur Title
• Scots Ready to Challenge for 10th Crown
• Connolly Takes Gold in Record Fashion
• Seymour Flies Over Campbell County
• Two Lady Eagles Make All-State
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Missing Man Found
• Oldest church to be renovated
• Corrections All About the Numbers
• Telethon Tops $200,000
• Farewell Show Held
• Seymour Schools Hold Open House
• Board Optimistic Despite Changes
• Resurfacing on Schedule
• First Day Brings Nerves, Excitement
• Opening a Success for BBQ
• SCSO Utilizes Online System
• Concert Supports Pet Shelter
• Seymour Says
• Club Hosts Car Show
• This Week with Dolly
• Back-to-School Driving Tips
• New Chances for Nature Enthusiasts
• Church Holds Sale
• Play Ball, Smokies Recap
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Lamp Finishes 24th
• Track & Field Selected as All-Academic Team
• Former UT Diver Claims Fifth-Place Finish
• Alexander Reigns at Championships
• McCarter Signs with LMU
• Eagles Golf Loses Opener
• Smoky Mountain Jamboree a Success
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Veterans Encouraged to Use Educational Benefits
• Chorus Begins Rehearsals
• Griffin, Reeves as New UT Assistants
• DeRocco Chosen Assistant Coach
• Society Event Raises Money
• Commission Completes Crowded Agenda
• New Weigel’s Underway
• Food a Small Part
• New Site Quashed, Current to Expand
• Mall Supports Local Artists
• Gym Gets Cool Addition
• Second Career a Charm
• Seymour Restaurant Robbed
• Community Bonds After Hit-and-Run
• Vols Adjust in Many Ways
• Jackson “Happy To Be Back Out Here In Orange”
• Kobritz Corner
• NC Man Charged After Meth Lab Discovered
• Society Event Raises Money
• Seymour Says
• Webb Being Inducted Into Hall Of Fame
• This Week with Dolly
• Local Paramedics Provide Support
• Series explores ‘People on the Move’
• Open Houses Set
• Ballet Auditions Held
• Swimming, Diving Earn 2nd-Place Finish
• Three Eagles Named All-State
• Lady Vols Lead SEC
• Connolly Takes Third
• Lucky Ticket Winner
• Gold Medalist Addresses Athletic Staff
• Band begins season, seeks members
• Dancer Loves to Teach
• Seymour Turns Out for SVFD
• Firefighting, ‘There’s Nothing Better’
• Commission to Vote on Waste Site
• Local Youth Attend 4-H Roundup
• Survey: UT a ‘Best Value’
• Road Sign Replacement Underway
• Zabal, Walker Chosen to Assist Program
• Award Winner Named
• Free Services for Job Seekers
• Love for Education Drives Moore
• Police Seek Assistance in Identifying Suspect
• This Week with Dolly
• Naturalist Shadowed
• Book Clubs Scheduled
• Teen Burglary Suspect Caught on Tape
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Registration Underway
• Football Kick-Off Scheduled
• Seymour Says
• Camping Changes Considered
• Siblings Face Burglary Charges
• Fishing with Friends
• Join Fulmer, Fight Cancer
• Play Ball, Smokies Recap
• Cruising Continues
• SHS Receives Athletic Facility Upgrade
• Drag Strip Back Up to Speed
• Fundraiser Held
• Ragan Takes Bronze
• Magnuson Reaches Semis
• Moravcikova Competes at World Championships
• 3 Teens Arrested
• Basketball, Tennis Courts Temporarily Close
• Blood Supply Too Thin
• Vols, Harrison Notch Awards
• Committee Moves Ahead on Site
• Captain Right at Home
• Fire Claims Home
• Last Auction for Hotel Owner
• School Celebrates Past, Future
• Seymour Roads Resurfaced
• Cadettes Earn Award
• Seymour Says
• Band Camp Underway
• Tax Free Weekend
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Education the Right Fit for Clark
• Back to School Bash
• Several DUI Arrests Made
• Race Winners Announced
• Program Registration Open
• Grant to Benefit Teachers
• Play Ball: Smokies Recap
• SHS Improvements Underway
• Trail Opportunities Given
• Half Marathon Announced
• Cross Country Schedule Announced
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Eagles Shine in Passing League
• Farmers’ Market Growing Business
• College Offers Scholarships to Veterans
• Training Cost Lowered
• Friendship Award Given
• Student Fulfills Childhood Dream
• Children's Literature Center Widens
• Trio of Vols Secure Olympic Trial Standards
• 5 Lady Vols Swim Olympic Trial Cuts
• Community Expresses Site Concerns
• Firefighting a Lifestyle
• P.F. Motorcycle Pursuit
• Play Ball, Smokies Recap
• Fire Destroys Home
• Do you follow Seymour sports?
• Family Endeavors to Reach Homeless
• Cruising Continues
• Pet Shelter Fundraiser
• Homicide Arrests Made
• SVFD Celebrates 40 Years
• Mystery Author Delves into the Personal
• Series Begins
• ‘Painted Memories’ Presented
• Student Attends Workshop
• This Week with Dolly
• Head, Heart, Hands and Hits
• First WSCC President Passes
• Professor Receives National Honor
• Students Receive Scholarships
• Campsites Change
• Johnson University to Offer Online Ph.D.
• Professor Documents Devastation
• Seymour Host Families Needed
• 2 Punch Tickets to Nationals
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Soccer Sign-Ups Move
• Café’s Swan Song
• New Phase for Utility Work
• Seymour Says
• Contest Entries Open
• Parade Winners Announced
• Cruising Favorites Awarded
• Play Ball, Smokies Recap
• Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Soccer Sign-Ups
• Man Drowns in Park
• FBI Investigates Alleged Assault
• Counseling Group Offered
• Pool Closure
• Stores Pleased by Beer License
• Orientation Sessions Planned
• State Contest Held
• Adult Softball League Scheduled
• First-Timers Rise to Challenge
• Students Attend Camp
• Runners Capture Wins
• Law Enforcement Gratifying
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Seymour Sports a Winning Tradition
• Board Approves Beer License
• Setback in Hunt for Waste Site
• Music Series Scheduled
• Healing Through Horses
• Free Trolley Program
• Need Continues
• Boat Races Scheduled
• Johnson Assumes NPMA Presidency
• Students Learn While Helping
• A Vision for Hope
• Free Tennis Clinics
• Move Over Law Expanded
• Program Expands
• Educator Settles into New Position
• This Week With Dolly
• Local Church Fundraiser
• Volunteer Firefighter Living Dream
• Seymour Teacher Continues Legacy
• Hospital Resolution Approved
• Seymour Says
• Security a Passion for Captain
• Owner Reaches New Heights
• Commissioners Resign
• Seymour Donates
• Jail a World unto Itself
• Storm Damage Plagues Residents
• Track Preps for Anniversary
• Local Video Hits Big-Screen
• Events Bring Heritage To Life
• Students Win Design Awards
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Cruise Events Planned
• Seymour Ready for Explosive 4th
• DUI Checkpoints Set
• Grand Opening Scheduled
• Director Named
• Career Takes Owner to New Heights
• Seymour Says:
• Graduates Receive Grant
• Author to Lead Workshop
• Annual KidCare Events Planned
• Student Wins National Contest
• Members Selected for Academic Conference
• Program Additions Announced
• Price Nabs Honors
• Henry Tapped to Lead Program
• Athletes Wrap Up Competition
• Drugs Seized
• Shelter in More Need
• Local Fighters Team with Charity
• Group Helps Local Family
• Coffee Shop Moves
• Dragon Boat Festival Set
• Author Personalizes, Dignifies Story
• Hundreds Expected at Program
• Residents Cruise In
• UT Well-Represented
• Local Students Attend Forum
• 16 Scots Honored
• Chief At Home with Post
• Barnes Named Preseason All-American
• Violation Leads to Theft Charges
• Question of the Week:
• Board Member Announced
• Open Houses Scheduled
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Three Face Arson Charges
• Scholarship Requirements Stressed
• Highland Games After Dark
• Trail Fund Honors Professor
• Student Studies, Volunteers in India
• Lanes Close for Race
• Sykes Prepares for National Team
• Last Weekend at 411
• Four Lady Eagles Make All-IMAC
• Thomas Named Director
• UT Seeks to Become All-Steinway
• Therapy Workshop Held
• Bridwell, Maxwell Claim Titles
• Moravcikova Breaks Record
• Cruising Continues
• Hwy. Project Progresses
• Seymour Purse Snatcher Caught
• High Schoolers Explore Business
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Summer Programs Offered
• Art Competition Winners Announced
• Entire Squad Reaps Distinction
• Lee Named New Dean
• Roads Temporarily Close
• New Director Named
• Cronan to Temporarily Fill Positions
• Family Fun Day Scheduled
• Clinic Offers Free Services
• Mother Faces Meth Charges
• New Center Opens
• Overbey Recognized
• Summer Donations Down
• Tea Party Hosts Speaker
• Clark Receives Derek Rogers Scholarship
• Lady Vols Finish 11th
• Local Linksters Look to Build Program
• Price Nabs Third
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Sidewalk Sale This Weekend
• Nearly 100 Adoptable Pets
• Summer Business Looks Hot
• Students Make Deans List
• SCRABBLE Spells Fun
• Cruise Moves to Different Day
• ABWA Honor Given
• Hamilton Announces Resignation
• Beating the Summer Heat
• Unique Art Exhibition Planned
• Builder Keeps Costs Practical
• Local Dr. Elected to National Position
• Students Earn Academic Awards
• Resort Named One of ‘South’s Best’
• Annual Run/Walk Held
• Seymour Man Murdered
• Sheriff Proud to Serve
• Successful Year for Arts Program
• This Week with Dolly
• College Honors Alumni
• Local Magazine Recognized
• Wells Named Interim Dean
• Five Selected for Wall of Fame
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Kobritz’s Corner
• The Early Heat Will Continue
• Businesses Frustrated by Bridge Closure
• Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash
• Park Visitation Down
• Kids Hunt for Summer Fun
• SVFD Responds to 19 Accidents
• Resident Presents Library Program
• Clubs of the Year Announced
• No Progress on Knob Creek “Eyesore”
• Swim Lessons Scheduled
• Man’s Body Found in Park
• Day Camp Openings
• Local Students Receive Awards
• Animal Birthday Party Held
• Celebration of Local Food Producers
• Lady Eagles Finish Fourth in State
• Sawyer Signs with LMU
• Seymour Track Holds Award Ceremony
• Man Attempts to Ignite Car
• Murder Suspect Arrested
• Last Weekend at 411 Speedway
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Medic Teams Up with Smokies Baseball
• Locke, Price Earn SEC Accolades
• Morales Named 2011All-American
• Lady Vol Rowing Captures Seven Awards
• Woman Faces Animal Cruelty Charges
• Seymour Market Opens
• Local Attorney Elected to Anti-Homelessness Group
• Local Church Burglarized
• Accident Causes Traffic Backup
• No Injuries in McDonald’s Crash
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Students Bring Oz to Life
• Weekly Smokies Recap
• Cheese Brings Big Business to Seymour
• Locally Sponsored Legislation Signed
• Kids’ Police Camp Held
• Floyd Named to Academic All-District Team
• Watson Signs Professional Contract
• Maryville Accepts Conference Invitation
• Tennessee Qualifies 18 For Preliminary Round
• Grace Gets Late Nod Meet
• Schram, Scots to tour Italy and Montenegro
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Seymour’s Marine Sign with C-N
• Lady Eagles State Bound!
• Smokies Conducts Search for Missing Man
• Basketball Camp Held
• Bridwell Earns Division Honor
• Fassino, Tiller Named to Community Service Team
• Team Receives Honors
• Club Wins Championship
• Warmer Days Return
• LIVE-IT Strives to Inspire Sevier County
• Jeep Flips on ‘Notorious’ Curve
• Market Continues to Struggle
• SMS Band Brings Home Gold
• Commissioner Duties, Salaries
• Driver Loses Tire
• Play Ball: Students Win Tickets
• ‘Grasshopper Greens’ Ready for Business
• Band Hits High Note
• Local Student Makes Dean’s List
• Annual Barbeque Event Held
• Summer Reading Program Starts
• Swimmers Secure Spots for U.S. Nationals
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Aquatic Center Opens
• ‘Edible Book’ Contest Held
• Local Attorneys Offer Wealth of Experience
• Festival is Set
• Summer Semester Starts
• Last Weekend at 411
• Seymour Library Honors Veterans
• Logo Winner Announced
• Lady Vols Finish Second at Championships
• Organization Helps Fight Cancer
• Gault named Athlete of the Week
• Seymour Tennis Moves on to Region
• Lady Eagles Finish Runner-up Again
• Seymour Shocked as Season Ends
• Bridwell Named All-Region Performer
• Driver Injured After Chapman Hwy. Wreck
• Academy to Begin Fundraising
• Friends Take Retirement for a Ride
• Ministry Repairs Storm Damage
• SHS Goes to ‘Oz’
• First Sevier Co. Tornado Recorded
• Earthquake Drills a Success
• Charges Against Elementary Teacher Dropped
• Calling All Locals
• Seymour Native Up for Big Honor
• Annual Sidewalk Sale Scheduled
• Sevier Co. No-Kill Shelter Opens
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Students Donate Time, Money
• Zoo’s Act Goes to the Dogs
• Football Captains Announced
• Annual Golf Tournament Held
• Employee of the Year Named
• Craft Fair Held
• Educator Honored
• Club Strives to Improve Eyesight
• Sevier County Delegates Visit Congress
• International Program Delegates Selected
• Chef Wins Service Award
• Bank Sponsors Concert
• Summer Tutoring Offered
• Help Sought in Identifying Suspect
• Minor Injuries After Chapman Hwy. Wreck
• Fast Start for Eagles in District
• Weather Forecast
• Little Progress on Convenience Site
• Trucks Collide on 411
• Home Builder at Home in Sevier County
• The Need Next Door
• Local Cruise Held
• Tennesseans React to bin Laden’s Death
• Students Win Smokies Tickets
• Suspect Flees Empty Handed
• Team Earns Recognition Outside the Pool
• King’s Academy to Discuss Expansion
• SMS Band Ready for Festival
• Cruise-In Continues
• Residents Cope with Storm Damage
• Teachers Brace for Non-Rehire Notes
• Civil Air Patrol Commander Receives Prestigious Appointment
• Sevier Co. Relay For Life Held
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Insurance Legislation Wins Passage
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Men Claim Golf Championship
• Community Forum
• Children’s Book Week
• Symposium Held
• Competition Launches New Businesses
• Congressman to Give Commencement Address
• University, College Leaders Sign Agreement
• Storm Damage Closes Trails
• College Honors Seymour Resident
• College Welcomes New Athletic Director
• Spring Showcase Presented
• Charity Race Held
• Alexander, Kane Throw
• Scots Finish Third
• All-Conference Awards Given
• Seymour Couple Charged with Rape
• Corker Speaks to Sevier Co. Rotaries
• Weather Forecast
• Traffic Not Insurmountable
• Driver Cited in Chapman Hwy. Wreck
• Director’s Farewell Party Held
• Imagination Players Visit Seymour
• Club Looks Forward to Summer
• Sheriffs’ Scholarships Given
• SVFD Promotes Earthquake Safety
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Memphis in May Give-Away
• Healthy Habits: Seymour Children Participate in Class
• Church Rummage Sale
• Stamping Out Hunger
• At Least One Injured in Chapman Hwy. Wreck
• Cutest Baby Face Contest
• Temporary Road Closure
• Deputy Superintendent Awarded High Honor
• Rotaries Form New Club
• PJ Story Time Held
• Ride Aims to Abolish Polio
• Former Vol Receives Grant
• Connolly Selected to Compete at World University Games
• Students Volunteer for Trail Project
• Seymour Tennis Splits with Jeff County
• Appalachian Clubhouse Opens
• Weather Forecast
• Intersection Not Reviewed by State
• Seymour Kids Look Elsewhere for Fun
• Chapman Turn Lane Plans Await Review
• ‘Mr. Highway Patrol’ Recognized
• SHS Student Selected for JSA Summer School
• Seymour Percussionist Marches with Corps
• Team Raises Money
• Visitor Center Dedicated
• Keeping Sevier Co. Green
• For Art’s Sake: Resident Recognized Nationally
• Bass to Discuss Book at Library
• Teacher Charged with Child Abuse
• Local Volunteers Adopt Ministry’s Projects
• Overbey Wins Passage of Legislation
• BBQ Boot Camp Held
• Rockslide Repair Work Begins
• Tennis Claims Match Victory
• Deputy: ‘Law Enforcement Rewarding’
• H.S. Athletic Screenings Scheduled
• Easter Egg Hunt
• Game Day Set
• Haslam Requests Damage Assessments
• Couple Accused of Kidnapping Woman in Seymour
• Kids’ Burger Cook-Off
• Non-Competitive 5K Scheduled
• Tennessee Closes Relays With 7 Wins
• Swim Lessons
• UT Wins Group B at Natoma Invite
• Lions sweep Softball Scots
• Last Weekend at 411
• Seymour Tennis Sweeps Cherokee
• Lady Eagles Softball on Fire
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Gridiron Eagles Fishing for Funds
• Golf Finishes Invitational in 12th
• Players Earn Honors
• Kelley Named Player of the Week
• Weather Forecast
• Couple Lives Full Lives
• City Still Seeks Cause of Deadly Spill
• Seymour Singer Wins National Anthem Search
• Traffic is Old News for Resource Officers
• National Library Week
• District Salaries Ranked 15 in State
• Cruise Draws Crowd
• Garage Sale Season Begins
• Lincoln Day Dinner Scheduled
• Food for Fines
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Logo Contest
• SCCS Places in State Competition
• Seymour Students Sing at Opening
• 4-H Contest Winners
• 5K Planned
• McCarter Earns Honor
• Player of the Week Named
• Alexander Draws SEC Acclaim
• Areson Earns Community Service Scholarship
• Morales Named Pitcher of the Week
• Golf finishes 4th
• Colonels Take Care of Scots
• Former Vol Named Athlete of the Week
• Brown Signs with Bryan College
• Seymour Defeats Catholic on Alumni Day
• Two Killed, 1 Million Gallons of Sewage Spilled
• Eagletrons Impress
• Weather Forecast
• Hunt Still on for Convenience Center Site
• SHS ‘Off to See the Wizard’
• Chamber Strives to Promote Business
• A Shave Above the Rest
• New Shelter off to Good Start
• Yard Sale Planned
• Two Missing After Basin Rupture
• Health Fair Held
• Community Forum Held
• Principals Weigh in on Traffic
• Teacher Salaries Rank 15 in State
• Teacher Receives State Honor
• Local Prices Jump
• Spring has Sprung at Story Time
• Donate Blood, Win Trip
• Seymour Book, Video Drive
• Holiday Schedule
• Day Camps and Summer Workshops
• Low-cost Clinic Held
• SVFD Receives Over 500 Calls
• Ministry Benefit Ride
• Economics Forum Held
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Clean Energy Degrees Planned
• Kids Police Camp
• Relay for Life Shopping Bazaar
• Endowment Honors Late Attorney
• Writing Guild Workshop
• Three Students Named Scholars
• Seymour Baseball ends Sevier County Streak
• Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested
• Local Organization Plans 5K
• Outstanding Citizen Honors Given
• Weather Forcast
• Sevier Co. Teacher Salaries Rank 15 in State
• Restaurant Serves Up Taste of Country
• Drivers Divided Over Gas Guzzling Traffic
• State Audit: SCUD Employees Misused Funds
• Camp Open House
• Robotics Team to Compete
• Bullying Prevention
• Cruising Begins
• SHS Student Competes in Districts
• Free Meal
• Water Dept. Accepting Customers
• Hundreds Help Clean Up
• Animal Fundraiser Held
• New Titles
• Seymour Students among Scholarship Recipients
• Recent Works Presented
• Art Source Exhibition
• Dollywood Opens
• Local 5K Held
• Summer Courses Available
• Students to Host First Powwow
• Students Exercise Mind
• Seymour Takes Home Meet
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Scots Split GSAC Opener
• UT Wins Third Straight
• Piano Recital Held
• SHS Grad Obtains Medical Residency
• Seymour Man Rams Sheriff’s Cruiser
• Seymour Woman Assaulted
• Alexander, Wortham Pace Tennessee
• Tennessee Nets Three Wins
• Golf Honors Given
• Moore Named Player of Week
• SCCS Adopts Black Bear
• A Changeable Pattern
• Seymour Singer to Finals
• Traffic Relief at Stand Still
• Accident Blocks Hwy. 411
• Ministry Takes Road Trip
• Wind Gust and a Good Book
• Walker’s Revamps SHS Vehicle
• Sevier County Growing Faster than State
• Skyline Brings Chicago Pizza to Seymour
• Students Donate Blood
• New Manager at Seymour Library
• Bruce Pearl is Fired
• Cruisin’ Continues
• Overbey Pushes Legislation
• Man Charged with 2009 Shooting
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Construction Enters New Phase
• Accident Blocks 411 Traffic
• 4-H Camping Opportunities
• Construction Worker Injured
• Crews Maintain Drain
• Overbey Receives Award
• Programs Split Match
• Player named All-American
• Moravcikova Breaks Record
• Lady Vol Tennis Falls to Notre Dame
• Rowing Takes Two Races
• Seniors Sent Off in Style
• Lingo pitches Scots past Muskingum
• Scots fall to Young Harris
• Scots finish 15th
• Church Holds Free Health Fair
• Seymour Tennis off to Good Start
• Seymour Softball wins Home Opener
• Walter State Golf Team Places High
• Seymour Baseball off to Blazing Start
• Man Apprehended After Pursuit
• Watson Earns Honors
• SEC Freshman of the Week
• Weather Forecast
• Unemployment Rate Leaps 4.5 Percent
• Thousands Seek Jobs
• Volunteers Share the ‘Love’
• Seymour School Volunteers
• Dinosaur Museum Building Moves to Seymour
• “No Kill” Shelter in the Works
• New Library Titles
• Celtic Journey at Library
• Sevier County Cities Named Among Best
• Hundreds Attend Job Fair
• SVFD Helps Battle Blaze
• St. Patrick’s Day Fun
• Seymour Softball Excited to Start
• Seymour Teams Recognized
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Fire Engulfs Cabin
• Gift Benefits Clinic
• Show Rescheduled
• Kick-Off Party Held
• Artist-in-Residence Announced
• Safety Seat Checkpoint
• New Dean Named
• Concert at Library
• Free Services for Job Seekers
• Center Commits to Build Institute
• Professor Accepted at Elite School
• Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Charges
• 9 TVs Stolen, Man Arrested
• Softball Registration Held
• Seymour Soccer Wins Alumni Game
• Weather Forcast With Bob Becker
• Fire Destroys Seymour Home
• Convenience Sites Discussed
• Man Charged with Double Homicide
• Seymour Man Dies in Custody
• Earning ‘Green’
• Weather Forecast
• Up, Up and Away
• TVA Announces Season
• Fireworks, Backfiring More Likely than Bullets
• Areson Sweeps Conference, Region Honors
• 12 Go To Championship
• Kobritz’s Corner
• College Awarded Grant
• Program Registration Begins
• Temporary Street Closure
• Man Injured in Explosion
• Price Per Gallon Frustrates Drivers
• Engine Fire Sparks Brush
• Man Faces Burglary Charges
• Free Teacher Workshop
• Boy Brings Gun to School
• 5K Planned
• Walk Scheduled
• Reception Held at Library
• Race Night Returns
• Arts Program Offered
• Swimmers Earn Spot in Championship
• Fisher Piling Up Honors
• Tennis Serves up Another Season
• Seymour Baseball in Full Swing
• Restaurant Holds Grand Opening
• Engine Shop Opens
• Science Fair Winners
• Three Vehicle Accident
• Accident Injures Three
• SHS Choir Performs
• Parole Hearing for Seymour Man
• Financial Aid Deadlines Loom
• Teachers Will Show Solidarity
• SHS Dominates Tournament
• Local concerns build over funding
• SVFD Run Stats
• Students of the Month
• Storms Cause Flash Floods
• Seymour & Area Floods
• Prices Rise Dramatically
• Weather Made Dent in Visits
• Scholarship Contest
• Special Guest Announced
• Volunteers Needed for Event
• Officials Honored
• Six Earn Accolades
• Speed Show Planned
• Rock Slide
• Student Baking Contest
• Pitcher Honored
• Kelley Winner of the Week
• All-Conference Honors Given
• Men's Awards Announced
• Kobritz’s Column
• Three Car Wreck In Seymour
• Reform Challenges Teachers
• Chapman Accident
• Waters Recognized
• Keyboard Donated
• Robotics Team Strives for Success
• SHS to Attend Competition
• New Books
• District Catches Up
• Speaking Contest Winners
• SMS Basketball has Successful Season
• Cans for a Cause
• Student Winners Named
• Program Raises $70K
• Ministry Holds Fundraiser
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Seymour Wrestling Season Ends
• Lady Eagles Move on to Regional
• College Seeks Outstanding Alumni
• Students Win in National Competition
• MC Shutout Over DePauw
• Race Name Changes
• Guild Offers Seminar
• Scots fall to Peace, Emory
• Park Seeks Volunteers
• Half Price Visits End
• Musical Scheduled
• Seymour’s Boys Basketball Season Ends
• Reconstruction Through the Smokies
• Award Winner Announced
• Lady Vol Tennis Drops 4-1 Decision
• College on track for record freshman class
• Students Receive Scholarships
• Winners: A Year Later
• House ‘Total Loss’
• Birds Delight Group
• Kobritz’s Corner
• President’s Day Schedule
• Prominent Speakers Featured
• Robbery Suspect Sought
• Little Valentines
• Group Reaches Goal
• Book Club Recruits
• Teams Help Students
• Maryville Claims Title
• Deficit Too Much for MC
• Scots Fall
• Tennessee Dominates Wake Forest
• Four Seymour Wrestlers Advance to State
• Bank Members Awarded
• Professor Awarded for Diversity Efforts
• Lack of School Spirit
• Eagles Lose to Pigeon Forge
• Graham Signs with Walter State
• Lady Eagles Drop One to Pigeon Forge
• Volunteers Needed
• Singers Perform
• Pirates’ Ball sails into view
• Student Creates Musical
• Cubs Help Ministry
• Children Charged with Vandalism, Burglary
• Arthritis Program Offered
• Windows Help Save Energy
• Speaker Discusses His book
• Dept. Holds Collision Avoidance Class
• Watson Earns Accolade
• Hunter Leaps to Freshman Honors Once Again
• Trudeau Named to Community Service Team
• Community Banks: the Lifeblood of Small Towns, Businesses
• Wye Site May Not Work
• New Light in Seymour
• Choir Raises Money
• New Restaurant Offers Southern Fare
• Hours Cut, Volunteers Needed
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Seymour Wrestlers Finish Regular Season
• Free Services for Job Seekers
• Excellence Endowment Established
• Cookie Sales Begin
• Seymour Teen Dies
• Wilkens Kicks Off Series
• Maryville College to celebrate Black History Month
• TV Stolen, Men Arrested
• Weather Radios Donated
• Watson's Effort Too Much for Huntingdon
• Scots Defeat Spelman
• Berry, Sheffey Pace UT At New Balance
• Payback Sweet for Lady Eagles
• Sevier County Downs Seymour
• Browns Score 1000th Career Points
• Fain Signs with Tusculum
• Humanitarian Award Given
• Team Develops iApp to Drive Tourism
• Singing Valentines Available
• Cold Weather Drives Up Costs
• Essay Contest Held
• Members Receive Awards
• Porter Launches U.S. Leading Mark
• Tennis Clinics
• Hoffecker Joins Center
• Two Killed in Shooting
• Tennis Recruiting Class Ranks Fifth
• Rucker Selected as Honoree
• Community Banks: the Lifeblood of Small Towns, Businesses
• Areson Named Athlete of the Week
• Boren Nabs Second Straight Award
• Scots Football Schedule Released
• SHS Team Gains National Attention
• Trees Trimmed
• Scholarships Offered
• Ministry in Transition
• Fresh Fare Equals Success
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Rates Stay Consistent
• Students Encouraged to Apply
• Local Organization Recognized
• Call for Student Artwork
• Contest Seeks Recipes
• Petty Joins Effort
• Volunteerism Winners Announced
• Valentine Performances Held
• Knife Works Adds to Lineup
• Patrol Seeks Members
• Give Blood, Beat Vandy
• Prices Fall
• More Arrested in Roundup
• UT's Accounting Programs in Top 25
• Visitation Pulls through Year of Anomalies
• Drug Bust Nets Seymour Residents
• Walker’s in New, Improved Location
• Director Visits SHS
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Former Director Faces Multiple Charges
• Teen Receives 35 lbs. of Marijuana
• Keener Indicted for Theft, Misconduct
• Research Raises Salaries
• Public Forums Held
• Gas Prices Rise
• This Week with Dolly
• Winter Special Olympics Held
• Eagles Finish Bowling Season
• Seymour Wrestling 2nd in District
• Seymour Eagles Hold Football Banquet
• Eagles Lose to the Canes
• Lady Eagles Keep on Rolling
• Second Arrested in Abuse Case
• Pair Faces More Charges
• Two Arrested for Adult Neglect
• Unemployment Rates Remain Unchanged
• Podcast Details Threat to Bats
• Public Speaking Winners Announced
• Hunter Soars to SEC Honors
• Digital Format Available
• GSAC Honors Milton Stanley
• Leap Welcomed to Faculty
• Payne Earns Award
• Knoxville Native Joins Medical Center
• Sparky and Ronda Rucker to Perform
• Joines Announces Retirement
• Franklin, Price, Sigilai Chart Wins At Hokie Invitational
• Defense, Rebounding propel Scots
• Scots tame Lions
• Keener Indicted for Theft, Misconduct
• Seymour Icon for Sale
• Stolen Civil War Pistol Found in Seymour
• SVFD Receives Nearly 2,000 Calls
• Contest Honors Honeymooners
• New Novel to be Discussed
• Staggs to lead Meetings
• This Week with Dolly
• Zoo Fatality Under Review
• Seymour Wrestlers Compete in Halls Invitational
• Seymour Wins Big District Game
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Police Schedule Defense Class
• Professor Helps Develop Restaurant Scale
• New Maps Available
• Choral Dept. Helps Others
• UT Ranks Among Best Values
• Gas Prices Remain Constant
• Montgomery named Chairman of Education Committee
• Lady Vol Tennis Racks up Six Wins
• Suspects’ Tracks Lead to Arrests
• Youth Rehearsals Scheduled
• Police Investigate Robbery
• Chorus begins rehearsals
• Residents Graduate
• Sevier's 32 points lifts MC over Hawks
• UT Claims Five Victories
• Strong Second Half for Scots
• Akerfelds Wins 1650y Free
• 2010 Fall Sports in Review
• Lady Eagles Win Again in OT
• Department Seeks Suspects
• Fatality Deemed Self Defense
• Statement by Jim Vlna on Loss of Elephant Keeper Stephanie James
• Knoxville Zoo Elephant Keeper Fatally Injured
• State Growing Faster than Nation
• Local Students Named to Dean's List
• UT Announces Scholarship
• Graves Joins Department
• Lady Vol Duo Garner SEC Accolades
• Floyd Grabs National Honor
• Give Blood, Win Tickets
• Child Burned, Bruised: Mother Arrested
• Snow Blankets Seymour
• Woman Dies in Crash
• Raffle Brings in Donations
• ‘Snow Woman’ Joins Center
• Payment Centers Closed
• MLK Day Schedules
• Corker at Auto Show
• Seymour Wrestlers Compete Well in GIT
• College Plans Conference
• Center Welcomes Doctor
• Free Health Programs Offered
• Program Helps Cancer Patients
• Free Admission in Honor of Haslam
• Track & Field Opens Rated Fourth
• Gardening Class Planned
• Organizations Create Program
• Paterson Returns for Lectureship
• Healthy Living Kitchen Expands
• An Evening with Bill Bates
• Valentine Train Dinners Scheduled
• Reception Rescheduled
• Week One Bridge Progress
• 511 Receives Record Calls
• Players Make Regional Team
• Energy Workshops Held
• Lady Vol Tennis Ranked No. 13
• Watson Honored
• Rouvelas Named Player of Week
• Divers Finish Strong
• Concert Held
• Online Database Opens
• New Paper Size
• Truck becomes air born
• Meetings Canceled
• Community Calendar
• Market Highlights from Priority Real Estate
• 2010 Winter Review
• Carving Competition Planned
• Equestrian Events Planned
• Celebrating 50 Years of Achievement
• Trudeau Comes Up Just Short
• Lady Eagles Compete in Pilot Tournament
• Soccer Player in Top Spots
• Webster Named to All-America Team
• Last Weekend at 411
• Resident Charged with Burglaries
• Couple Arrested
• Local Airport Receives Grant
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Gas Prices Continue to Rise
• Let there be lights
• Organization Holds Rally
• Scots fall to Pride
• Maryville holds on for a Victory
• Eagles Compete in Smoky Mountain Duals
• Crews Begin Work on Bridge
• Bank Gives Back
• Attacker Shot, Killed
• Ministry Lives it Forward
• Car Chase Leads to Arrests
• Closures Halted
• Happy Holidays
• Kobritz's Corner
• MC rally falls short
• Local Market Offers Great Prices
• Preventing Burglaries, Thefts
• Professor Honored
• Community Calendar
• Medical Office Opens
• This Week with Dolly
• Annual Party Held
• Free Tickets with Donation
• Humor, Science Join at Meeting
• Tree Recycling Program
• Park Visits Slump
• Holiday Schedules
• Unemployment Rates
• Clinic Makes Changes
• New Year Celebration
• Artists Featured
• Top Displays Recognized
• Seymour Wrestlers Earn Honors
• Let there be lights
• Eagles Explode on South-Doyle
• Lady Eagles Blow out Lady Cherokees
• Men held on theft charges
• Rate Increase Approved
• Scots fall to Pride 72-61
• Students Win National Competition
• SPD Requests Assistance
• Officials Recognized
• College Marks Relocation
• City Celebrates New Year’s Eve
• Travel Increase Expected
• Christmas Toy Safety
• Couple Concerned Over Waste Site
• Lane Closures Extended
• SVFD Safety Tips
• Truck Struck
• Seymour Christmas Parade
• Community Calendar
• Local Business Joins Donation Effort
• Seymour Bowling Wins Big
• Seymour Hosts Eagle Challenge Duals
• Late Rally Not Enough
• Reunion Celebrates Successes
• Seymour’s Fox Signs with Carson-Newman
• Man Arrested for Seymour Burglaries
• Research Success Featured in Report
• New Director Named
• Double Heartbreak for Seymour Basketball
• Study: Charismatic Leadership Can Be Measured, Learned
• Free Museum Family Day
• College Part of Effort
• Class Scheduled
• Hollingsworth Joins WUOT
• This Week With Dolly
• New Year Run Held
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Fuel Gauge Report
• Blondes have more fun
• Photography Exhibition Opens
• Lady Vols Earn Honors
• Bowl Sells Out
• UT Sees Rise in Retention Rate
• Trio of Former Lady Vols Compete
• League Registration Opens
• Signs Installed
• Department Warns of Thefts
• Victims Remembered
• Team Finalist in Global Competition
• Biologist Receives Recognition
• Games Stay in City
• Service Wins Award
• Christmas Toy Safety
• Webster Named to Regional Team
• Trio Earns Honors
• Couple Concerned Over Trash Site
• Couple Concerned Over Waste Site
• Seymour Wrestlers Place First
• Seymour Bowling Drops a Pair
• Lady Eagles Win Streak Ends
• Volunteers to Play Tar Heels in Music City Bowl
• MC defeats Wesleyan
• Organization Relocates
• Crews Ready for Bridge Closure
• Holiday Run Set
• Group Takes Stand
• Festival Scheduled
• ‘Flurry Fun’ Announced
• Program Earns Award
• Registration Opens
• Titans Extend Sponsorship
• Coordinator Recognized Nationally
• Christmas Toy Safety
• Company Supports YMCA
• Rucker rebounds
• Teens Nabbed After Attempted Burglary
• Local Event Named in Top 20
• Officer Charged with Burglary
• Seymour Stores Pass Inspection
• Santa’s Calling Program
• Holiday Production Begins
• Parade Traffic Alert
• Paper Shortage
• Local Holiday Crime Low Compared to Co.
• Holiday Play Returns
• Students Receive Scholarships
• Community Calendar
• Holiday Fundraiser Held
• Harrison Claims Accolades
• Quartet Claims Postseason Honors
• Vols Defeat the Wildcats
• Temporary Road Closure
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Ensembles Present ‘Messiah’
• College Honors Alumni
• NICU Reunion Held
• This Week with Dolly
• Breakfast with Santa Held
• Construction Shifts Traffic
• Crosses Raise Awareness at Church
• Employees Contribute More than $1 M
• Mr. Football Winners Named
• Trio ready to showcase skills
• Campus Improvements Completed
• Leadership Academy Held
• Award Winning Artists Featured
• Sevierville Man Charged in Maryville Homicide
• Diver Earns Honor Again
• Parade Has Unique Entries
• Santa Spotted Surfing, Sliding
• Vehicle Flips
• Spooner Concludes Season At NCAAs
• Gendron Tabbed Athlete of the Week
• Project Saves County Money
• Park Receives Hybrids
• Seymour Brothers Steal Truck
• Man Tries to Lure Girls In
• Resident Named Hometown Hero
• Kobrtiz’s Corner
• Pigeon Forge Motel Fire
• Raffle Benefits Ministry
• Thanksgiving Safety Tips
• Students Give Generously
• Fire Destroys Cabin
• Motel Fire Breaks Out
• Barnes named to National Team
• Lady Eagles off to Fast Start
• Seymour Christmas Parade
• Seymour Roundballers Begin Season
• Seymour Bowling Loses to Heritage
• Performers create good impression
• Lady Vols Finish Runner-up
• Maryville Defeats Covenant
• Holiday Facility Schedules
• New Greenway Receives Approval
• Park Wins Industry Award
• Thanksgiving Event Benefits Food Bank
• Air Force ROTC Wins Honors
• Unemployment Rates Unchanged
• UT Edging Closer to Goal
• Noboa Named Player of the Week
• Brooks Garners Rookie Accolade
• Carter Named to All-America Team
• Free Clinic Held
• City Conducts Saturation Patrol
• Holiday Tips: Protecting Plumbing
• Rate Increase First Reading Approved
• Annual Parade Scheduled
• Lady Vol Golf Signs Newell
• Officers Search for Suspect
• Troop collects cans
• Director Retires from Reserve
• Staff to Lead Senior Classic
• Holiday Construction Schedule
• Students of the Month
• Dept. Keeps Community Warm
• School Hopes For Grant
• Salon Celebrates Anniversary
• Crime Spree: Nashville Women Busted
• Burglaries, Thefts Remain Consistent
• Restaurant Opens
• Attraction Launches Holiday Celebration
• Slow Down Seymour
• Seymour’s Ervin Signs with Austin Peay
• Community Calendar
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Financial Aid Assistance Offered
• Reading Event Planned
• This Week With Dolly
• Message from Bible Baptist
• Group Helps Donation Effort
• Festival of Trees Begins
• UT’s Spooner Gets NCAA Nod
• Seymour Bowling Wins Again
• It’s Mat Time in Seymour
• Vols Rout the Rebels
• Runners Represent College at Regionals
• Spooner Fuels Vols To Fourth
• Scots Defeat Ferrum
• Woman found dead in driveway
• Soccer Falls Short
• Professors Named Organization Fellows
• Track & Field Schedule Announced
• Class Canceled
• Poetry Contest Held
• Soccer Reserve Wins Championship
• UT Breaks Ground on Music Center
• Lady Vols Debut at No. 11
• Department Names New Officer
• Student Cadet Shows Sign Language Talents
• Santa Takes the Train
• Caught on Tape: Burglars Don Bathrobes
• Lady Vols Add Prepsters
• Veterans Honored, Flag Dedicated
• Choir Hosts Free Concert
• Food Drive Held
• Biking for Toys
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Benefit Proves Huge Success
• Division Wins Excellence Award
• Auditors: Clerk Admits to Taking Money
• Concert Benefits Ministry
• Professor to Discuss Auschwitz Photos
• Artist Creates Ornament
• Program Honors Veterans
• Owner Sets House Fire
• Eagles Bowling Defeats Sevier County
• Lady Eagles Volleyball Finishes Successful Season
• Basketball Starts with New Coach
• UT to Rocky Top the Rebels
• SVFD Run Stats
• Lady Vol Golf Takes 8th
• Repair Project Closes Lanes
• Dept. Warns of Unknown Solicitor
• Head-On Collision on Chapman
• UT Students Reach Finals
• Findley named player of the year
• Gifted Programs Held
• Parent series held
• Professor Reappointed to Advisory Group
• Treats raise awareness
• Holiday Shopping Event Held
• UT Wraps Up Wake Forest Invitational
• Scots fall to Captains
• Beckham named Player of the Year
• Piedmont Upends Maryville
• Lady Scots earn 9th Championship
• Campgrounds Close for Season
• Parade Rings in Season
• Documentary Honors Veterans
• Seymour Residents Cast Their Votes
• Bank celebrates anniversary
• Free Lung Function Screenings Held
• Buildings close early
• Small Business Fund Announced
• This is it
• Curtain Rising on Eagles Basketball
• UT Students Reach Finals
• Kobritz’s Corner
• UT Men Fourth Behind Spooner's Lead
• Sheffield earns USA South honor
• Free Day at Knoxville Zoo
• Holt named Academic All-District selection
• ESPN recognizes Carter
• Volley Scots drop four matches
• Prospective students invited to event
• Novice Rowers Take Third at Secret City Head Race
• Pair arrested during suspected burglary attempt
• Fire Department benefits Coats for Our Community
• Road closed during bridge project
• Chapman Lane Closures Begin
• School’s Recycling Efforts Recognized
• Seymour Cross Country Season Ends
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Ministry’s benefit in need of golfers
• Eagles Finish Tough Season
• Buildings close early
• Parent series held
• Boyd’s Creek Middle Wins Volleyball Championship
• Winterfest Kickoff Features Local Talent
• Waters Named Outstanding Official
• Win keeps UT unbeaten
• Lady Eagles Celebrate Season
• Lady Vols Sweep Auburn
• Gas prices drop
• College Searches for President
• Office holds new hours
• Clark Announces Couch Seagrave As Assistant Coach
• Program Has 100 Percent Pass Rate
• Dog Show Held This Weekend
• Unemployment rates decrease
• Lamp Selected as SEC Diver of the Week
• Defense shuts down Pride 40-6
• Hinkey named SEC Defensive Player of the Week
• Free storytelling events held
• Sheriff reflects on Dept.
• Gas Prices Fall
• Students to Honor Veterans
• Church Members Lend a Hand
• School’s Recycling Efforts Recognized
• New Seymour School in Works
• Couple killed in wreck
• Seymour Bowling Season Underway
• Vols Come up Short Against Tide
• Campground requires reservations
• Event helps hungry children
• Trunks and Treats
• Swim Lesson Registration Begins
• Children ‘scare up’ a good book
• Henley Project Information Given
• Musician shares heritage
• New Member Inducted
• Local airport receives grant
• New Leadership Team Installed
• Professor Discusses Water Sustainability
• Genealogy Conference Held
• Oliver’s 50 plus years of family tradition
• Haunted cave reopens
• Clubs receive grant
• Veterans Day Workshops Held
• Students Excel at Roundup
• Winterfest Kicks Off
• Community Calendar
• Call to Artists
• Noe named clinical manager
• ‘Hoopla’ helps premature babies
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Elvis and the foot juggler
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Unemployment rates drop
• This Week with Dolly
• Report: Economic Recovery Has Begun but at Slow Pace
• Tenn. Tallies Quick Road Sweep
• Event raises money for prematurity awareness
• Cruise continues to draw crowd
• Eagles Victorious Over Chiefs
• Inductions highlight festivities
• Ministry’s benefit in need of golfers
• Seymour CC Finishes Strong in IMAC
• New UT President Named
• Businesses Impress at Harvest Fest
• Department receives substantial grant
• Hair studio holds costume contest
• Rezoning request dropped from agenda
• Body of Wanted Subject Found
• Lady Eagles Soccer Season Ends
• Smokey Visits Seymour
• Pumpkins Benefit Youth, Children Programs
• Musicians to Bring Songs, Environmental Cause
• Residents Cruise Seymour
• Early Voting Continues
• Library changes hours
• Department receives substation grant
• New restaurant comes to Seymour
• Students of the Month
• Community Calendar
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Haunted cave reopens
• Tenn. rolls past Crimson Tide
• Governor's Chair Speaks About Smart Electrical Grids
• This Week With Dolly
• UT Recycling Collects Record Waste on Game Days
• Library holds Mystery Night
• For the Love of Water: Watercolor Exhibition Held
• Exhibit inspired by Seymour man’s journey
• ‘Bald Soprano’ featured at college
• Zoo presents Halloween event
• Autumn colors worth the trip
• College invites people “Home to Howee”
• Legislators of the year named
• Art Market Gallery holds special exhibit
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Genealogy Conference Held
• Library hosts business series
• Well grounded meets upside down
• Lady Vols Fourth At Front Runner Invitational
• Spooner Paces Vols At ISU Pre-National Invitational
• Lady Vols Top Arkansas in Season-Opening Dual
• Former Park Superintendent Dies
• College team displays skills at local school
• Seymour Christian School Harvest Festival Fun
• Deceased man found in burning structure
• Woman arrested for Seymour, County crime spree
• Park hosts birds of prey program
• The Big Read to Show Movie
• Harvest Crafts Festival Held
• Central Dispatch E911 has successful audit
• Gas Prices on Rise
• Trimming takes place
• Food Ministry Holds Golf Benefit
• Crash injures two
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Police Hold Defense Class
• Library holds movie program
• Duncan to speak at local meeting
• Haunted caverns open
• Gospel and Opera to Unify Community
• Safety checkpoint scheduled
• Fire destroys mobile home
• University Wins Environmental Award
• Residents enjoy cruise
• Professor Speaks About Declining Songbird Populations
• Construction closes road
• Nai-Ni Chen to Infuse UT with Chinese Culture, Dance
• Community Calendar
• Smokies Announces Delay in Reopening
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Seymour Wins ‘In School Game’
• Hall, Graham Take First Home CC Meet
• Eagles Lose in Shut Out
• Orange edges white in season opener
• Eagles even series
• Race raises money
• Robinson claims SEC accolades
• Give blood, win football tickets
• Lady Vol Rowing Dominant in Season Opener
• Gold medalist performs
• Road closure
• Magic in the air
• Poet, author to hold readings
• Marty Hamilton Might Be At It Again
• Cruisin’ in Seymour
• Medical team serves those in need
• Seymour burglaries decrease
• SVFD visits the library
• Cultural Week Held
• A Terrible Thing
• “It’s the economy, stupid.”
• Thank You
• Lady Vols check in at No. 9
• Friendship award winner announced
• Community Calendar
• Seymour teacher attends escape weekend
• Sevier County Crushes Seymour in Shutout
• Lady Vols to Team with Susan G. Komen for the Cure
• Teens seriously injured in crash
• Seymour Individuals Move on to Region
• Delicious tradition continues
• Lady Vol Golf Vaults to 5th at Golfweek Conference Challenge
• Series Premier Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• Green energy workshops held
• Art Festival Held
• Story times feature puppets
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Give blood, win football tickets
• Magic in the air
• Seagle Becomes Soccer Cinderella Story
• Seymour church holds coat drive
• Henley Bridge Contract Awarded
• Old-Time Music Featured in Oct.
• Citizen of the Year announced
• Anti-theft classes held
• LADY VOLS SWEEP PAST KENTUCKY
• Homemade quilt wins big
• Boy Scouts introduce fundraising change
• UT College Dedicates Peyton Manning Classroom
• Head Coaches Named for All-Star Classic
• Prescription drug take-back nets over 5 lbs.
• UT Launches Economics Forum
• Museum features ‘Katrina Paintings’
• Lady Eagles hold on for win
• UT’s Spooner 20th At Brooks Paul Short Run
• Lady Vols In Action at Run
• Principal’s Actions Spark Parents’ Concern
• Residents anxious about request
• Rash of burglaries occur
• Seymour man charged with child rape
• VOLS RECEIVER LOVE, OAK RIDGE NATIVE, DIES
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Lady Vols Rise to Seventh at Conference Challenge
• Haslam, McWherter to Debate at UT
• Pets for adoption
• Owen earns USA South Defensive Player of the Week honor
• Students Embark on New Concentration
• October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• Tennessee SBA director applauds new jobs bill
• Sky comes in focus during program
• Director honored by Southeast Tourism Society
• Smoky Mountain wellness summit held
• Alum hikes Appalachian Trail for charities
• Golfers battle weather, tough course at Tunica National
• McWhirter Named New Assistant Executive Director
• City to begin greenway project
• Winery ‘stomps out’ cancer
• Sevier Co. Man faces child rape charge
• SHS Marching Band continues winning tradition
• Second Seymour bank robbery suspect arrested
• Art society accepting new members
• Weekly gas update
• Mansson's Even Round Paces Lady Vols
• Museum awarded grant
• Nichols/Alda Capture Doubles Title
• Short Film Competition Held
• The New Orleans connection
• Story times scheduled
• DUI sweeps result in several arrests
• Community Calendar
• UT Students Reflect on RAM Trip
• Big read kicks off
• Annual Benefit Walk Held
• Principal’s Actions Spark Parents’ Concern
• UT Welcomes Fans to UAB Game Saturday
• Vols unable to break streak
• Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet to Read at UT
• Bridge Project Community Center Opens
• Knoxville ranked 4th best for real estate investment
• Officials seek information on string of burglaries
• Photo Contest
• Accident sends driver to hospital
• Man arrested, second suspect sought
• Quartette to appear at Seymour Church
• Numerous thefts reported
• Community leaders fundraise behind bars
• SHS Publishes Cookbook
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• ‘Smoking’ for a Good Cause
• Several agencies contribute to arrest
• Fortner elected TSPE president
• Gas prices continue to rise
• First Friday goes pink for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Rookie Again Sets Tone For Lady Vols
• Leaf collection begins
• Veterans Pace UT Men To Win At Commodore Classic
• Incredible challenge draws crowd
• College to Celebrate Diversity Week
• Scottish balladeer visits college
• East Tennessee novelist to speak at meeting
• Ranger selected to lead park safety and protection
• Museum unveils light installation
• Resort rolls out Bavarian-Style Oktoberfest
• Community Calendar
• Local group hosts nationally known speaker
• Community Center plays it “S.A.F.E.”
• Free services for job seekers
• Pets for adoption
• Today’s training for the future
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Principal’s Actions Spark Parents’ Concern
• Should be an easy win
• Scots claim invitational title
• Band ads Seymour resident
• Would-be burglars caught red handed
• Video games at the library
• Preschool story times resume
• Woman missing after house fire
• Tea event discusses cancer
• Seymour Basketball League Sign-Ups
• Local doctor finds way home
• Restaurant burglary suspect nabbed
• Several burglaries, prowlers reported
• Principal’s Actions Spark Parents’ Concern
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Pageant draws record numbers
• Professor Appointed by Gov. to Race to the Top Advisory Council
• Resident Wins Best in Show
• A simple turn turns ugly
• Letter to the Editor
• Local gas prices on the rise
• Zoo animals create art
• Golfweek Selects Mansson for Preseason Top 30 List
• Ballet brings Hispanic, Latino culture to UT
• Annual Children’s Event Held
• Cason captures individual title
• Lady Eagles remain undefeated
• Safety events scheduled
• Community involvement sought
• Artistic expressions in dual forms
• Eagles Supporters Hold Fundraiser
• Alumnus brings project to Seymour
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Pets for adoption
• Music Performance set at Cades Cove
• Community Calendar
• Commemorative Exhibition Held
• Annual consignment sale held
• Lady Vols Announce Free Women's Golf Clinic
• Twedt Named Assistant Rowing Coach
• DAR at the Fair
• Class focuses on business
• Local group hosts nationally known speaker
• Smokies selects seasoned manager
• Fall ghost tours resume
• Local Republican Center Opens
• Author, activist to speak at college
• Scots-Irish festival held
• New degree offered
• Maness to Host Station's Morning Program
• School offers tuition discounts to residents
• Smokies announce DUI enforcement
• Auction offers rare, unique works
• Scots drop a pair of matches at MC Invitational
• Temporary road closure
• Program grant to benefit state
• Former employee burglarizes restaurant
• Journalist to speak at college
• SVFD stats released
• Tremont to host national meeting
• Passion Play has new venue
• Lady Eagles win Golf Championship
• College to Host Second Annual Event
• Lady Eagles Volleyball on a Roll
• Choral society resumes rehearsals
• County Market to feature workshops
• Recent fires prompt warning
• Eagles Win Big
• Seymour burglaries, thefts increase
• Last Weekend at 411 Motor Speedway
• Faith and Family Night at the Smokies Ballpark
• Scots volleyball rebound
• Seymour business burglarized
• Rookie Rainey Paces Vols In Cross Country Opener
• County Office Holders Charged
• Zimmerman Paces Lady Vols In Debut
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Scots open season with loss
• Senior dies in crash
• Community Calendar
• Soccer Community receives donation
• New podcast emphasizes water safety
• Reel books program resumes
• September book club meetings
• Library card signups
• Trail openings delayed
• Hill Promoted at UT station
• Dogwood Arts in running for national grant
• Keener resigns in midst of investigation
• Council has dispute with contractor
• Assistant Principal enjoys new role
• Pets for adoption
• Not a Level Playing Field
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Outside hitter named Lady Vol Athlete of the week
• This week with Daniel Pursglove
• City adds film festival to festivities
• Two die in rollover accident
• Number of thefts, burglaries drop
• New Series to premiere on PBS
• Labor Day Schedule
• New pastor welcomed
• Library offers business series
• Interstate crash results in fatality
• Man charged with criminal homicide
• Lady Vols Picked Fourth, Vols Fifth In SEC Cross Country Coaches Preseason Poll
• Community Calendar
• Story times scheduled
• Young Eagles Stand Tall in Loss
• Opera presents classic tale
• Seymour Soccer Splits First Two
• 100 Years of Broadway
• Natatorium to Reopen, City to Introduce New Program
• Repeat offender found guilty of DUI
• Lady Eagles Golf Take Two
• UT and ORNL Name Director for Interdisciplinary Research Center
• High school reunion celebrated
• Wanted suspect arrested, 2 others taken into custody
• Bring in the clowns
• Author to open lecture series
• Fair held at historic site
• Center selected as highly trained site for brain injury
• 411 Motor Speedway results
• Importance of nutritional lunches for children
• School recycling competition held
• Alliance presents new collection
• Math contest held, scholarships available
• Litter grants awarded through TDOT's Beautification Division
• RV accident injures several passengers
• Lady Eagles volleyball hopes to rebound
• Overbey honored for helping others
• Jr. League Basketball adds grade
• Kobritz Corner
• Thousands of books read through program
• Preschool story time resumes
• UT welcomes new program chair
• Park Releases Environmental Assessment
• New restaurant packs in customers
• Community Calendar
• Local blood drives held
• Opera to close out concert season
• Pumpkin harvest display opens next month
• Several Seymour burglaries committed
• Lack of warning signal cause for concern
• Meeting to focus on adoption
• Citizen Scientist Opportunities to conduct research
• Monthly unemployment rate dips
• Road construction resumes
• Arrowmont to Remain in Gatlinburg
• PBS accepting nominations for awards
• High School Students Experience 'King for a Day'
• Opposites attract
• This week with Daniel Pursglove
• State among Best in Nation for Economic Development
• Lady Vols add state champ to 2010 class
• Community building through video games
• Trim policy meetings scheduled
• Seymour Hangs Tough with Daniel Boone
• Old time Smokies music to be released
• Pets for adoption
• Free arts and cultural experiences offered to students
• UT volleyball voted favorite to win title
• Senior complex stresses resident safety
• Man stabbed with own knife
• Kobritz’s Corner
• Pets for Adoption
• Accident stops traffic
• Seymour Golf Swings into Action
• UT Ranked a Top 50 Public Institution
• National Money Night Talk
• Race held in club member’s honor
• Motorcycle ride takes on cancer
• Record number of students join band
• Resident shares experience in Haiti
• Community Calendar
• Faculty Concert to Benefit Scholarship Fund
• Coordinator earns friendship award
• Student conducts research that could aid Homeland Security
• Community vocal ensembles gear up for new seasons
• Author gives reading at college
• Program Provides Adult Day-Stay, Respite Care
• Group presents the Tennessee Artists Association
• Mobile home fire claims family pet
• Alliance offers penny performances
• Safety checkpoint scheduled
• Gallery spotlights artists
• Telethon Tops Goal
• Dean to Step Down
• Final orientation held
• Fulbright Fellow returns to campus to discuss health, human rights
• Professor Leads Commission on Strengthening Accounting Education
• Colleges Finalize Articulation

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