Sweetwater, TN News

• Sweetwater, TN News
• Seniors win big in Olympic Games
• Former Police Chief Isbell suing Tellico Plains
• Local Red Cross under investigation
• 'Redneck Mud Park' coming to Sweetwater
• General Sessions: Week of May 21-25
• Jail talk dominates short county meeting
• Woman and juvenile charged with SHS theft
• Building projects ready to go
• Mud fun in Sweetwater?
• Wacky weekend for officers
• Davis says goodbye to MMS
• Hats off to the Class of 2012
• DA: Miller killed at 'yellow house'
• General Sessions: Week of May 14-18
• May Teacher of the Month: Paula Pippin
• The ultimate sacrifice
• Going to jail in a Huff
• New jail site up in the a
• Eyes on the future
• Ingles responds to lawsuit
• Tellico man facing meth charges
• Former deputies found not guilty
• School system wins school fight lawsuit
• Millsaps trial to be set in August
• High school graduations this week
• SHS students leave their mark
• Life is like a box of chocolates
• Jesus vs. demons
• Sweetwater a headache for pain clinics
• Sliger named new Boys & Girls Club director
• Cagle makes election announcement
• Welfare drug testing coming to Tennessee
• Jailers assault case moved to Criminal Court
• General Sessions: Week of May 7-11
• Nine arrested in drug search
• The Landing to open in Vonore
• Taylor to be honored at SqHS
• I fought the law...
• Leading the way in Monroe County
• Cherokee Women's Club names poetry winners
• Sweetwater tackles budget
• Classic car meet coming to Sweetwater
• A walk for good health
• Monroe Ridge going up fast
• Ross has 'Feet of Faith'
• Fun fitness
• Madisonville mum on liquor tax
• Madisonville man shot
• Walmart to build in July
• Can't run with the big dogs
• Schools honored for healthier choices
• Mayor reads DA's Isbell letter
• 911 Center expanding
• Tellico for tornado sirens
• Day of prayer
• Walt back in court
• 'Tarzan' stabbed in street fight
• Sweetwater named Playful City
• General Sessions: Week of April 30-May 4
• Madisonville man faces meth charges
• Diamond memories
• Stepping into Spring at Hiwassee College
• Standing up for the Good Guys
• School System tweaks projects
• No charges coming from TPD funds probe
• Employee sues Ingles
• April Teacher of the Month: Rodney Bibee
• General Sessions: Week of April 23-27
• Mayfield's son admits to cutting tire of Rep. Fleischmann's staffer
• Fallout still rages over School Board districts
• Yates touts Sloan property for jail
• Students abandon ship at The Lost Sea
• Miller killed at Head of the Creek?
• Criminal Court round up
• Sweetwater reaping rewards
• Drug take back
• Chainsaw attack at the lake
• Chain of survivors
• Murder case plods along
• Wall of fire
• Speed cameras for Sweetwater?
• He's not heavy..... Big brother's blog shows how special his little brother is
• School Board prepares for new building
• Club Week
• School Board to say with three districts
• County closing in on jail location
• TCAP time in Tennessee
• Wreck sends Vonore man to grand jury
• General Sessions: Week of April 16-20
• Liquor inspection fee lowered in Sweetwater
• 'Sunrise' on the Hiwassee Hills
• Hiwassee College Hall of Fame inductees
• 'Heard it Through the Grapevine'
• Sweetwater cleanup day is April 28
• Rebuilding Tellico Plains
• Cracker Barrel eyeing Sweetwater
• Hands on for Relay for Life
• Murder trial delayed again
• Gun chase nets charges
• Rocky Flatts headlines April 21 tornado benefit
• Airport safety the goal in Tellico Plains
• Parents claim bus drivers bullying child
• Jailer fired over meth charges
• Covington eager to 'Help the Good Guys'
• TPHS students turning school green
• MPD wants safety, not 'Big Brother' intrusion
• Planners to look at school office site
• Cracking down on vandals
• Sweetwater to tackle sign ordinance
• Mayfield seeks to bring farmer, businessman to Washington
• The race is on to find a cure
• Tornado recovery meeting Monday
• Paint the town purple
• Man charged with rape
• Bumpy ride
• 'Killer' bees all the buzz in Vonore
• School Board ballot set.......kind of
• General Sessions: Week of April 2-6
• Tellico Plains passes tornado resolution
• Garbage rate increased in Tellico Plains
• Vineyard murder suspects bound over to grand jury
• March 2012 warmest on record
• Hot Wheels theft
• Coming home!
• How is Madisonville's financial health?
• 'American Idol' star to sing at trooper benefit
• Trial by fire
• Miller murder case crawls toward May trial
• Brinkley named ESL Teacher of the Year
• Election Commission prepared to deal with School Board district delay
• FEMA DRC to close April 5, claims still taken until May 15
• Community fights back against new drugs
• Let your inner beauty shine
• MPD uses technology for safety's sake
• Miller murder suspect to be in court Monday
• Fitzpatrick indicted......again
• Commission allows mayor to shop for jail property
• Donations making a difference in Tellico Plains
• Wamp hopes to bring young ideas to congress
• Local author realizes dream
• Grandmother sues Madisonville Middle School
• Local economic indicators show improvement
• Can you hear me now?
• Coming together for Tellico
• FEMA awards $460K in disaster relief so far
• Help is on the way
• Phillips to step down as Boys & Girls Club director
• County sued for fatal wreck
• Honoring a champion for children
• Tellico men charged in switchgrass fires
• Man killed by falling tree
• General Sessions: Week of March 19-23
• Unemployment benefits announced
• City school board looks at projects
• Lynn, Parker appeal chancellor's ruling
• Tellico tornado benefit this Saturday
• Variances approved for Walmart
• Disaster declaration made for Tellico tornado
• Murder charge added in elderly abuse case
• Sweetwater seeks park grants
• Tiger Games return to Monroe County
• McMinn family sues Monroe constable
• T-shirts for Tellico
• Twelve angry men set for trial
• Community rallies around injured trooper
• General Sessions: Week of March 12-16
• March Teacher of the Month: Kathy Barger
• Imagination Library important to our children's future
• Trial set in Presley murder case
• Truck driver charged in Tuesday wreck, Russell remains in critical condition
• A tree in tribute
• Tornado won't dampen tourism season in Tellico
• Abuse victim dies
• Suspect admits striking fatal blow on Vineyard
• Trooper Russell critically injured in I-40 crash
• New admissions suspended at East Tennessee Health Care Center
• Lady Panthers honored; amnesty boxes restored
• Helping hands, large and small
• Madisonville landmark listed as 'endangered'
• Liquor by the drink headed for Madisonville ballot?
• Four charged in Vonore killing
• General Sessions: Week of March 5-9
• The Red Cross is there when you need them
• Futures so bright, they have to wear shades
• TVA holds training course for local officials
• Still waiting on disasater declaration
• Arrests made in Vonore murder case
• Fourth suspect charged in Vonore murder case
• Starting over
• Sheriff investigating homicide
• Awaiting disaster declaration
• Man robbed at gunpoint
• Santa left local stores seeing green
• Tellico Plains board hears audit report
• Elderly woman beaten by live-in caregiver
• Tragedy brings out the best of Monroe County; how you can help
• Evil winds leave path of destruction
• ALL schools will be open Wednesday
• Lowry attorneys speak out on Parker, Lynn cases
• Tellico studies beer sales hours
• Commission gives building back to Post 106
• John was 'Taylor-Made' for Monroe County
• Twisted Tellico
• Tellico Plains recovery effort
• Storm slideshow online
• TDS works to restore service
• Beware of con artists after the storm
• Monroe County School System out Monday, EF-2 tornado confirmed
• Press conference reveals extent of tornado damage
• Major damage in Tellico Plains
• SPD nabs car burglar
• Tree Board, city honors Moser
• Longtime columnist, sports writer passes
• Black leader thinks every student deserves a chance
• Miller case riding on confession?
• Plans made to ease creek flooding
• General Sessions: Week of February 20-24
• Early voting slow for presidential, local primary
• Teacher left lasting impression
• Ledford case headed to grand jury
• SPS students in motion
• Chancellor's about face in Parker, Lynn cases leaves attorney 'totally stunned'
• I can't drive 55
• Severe Weather Awareness Week is Feb. 19-24
• City Schools ready for bids on construction projects
• Woman pleads in Cole murder case
• Is Cracker Barrel coming back?
• General Sessions: Week of Feb. 13-17
• February Teacher of the Month: Dennis Hicks
• Schools plan to go paperless for Tech Week, March 26-30
• Stolen motorcycle causes flap
• Mother 'bows' best
• Vonore budget moves from red to black
• New downtown restaurant proposed
• Duo found with illegal money
• This Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Stand up and be counted
• Tennessee gets NCLB waiver
• 3rd Congressional District race heats up at Lincoln Day dinner
• Murder trial delayed
• New plant comes to Tellico
• Fire destroys flower shop
• Community mourns loss of popular teacher
• Lynn chastises Lowry, School Board
• Finding love in a small town
• Love in every stitch
• Should amnesty boxes be reinstated in schools?
• Murder trial could begin Thursday
• General Sessions: Week of Feb. 6-10
• New Creekside Pointe Senior and Assisted Living Neighborhood planned for Sweetwater's Willow Creek community
• Sunny sprucing
• Seeking Citizen of the Year nominations
• Lack of county zoning puts few limits on cell phone towers
• Vandals damage 18 cars with paint
• Madisonville votes down beer permit for Walgreens
• Could new jail make Madisonville a ghost town?
• Bomb threat made to Regions Bank
• TBI investigates Tellico Plains audit
• 'Cops' visit Justice Committee
• Former deputies charged
• Girouard to remain in the Army after new sentencing hearing
• School Board district map approved
• Two charged in alleged vote-buying scheme
• Tellico Board honors the late Harkey Yates
• TPJHS tackles bullying head-on
• Safety concerns at Tellico Plains Airpot
• SMPOA gears up for 2012
• City looks to curb aggressive red light solicitors
• New revenue puts teeth in five-year plan
• Sunrise lifts up Japan
• Shooting call leads to arrest
• Honoring a legend
• Death penalty for Millsaps?
• Helping adults to be "ABLE" to read
• Santa gets a helping hand
• Charges filed after fatal wreck
• Fleischmann in the house
• Winning moment
• Justice Committee makes plea
• Lynn wins lawsuit against Lowry, School Board
• Still waiting on School Board district plan
• General Sessions: Week of Jan. 23-27
• Grand Jury round-up: January
• Woman sues county after Courthouse fall
• Walt Fitzpatrick indicted
• School Board Appreciation Week
• Plugging the leak: Grant could help Tellico Plains continue to address water loss
• Painting theft suspect pleads
• Man shoots woman
• Fleischmann readies to replace Duncan
• Jailers resign
• Man indicted for vehicular homicide
• Where did the money go?
• General Sessions: Week of Jan. 16-20
• And the winners are...
• Lenoir City man charged
• 'Junk yard' or 'staging lot' next to Willow Creek
• City wants fire site cleaned up
• Inmates attacked in jail
• Ledford nets more charges
• In the zone: Sweetwater youth football standout mixes it up with nation's elite
• 'Worse than meth'
• And then there were four
• Blazing fury
• Walmart, Kmart rumors
• General Sessions: Week of Jan. 9-13
• Teacher of the Month: Holly Kidder
• Lots for Sweetwater planners to talk about
• Lynn accuses board of wrong doing
• Projects move along
• A tradition of service
• ATV driver charged
• Child abuser gets 25 years
• Madisonville man faces meth charges
• Woman not worth the walk?
• Will Bell replace Sen. McNally?
• Madisonville tables beer permit request
• Jail rioters charged
• Glory Days
• Shocking sex abuse case
• First Arrival
• Board delays replacing Yates
• Dilemma arises for School Board
• Man Killed in fire
• General Sessions: Week of Jan. 2-6
• Tax revenue boosting Sweetwater
• Synthetic drug forum at SHS open house
• Unemployment rate falls
• Vonore youngsters strive to make a difference
• Fallen Marine tops year ending news
• Three charged in meth case
• Winter's icy blast
• Child neglect charge
• Murders, election changes headline hot summer
• In one year, out the other: Monroe County residents make resolutions for 2012
• Millsaps bound over to Grand Jury
• Meth arrest
• Tellico alderman dies Christmas Eve
• SPD officer suspended
• Wacky weather ruled early 2011
• Is there a switchgrass future for some farmers?
• Teacher of the Month: Kelly Robinson
• Here comes Santa Claus!
• General Sessions: Week of Dec. 19-23
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• Slasher suspect caught
• Miller murder suspect in court
• Christmas on the Plains
• NOAA releases an assessment of NWS and the toradoes of April 27
• NOAA releases an assessment of NWS and the toradoes of April 27
• Army of giving
• Dreaming of a brown Christmas
• Hunt murder trial set for May
• Drug dealer gets 45-year sentence
• Madisonville man dies in wreck, accident strengthens call for red-light
• Throat slashing suspect arrested, charged with 2nd degree murder
• Lawmakers look ahead to General Assembly session
• Naughty or nice?
• General Sessions: Week of Dec. 12-16
• Vehicular homicide case moves to grand jury
• Charges filed in Summey shooting
• Teacher wins lawsuit against director, School Board
• Big changes coming for Monroe County School Board
• Health Department worker faces meth charges
• Throat slashed, suspect sought
• Drunk man threatens wife
• Man faces drug charges after wife dies Sunday
• Holly, jolly Saint Nick
• Pill bust made at Walgreens
• Early morning Vonore wreck takes the life of 19 year old
• New drugs target at youth
• Liquor law questions dominate Madisonville meeting
• Committee meets for School Board voting plan
• County moves forward with debt plan
• School Board finally extends Lowry's contract
• Sweetwater City accesses Report Cards
• County schools access Report Cards
• State Report Cards released
• Fitzpatrick arrested just days after getting out of jail
• Assault charge dismissed against principal
• Woman injured in collision with train
• Former Sequoyah football coach shot while hunting
• The TRiBE opens at Sequoyah High School
• Woman injured in dog attack
• Maverick journalist Dan Hicks Jr. dies at 90
• Justice Committee puts ball in County Commission's court
• 'You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch'
• General Sessions: Week of Nov. 28-Dec. 2
• Lending a helping hand
• Sweetwater School Board focuses on technology, building upgrades
• Sequoyah students get unique learning experience
• Budget woes forces shakeups in Tellico Plains
• You better not pout...
• SPD investigates shooting
• Fears of another jail riot abound
• SWSI introduces new leadeship
• It's a great day to be a duck
• Rezoning should aid future development
• Unemployment rate improves
• Santa visits Tellico Plains
• Cash registers play happier tune; sales tax revenue up
• Holiday weekend brings meth, public intoxication arrests
• Celebrating a 'Small Town Christmas'
• General Sessions: Week of Nov. 21-25
• Hill: 'Anything is possible'
• Candlelight Walk celebrates 12 years
• Sweetwater man charged with kidnapping, domestic assault
• Commission says no to another look district changes
• Retailers add Thursday night twist to 'Black Friday' madness
• School Board to vote on director's contract
• Fiber optics are key to development
• Countersuit filed against SWSI
• Monroe County AARP honors Cleveland
• Smooth sailing so far for Walmart
• Officers quell jail house riot
• Vonore bank robber captured
• Deck the town square
• Man pleads in $50,000 theft case
• Murder trial delayed until February
• Armed bandit robs Vonore bank, still on the run
• General Sessions: Week of Nov. 14-18
• Disaster on the Plains
• Flag poles missing from cemetery
• Sweetwater planners hear construction updates
• It's beginning to look a lot like...
• Veterans Parade
• Special appreciation
• Facebook hysteria greatly exaggerates shooting incident
• Liquor stores say Madisonville's wholesale tax rate too high
• Tellico Plains reeling from CVG closing
• Honoring veterans
• General Sessions: Week of Nov. 7-11
• November Teacher of the Month: Susan Phipps, Sweetwater City
• District changes will impact County School Board
• Six charged in meth roundup
• Fresh start for Sammy O's building?
• Water and sewer questions dominate Madisonville meeting
• Board takes back Lowry contract extension...for now
• General Sessions: Week of Oct. 24-28
• Commission approves county travel policy
• Painting theft case goes to grand jury
• Murder case goes to grand jury
• Huff sentenced in Knoxville
• SWSI, Enota battle for TMG heats up
• Board must take new vote on director contract extension
• It's official: Walmart coming to Sweetwater
• Bomb threat made to Courthouse
• Surrounded by Wildcats:Gov. Haslam touts SHS as role model for other schools
• Sales tax hike nets $42,000 for first month
• Tumbling Turtles
• 'Big-box' retailer announcement coming for Sweetwater
• Taste of Monroe
• Vonore fifth grade to attend VMS in 2012-13 during renovations
• Man indicted on attempted murder charges
• SMPOA growing to help businesses
• Trial date set for four in murder case
• Finance Director proposes county employee expense policy
• October Teacher of the Month: Ezra Plemons, Tellico Plains Elementary School
• TASS celebrates sewer plant expansion
• School Board extends Lowry's contract
• School System still disputes ACLU version of GSA incident
• Wildcat Homecoming
• Sequoyah football field to be named after fallen Marine
• Having fun for a cause
• Raising awareness
• Man charged in brutal domestic violence case
• New teacher evaluations called 'heavy burden'
• Raudenbush sentenced Monday
• Picture identification required to vote
• General Sessions: Week of October 10-14
• Ed Fest organizers in swirl of controversy
• Stolen painting hung up in court
• Commission says jail, committee says justice
• Monroe declared Three-Star county
• New district pondered by committee
• Correction: Monroe County Finance Dept. accepting resumes
• Hwy 411 wreck claims second victim
• Officials offer different version of SqHS GSA incident
• Sunny skies for annual Autumn Gold Festival
• SWSI files $8.5 million lawsuit, stakes claim to former TMG property
• Kids Wish Network, partners bring toys and joy
• Is compromise in the works for Frontier Road intersection?
• ACLU now involved in Gay-Straight Alliance controversy
• General Sessions: Week of Oct. 3-7
• Sweetwater signs off on third liquor store
• New mayor handles first meeting
• Photos from A Hero's Farewell now on Facebook
• No hunting at Niles Ferry Industrial Park
• Troy Green case moves forward
• FSGBank closing Sweetwater Main Street branch
• New owners claim to have control of former TMG campus
• A hero's salute, farewell
• General Sessions: Week of Sept. 26-30
• Organizers pleased with first year of Muscadine Festival
• Making Strides for Martha
• Lift assistance policy clarified
• Frankie's final journey home
• Cause of fire that killed two not known
• Watson update
• Watson to be returned home Saturday
• Beware of door-to-door sales groups without permits
• Inspiring to be fit
• Watts named East Tennessee Principal of the Year
• Hooper pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Stomping good time
• Sweetwater woman killed in Roane County wreck
• Friends remember former teacher who dies from injuries from fire
• Fallen Marine remembered as 'true American hero'
• Making it official
• Fitzpatrick jailed after Courthouse drama
• County votes in property tax increase
• Couple burned in Wednesday house fire
• Local solider killed serving his country
• General Sessions: Week of Sept. 19-23
• 42nd annual Autumn Gold Festival quickly approaching
• Tennessee schools may get waiver from NCLB
• Grand jury indictments
• Small companies still can do big business
• Young Life: REACHING A World of Kids
• National Muscadine Festival draws large crowd to Sweetwater
• Stomping Good Time at the National Muscadine Festival
• Economic leader: Sweetwater seems poised for growth
• Crowning moment
• New fitness studio set to open doors this weekendCall
• Suspects re-indicted in Presley murder case
• Charges against two dismissed in murder case
• Charges dismissed against SES teacher
• 'First Lady of Bluegrass' dies at age 90 in Sweetwater
• Sweetwater woman killed in Madisonville wreck
• Vonore plant JTEKT goes on big hiring spree
• A ray of sunshine
• General Sessions: Week of Sept. 12-16
• Vonore approves 2011-2012 budget on second reading
• Teacher of the Month: Tonya Wallis
• Technology revolution
• City school system hoping tax increase is passed for building projects
• Miller murder suspect faces trial in March
• Under arrest!
• Fly like an eagle
• McNally: State slowly digging out of revenue hole
• Vonore, Tellico Plains elections certified
• Kids Wish Network registration deadline Sept. 15
• Street closure compromise worked out
• School Board hears Madisonville Middle concerns
• Suspects charged with stealing more than $60,000
• Armpit serenade
• Father shoots son
• Where does Sweet Water Sustainability Institute stand now?
• General Sessions: Week of September 5-9
• Attempted murder case waived to grand jury
• Weekend storms cause nearly $30K damage to VMS
• Jail stays certified........ for now
• E-911 Center looks at expansion
• Property tax increase raised from 32 to 37 cents
• Hawkins wins Tellico Plains mayor's seat
• EMA director: county more disaster ready today than 2001
• 'It was unlike any experience in my life' Local residents reflect 10 years later on Sept. 11 terror attacks
• Officials monitor 9/11 threats
• Wild weather mars Labor Day holiday weekend
• New SUB wastewater treatment plant nears operation
• Sweet Water
• Sweetwater one of two Tenn. cities named 'Playful City'
• Sweetwater man injured in knife attack
• Pedestrian struck by van in Sweetwater
• General Sessions: Week of August 29-September 2
• Boys & Girls Club tries to offset funding cuts
• The Heart of Monroe: Linda Jenkins, Sweetwater's version of Mother Teresa
• Tellico Plains Election Day is Tuesday
• New book covers 100 years in history of Tellico Plains
• Bullet fired into home
• What would a 32-cent tax increase mean for homeowners?
• Wake up call
• Controversy at Sequoyah
• Fields of fuel
• Flash flood watch Monday-Tuesday night
• Jail/justice center dilemma back to square one
• Commission agrees to 32-cent property tax hike
• County officials say their budgets had no more room for cuts
• Rogers wins FLEC seat
• Tellico Plains voters decision day near
• Girouard returns to Army
• Burglar pleads to 14 charges
• The Heart of Monroe: Fargo, the voice of WDEH for 43 years
• MCAC to shut down at the end of the year; suggests transfer of duties into the Sheriff's Office
• Israel sent for mental evaluation
• Bus collision near Madisonville
• Property tax increase on the table
• County Commission rescinds vote on Frontier Road changes
• Raudenbush found guilty on all charges
• Surprise visitor
• Fire damages flower shop
• Will former officer face justice for evidence theft?
• A piece of history unveiled
• Robber gets 10-year sentence
• Local teacher charged with assault in Knox County
• Who let the dogs out?
• Murder suspect arraigned
• Back to School for Sweetwater - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• TASS receives AWWA award
• The Advocate & Democrat welcomes new sales representative
• Stepping back in time
• General Sessions: Week of August 15-19
• Ed Fest planned for Sept. 16-17
• Drug convictions handed down
• District reapportionment hot topic in Vonore
• Two apply for liquor license so far
• Woman shot and killed near Sweetwater
• A carnival of fun
• Planners approve site plan for church
• Principal reflects on TPHS stabbing
• 'Veil of Veronica' painting to be displayed Sunday
• County schools, Hiwassee College continue partnership
• Hunt indicted on murder charge
• General Sessions: Week of August 8-12
• Vonore hopes to benefit from Kids Wish Network
• Jail committee holds first meeting
• SPD investigates break-ins; Jacky Jones, Advance Auto hit
• County looks to be prepared for future mother nature attacks
• School Board listens to home school sports request
• SHS teacher cleared of cheating
• Child run over by car
• Madisonville youth coach killed in wreck
• Watts nominated for Principal of the Year
• Back to the books
• Sign, sign, everywhere a sign
• City School Board hears various reports
• Stock market drops have some local investors worried; local financial planner urges calm
• Stock market drops have some local investors worried; local financial planner urges calm
• TPHS student stabbed on first day of school
• Grapevine wreath making contest
• Boys & Girls Club Auction items
• Sweetwater Commission tackles brief agenda
• Wiggins steps up to new challenge
• Vonore, Tellico Plains elections near
• Powers holds last meeting as mayor
• Making a splash!
• Some jobs must still be done despite the heat
• Savage Winds
• Planners recommend proposed safety changes for dangerous intersection
• Back to school
• What's in the Sunday paper?
• Bringing home the gold
• R.O.C. supports education
• Huff facing January trial in alleged court takeover plot
• AYP reports released for local schools
• Man charged with shooting daughter with pellet gun
• Proposed Vonore Food City in holding pattern
• Priceless art stolen, recovered in county
• Happy Birthday Lodge # 292
• Madisonville still mired in grease trap requirements debate
• What's in the Wednesday paper?
• Heat advisory for Thursday
• New school year brings changes
• General Sessions: Week of July 25-29
• Tellico High teacher/coach granted diversion in abuse case
• Clock ticking on debt ceiling debate; local residents sound off
• Underwater adventure
• County eying former Food Lion site for justice center
• Sweetwater focusing on Emergency Operations Center
• How hot is too hot for school?
• Sweetwater finalizes liquor store rules
• District changes for county come with a price tag
• Missing teenage girl found safe
• National Night Out is Aug. 2
• County senior olympians win big at nationals
• County Sheriff's Office finds marijuana
• Pre-trial deversion for teacher/coach
• Wednesday paper on news stands now
• Take me out to the ballgame
• Tuesday afternoon tractor accident injuries man
• Lowry announces staff changes for Monroe County School System
• General Sessions: Week of July 18-22
• Department heads paint bleak budget picture for county
• Hiwassee College embraces the future
• Charges dismissed against accused jail embezzler
• Foundation receives one of 25 grants
• Teacher/coach charged with child abuse
• Man injured in tractor accident
• Teacher charged with abuse
• State baseball tourney begins Friday in Sweetwater
• Six-year-old child rescued from meth home
• Man tries to run over officer, flees from scene
• Buried alive: Man in stable condition after being flown to UT Medical Center
• Is there light at the end of the tunnel for I-75?
• Sweetwater Lodge celebrates 150th anniversary
• State leader touts jobs plan
• Indictments handed down in Presley murder case
• County moves to redistrict boundaries
• Remembering "Goose"
• General Sessions: Week of July 11-15
• Local police officer teams up with Rescue Squad to bring traveling basketball organization to county
• Vonore joins decision to share countywide planner
• Local family copes with rare genetic disorder
• School Board changes grading period length
• City School Board chooses new location for central office
• Madisonville Methodist Church opens new doors
• Monday afternoon wreck kills Sweetwater woman
• Local historian dies at 92
• State releases TCAP data; AYP report soon to follow
• Miller remembered one year after death
• Chief Deputy injured in motorcycle accident
• Teacher investigated for sharing test with students
• Sweetwater studies liquor store regulations
• Get a kick out of reading
• General Sessions: Week of July 5-8
• Victim stabbed, not shot
• Tellico joins plan to hire county-wide planner
• County's Solid Waste helps recycle old electronics
• Norwood officially named Tellico Plains police chief
• Tellico Aldermen vote on member compensation
• Commissioners assume leadership roles
• Man charged after running over horse and rider
• SPD investigates Main Street assault
• New city schools director for the first time in 20 years
• Brought to you courtesy of the red, white and blue
• City Schools buy more land
• General Sessions: Week of June 27-July 1
• He said, She said: Will and Melissa Kinton take their argument to 'The Marriage Ref'
• County Commission approves spending freeze
• Hunt bound over to grand jury on murder charge
• Sweetwater Election winners take office
• Exel takes over Vonore plant on Friday
• Man pleads guilty to rape at nursing home
• Former Hiwassee College president dies at age 83
• Main street open for festival
• Born on the 4th of July: Tellico Plains reflects on 100 years
• Constable injured in Thursday night crash
• Children burned in grease fire
• Madisonville keeps tax rate the same
• Renaissance at Engleman Park
• General Sessions: Week of June 20-24
• Fitzpatrick back in court
• Miller murder suspect gets new lawyer
• Independence Day Celebrations on tap
• Tellico turns 100
• Not Again!
• One child at a time
• Constable injured in wreck
• Storm damage costs continue to mount
• SBOE to hold called meeting
• Local planning commissions still working toward hiring a county-wide planner
• Local father is in 'unsung hero'
• Site plan approved for Sweet Water Sustainability Institute
• SPD uses iPads to help fight crime
• Vonore couple responds to fire lawsuit
• Three murder cases investigated in past year
• Vonore Blue Devils Homecoming
• More storms today?
• Storms blast through area Tuesday night
• Do new anti-meth laws go far enough?
• General Sessions: Week of June 13-17
• Patriotic display
• Keeping faith alive
• Promotions get harder for third-grade students
• Tellico Mayor Powers not seeking re-election
• In harm's way
• Judge denies motions to dismiss Huff case
• Man charged with vehicular assault
• Lawmakers pledge support for train station
• Madisonville approves two permits for first liquor stores
• SWSI moving forward with plans
• Sweetwater man confesses to West Virginia killing
• Four-year-old drowns near Sweetwater
• Sales tax increase, package liquor pass in Sweetwater; Moser and Lee oust two incumbents
• Implant opens up new world for Cole
• Garren leaves Monroe County school system, heads for Loudon
• Vonore budget looking good for 2011-2012
• MasterCraft loses lawsuit
• Missing man found dead in Sweetwater
• School Board votes to fund VES History Day trip
• Wind damage in Sweetwater
• FEMA closes recovery center
• New charge added in Presley murder case
• 'Meals on Wheels' program still running
• Owners still hoping for Cracker Barrel sale
• Small Business Person of the Year
• Sweetwater to withhold part of 911 payment for now
• Sweetwater voters go to the polls Thursday
• Second attorney asks off Jim Miller case
• FEMA Disaster Center to close at noon Friday
• Farmers' Market in Sweetwater now open
• Get Sweetwater election results first on twitter
• General Sessions: Week of May 31-June 3
• Traversing the parks of Tennessee
• Shooting under investigation
• Sweetwater World War II hero honored in France
• Summey loses case against Monroe County School System
• Murder suspect surrenders to police
• Murder suspect turns himself in
• Insurance company says Vonore couple burned their own house down
• Changing the world from Coker Creek
• The heat is on
• Officers lead on foot chase, find drugs during the holiday
• Dr. Hugh McCampbell featured on 'The Heartland Series'
• County Commission takes sales tax vote
• Honoring fallen soldiers
• FEMA assistance still available for storm victims
• Lowry says no Open Records Laws violated
• "Awaken" youth conference kicks off tonight
• Madisonville eyeing another tight budget
• Proposal on the table to make New Highway 68 safer
• Are Code Red warnings coming to Sweetwater?
• County, cities looking for ways to fund planning position
• Going out with class
• CLASSIFIED SECTION
• Honoring fallen officers
• Man sues Sheriff over trailer seizure
• General Sessions: Week of May 16-20
• Authorities still looking for shooting suspect
• Terrific Kids!
• County evaluates debt management
• Ellington convicted of first-degree murder
• Stepping into the future
• Ellington receives life sentence in murder trial
• Sweetwater early voting starts Friday
• Up in flames
• Family Promise strives to make a difference
• Miss Sweetwater Nursing Center crowned
• Police charge man on school grounds
• Ellington murder trial under way
• City School Board narrows building sites down
• Local governments plan for future without state planners
• Sweetwater candidates speak at Kiwanis Club
• General Sessions: Week of May 9-13
• Sweetwater celebrates downtowns' progress
• County school board tackles normal business
• Vonore ponders future without state planner
• Helping Hands: Assistance available for new businesses
• Four applicants for liquor license in Madisonville
• County School Board chooses 29 teachers for tenure
• Disaster Recovery Center set up today
• CHAMPIONS
• Madisonville budget stands pat
• Getting ready for the show
• Weekend nets robbery, assault charges
• SPD breaks up burglary ring
• BZA agrees to allow storage of hail-damaged cars
• Dixie Youth state tourney coming to Sweetwater
• Live Music- Family Fun
• General Sessions: Week of May 2-6
• Downtowns Celebration
• Angie Arp-Jones named Teacher of the Month for Monroe County schools
• Hicks named new county finance director
• Worthington remembered as humorous, knowledgable
• Monroe County declared eligible for disaster relief funds: Massive tornado could have done major damage to Monroe and Bl
• Missing man found at friend's home
• Damage figures still rolling in after nine tornadoes likely struck
• West responds to rumors
• 'Justice has been done'; President Barack Obama on the killing of Osama bin Laden
• Walking for a cure
• Tellico minister killed in tractor accident
• TennCare fraud lands eight-year probation
• Ditch the workout and Zumba!
• Commission approves school plans for Fire Marshal
• Students prepare for the future
• Ride for Red: Riding for a good cause
• Possible tornados slam the county
• General Sessions: Week of April 25-29
• Sunday update on tornado outbreak
• Electric repairs ongoing
• Clothing giveaway at New Providence expansion property tomorrow
• Storms rip though Monroe County
• Storms pound Monroe County
• Mock tornado drill slated for Friday at Coker Creek Elementary
• Taking the oath
• 2. 5 percent Raises proposed for Sweetwater city employees
• Getting in touch with Sweetwater history
• Muscadine Festival planned to help local businesses
• Open Meetings Act questions arise in county finance director search
• Man shoots at pregnant woman
• April Criminal Court round-up
• General Sessions Week of April 18-22
• NASCAR products race out of truck
• Celebrating Earth Day
• Reynolds joins The Advocate & Democrat staff
• Alympics celebrates 10 years
• Sweetwater Commission candidates face the music at SHS
• Local educators speak out on tenure changes
• Arrests mount in Toney Presley murder case
• Everyone has something to offer; April is Autism Awareness Month
• Additional arrests made in murder investigation; juvenile suspect named
• Monroe County Tourism receives Bear Safety Grant
• Sweetwater man faces meth charges in Blount County
• Convictions overturned against Girouard
• Four inducted into Hiwassee College Athletic Hall of Fame
• Man charged with child abuse
• Planners want meeting of the minds on annexation request
• Harbor House addresses concerns, receives beer license
• Tellico works on planning region
• School renovations could cost nearly $9 million
• New finance director resigns
• Heuer dies at age 64
• Beloved teacher dies at 61
• In sickness and in health
• Woman charged in buried body case; another suspect still at large
• Pick up your copy of Tennessee Mountain Traveler
• Man charged with child abuse
• Forgotten Children: CASA plans events for National Child Abuse Month
• Drugs, domestic violence in Madisonville and Vonore
• Sweetwater candidates square off at Sweetwater High
• Historical Society commemorates anniversary of start of the Civil War
• School Board approves bonuses, mulls building sites
• "Staple' tree could return to Tellico Plains
• 'Parents Who Host, Lose the Most'
• Unique local artists' work on display
• Riddle named Sweetwater City's Teacher of the Month
• Tellico Plains works on planning region
• Spring Fling
• Work progressing again at Christensen Yachts
• Sales tax increase ordinance moves forward
• Chancery Court Clerk dies
• Sheriff said 'spoofing' scam hits county
• Follow us on Twitter now!
• Hooper trial date set
• Sweetwater siblings charged in Athens robbery
• SHS students see first hand what destructive behavior can do
• Sweetwater Housing Authority Director center of controversy
• SPD makes meth bust, EPA will pay for disposal
• Madisonville garbage rates going up
• Pushups for Charity beneifts the Wounded Warrior Project
• General Sessions March 28-31
• Learning from the great outdoors; Tellico Plains High School offers wilderness management and recreation course
• Grand jury indicts for March
• Tolson named Chamber president and CEO
• Relay for Life: A beacon of hope
• Special athletes
• Ellington trial set for May
• Still cruising 20 years later
• Miller murder suspect in court
• Prom season can be deadly
• Commission sets salary for new finance director
• Madisonville Water Department leaking water, money
• Public defender withdraws from Miller case
• Dr. Keith Hickey named Citizen of the Year
• Funding cuts could devastate Douglass Cherokee
• Sweetwater ready to implement garbage collection fee, but is it enough?
• Major storm damage in Greenback
• Forty-eight new apartment units planned for Sweetwater
• Man charged with brandishing guns to get drugs
• Former Vonore alderman arrested
• Twin sisters killed in wreck
• 5K-run honors the late Tim Kelley
• Bright remembered for creative mind
• Tellico Plains Police Chief Bill Isbell retires; Norwood asked to step in as interim chief
• Rescue Squad not going door to door
• Liquor store site proposal dropped from planning commission agenda
• TMG teachers, host parents worried about former students now in Japan
• Trial set in year old homicide
• Monroe County sees growth in Census 2010
• General Sessions March 14-19
• Large fields contend in Sweetwater election
• New nonprofit seeks to empower women
• City School Board narrows down building options
• Miller receives 20 years on meth charges
• Sweetwater election nears
• Lorrie's Closet, wig bank flourish inside new Bangs-N-Thangs
• Litter plagues Monroe County: county officials ponder solutions
• Millsaps denies she set fire to couple's home
• East Tennessee Livestock Center founder Joe Houston dies at age 85
• Downed trees
• Miss Tennessee visits Monroe County schools
• Teacher of the Month: Steven Patton
• Even Vonore now dealing with meth problems
• County School Board approves coaches
• Large employers looking at Sweetwater
• County planners have hands full with road closure requests
• Sweet Water Sustainability Institute seeks youth leaders
• No fireworks displays for Tellico Plains
• Sales tax hike in Sweetwater appears headed for June referendum
• County addresses public records
• County Financial Management Committee names James Blair as finance director
• Madisonville votes on more alcohol issues
• Flood watch
• Wet wreck
• Prock accepts position as Deputy U.S. Marshall
• Burden at the pump
• Synthetic stimulant use on the rise
• SPD quickly nabs Kangaroo robber; robber uses index finger for 'gun'
• 'He's in heaven now,' friends say of murdered pastor
• Workplace shooting leaves local minster dead
• Keeping skills sharp
• Sweetwater officials want Pseudoephedrine available by prescription only
• DUI charges come after car chase
• Lending a helping hand
• Under Water Wreck
• FLEC not ready for public decision on new CEO
• General Sessions
• Fitzpatrick, others appear in criminal court
• '100 days of Pseudo Free:' Police, drug stores team up against meth
• Sequoyah graduate enters Tennessee House at age 29
• Escapee accomplice pleads guilty
• Local governments face expensive meth lab cleanup bills
• Charges made in Mount Vernon body discovery case
• Prepare for severe weather ahead of time
• Real world training at Sequoyah High School
• Man charged with picking up girls from junior high
• Forgety talks about conservative values
• Officers busy with weekend meth busts
• Sweetwater man faces additional charges from overpass incidents
• Changes for Vonore billing
• Survivor thankful for second chances
• Coker Creek arsonist enters plea deal
• Madisonville Police Department employee hit by suspect's car
• Small patriots with big hearts create valentines for soldiers
• Collective bargaining for teachers in peril
• Grand Jury indicts Raudenbush
• Monroe County Rescue Squad member vying for high honor
• Commodities distribution tomorrow
• Parent reaches out to county School Board
• Sweetwater School System projects enrollment growth
• SAMPO gets down to business
• Nice day for a walk
• Prominent scientist from Sweetwater dies in California
• Six children removed from suspected meth home
• Vestal calling some workers back
• Monroe County benefits from Three-Star rating
• SQHS sets up class with help of Volunteer Federal
• SWSI and Lifesigns partner on former TMG campus
• County not ready to hire new finance director
• Sadikoff is first Teacher of the Month: Literacy coach juggles dual role
• 'So much cooler online;' Some residents turn to online dating
• Are foreclosures a sign of the times?
• Federal lawsuit dismissed against Sheriff Bivens
• Remains of North Carolina man found in Mount Vernon sinkhole
• The House that Mercy Built: Lending love and a helping hand
• Send us your nomination for Citizen of the Year
• Is there hope for Highway 322 project?
• Is controversy brewing over Sunday beer sales in Madisonville?
• Mobile home fire under investigation
• Meth charges landed after traffic stop
• Tellico Plains gearing up for busy events calendar
• Outreach ministry looks to relocate to Sweetwater
• Sweetwater man arrested on three drug indictments
• Loudon man charged with attempted arson in car lot fires
• Local association wants to make Tellico a trail town
• Gazebo coming to Botanical Garden in Tellico
• Local children to form art connection with South Africa
• Tellico Plains hits beer permit number limit for now
• Mayor sees his shadow
• Harris: Education key to competing in new economy
• Celebrating Chinese New Year
• Couple sues over Vonore house fire
• One ‘bubblegum bandit’ in custody
• Man captured after jail escape attempt
• Madisonville woman faces meth charges in Blount County
• Process under way for package store referendum
• Three women charged with vandalizing cars at Hiwassee College
• Woman charged in $54,000 theft
• Committee members needed for Imagination Library
• Unemployment rate moving the wrong direction
• Man charged after leaving animal loose
• Madisonville woman charged in $54,000 theft
• Imagination Library needs committee members
• Man charged after leaving bus wreck scene
• Seymour man charged with kidnapping girlfriend in Sweetwater
• Deputy involved in Thursday morning crash
• Crawley enters guilty plea to escape charge
• Heating help available from Douglas Cherokee
• County working on several grant applications
• Hunter Ritchie wins city schools spelling bee
• Paige Waters wins county schools spelling bee
• Two applicants still standing for finance director job
• Gary Pettway replaced as grand jury foreman
• Multiple charges stem from car theft
• Jail escapee enters guilty pleas
• Sweetwater might still need to borrow money to meet payroll
• SWSI gets approval for education plans
• SES formally dedicates new wing
• SPD makes arrest in major burglary ring
• Madisonville man struck and killed by county commissioner
• Attempted murder case waived to grand jury
• Raudenbush case on its way to grand jury
• Appeals Court overturns case involving Todd Sweet as a jailhouse snitch
• Monroe County Chamber of Commerce looks to grow in new year
• Madisonville officials discusses rules for setting up package liquor store
• Madisonville native wins Cleveland's Teacher of the Month
• Tellico Chamber seeks public opinions on how to help town
• City school board moves forward with building plans
• Sweetwater City School System in good standing
• More people picking up petitions
• SWSI appears before planners with ideas for ex-TMG campus
• Midlab moving to Athens
• School system looks to reach out to parents
• Miller case update
• Hiwassee names new interim president
• Thieves pilfer $28,000 in drugs from Wil-Sav
• MPD breaks up auto theft ring
• Local school systems running out of snow days
• Snow-weary Monroe residents dig out
• Elderly Vonore man dies after fire
• Man jumps off Vonore bridge
• Rescue Squad honors members at annual banquet
• Muscadine Festival slated for Sept. 23-24
• Graduation rates up, grades down in Report Card data
• Sweetwater woman charged with killing Jim Miller
• Hutchins airs complaints at Tellico Plains meeting
• Sweetwater leaders to discuss farmers' market Jan. 11
• New technology helps schools cope with winter weather
• Election talk heats up
• SHS makes it off the state High Priority list
• Elderly Vonore man dies after fire
• Football legend Bill Dupes dies Saturday at age 81
• Main roads improving, some back roads still treacherous
• Snow storm has varying effect on local businesses
• Meeting updates due to snow
• Adding up the snow
• White blanket
• Coach Bill Dupes dies at age 81
• Arrest made in Jim Miller case
• Friends react to arrest in Jim Miller murder case
• Madisonville man charged with kidnapping
• Man shows police drivers license from 'The Kingdom of Heaven'
• Sweetwater Commission passes $7.50 garbage hike
• SWSI takes control of TMG
• First baby of the new year
• Sweetwater fire, Miller homicide shock community in summer 2010
• County officials looking for updates on Food City plans
• Local residents make New Year’s resolutions
• Cold weather, Green murder arrest among top stories in early 2010
• Suspect charged with stealing more than $33,000 worth of property
• Peoples Bank acquires another bank's assets
• White Christmas dreams come true for East Tennesseans
• High-mast lighting work to begin next month
• Garbage collection vote set for Jan. 3
• Tellico Plains native to study at Oxford
• White Christmas
• Kids Wish a success
• Work progressing on new SUB wastewater treatment plant
• White Christmas!
• Track Santa Claus online!
• Merry Christmas from The Advocate & Democrat
• Man charged with attempted murder
• Imagination Library needs your help to bring books to children
• SPD, VPD busy with armed robberies, break-ins
• Vonore board speeds through monthly meeting
• Icy roads cause numerous wrecks
• Sweetwater, Tellico Plains high schools receive $1.2 million grant
• SES opens new auditorium, classroom wing
• Advocate not selling Chamber Guidebook yet
• Icy roads create problems, but temperature now in the 40s
• Ice affecting some events but not all
• Winter weather advisory for tonight
• Man sheds clothes with officers in hot pursuit
• Man sheds clothes with officers in hot pursuit
• Kids Wish Network toy drive coming to Madisonville
• Major livestock company's woes affecting Sweetwater business
• Snow, Arctic cold grips area
• Ellington murder case set for March trial
• School Board seeks to help Imagination Library
• Mayors gather to support Monroe County Chamber's "Shop Local Month" Proclamation
• Send us your snow pictures
• Get road conditions online from TDOT
• What's in the Sunday paper?
• Madisonville alderman still pouring over liquor laws
• Sweetwater native decorates White House for holidays
• Trash Talk: Commissioners spar over amount of garbage collection fee
• Hearing rescheduled for escaped inmate
• Huff pleads
• Youth Risk Behavior Survey results similar to national data
• Gas prices on the rise
• Vonore citizens sign petition, want Summey out of office
• Fitzpatrick found guilty on two charges
• Pfizer to exit Vonore Logistics Center as part of U.S. Network consolidation; 186 jobs could be impacted
• Kids Wish Network coming to Madisonville
• Former Alderman charged with theft
• Couple captured in South Carolina
• Fitzpatrick goes to court, will defend self
• County match for Gudger water grant soaring
• City, SUB hope to expand sewer grant project
• Black Friday means business
• Dwindling funds have commissioners mulling tough choices
• Little girl helps police catch Dollar General burglars
• Nov. 24 Advocate & Democrat loaded with ads!!!
• Madisonville leaders prepare for package liquor sales
• Madisonville gas station robbed a gunpoint
• Sweetwater Hospital Drill
• MHF lays off temporary workers
• Jail escapee and accomplice found in South Carolina
• Partial Jim Miller autopsy released
• Sweetwater, three others sued for $20 million for Fourth of July celebration fire
• County School Board tackles regular business at monthly meeting
• County School Board tackles regular business at monthly meeting
• Monroe County considers developing a wildfire protection plan
• County Economic leaders meet in Sweetwater
• Delano man charged as accessory in 2009 murder
• Campground shooting case set for Sept. 2011
• Prisoner on the lam from Monroe County Jail
• Jim Miller autopsy report sought; DA says investigators making progress
• Enrollment numbers at Hiwassee double since April
• Sweetwater Merchants Association meets Nov. 18
• County School Board votes in pay raise for Lowry
• Capt. Chris Watson awarded medal for his heroic actions in Afghanistan
• Gunman goes on shooting spree at hospital ER; SHA conducts disaster drill
• Man charged with attempted car lot arson
• Sweetwater Jr. High gives state-of-school report
• Investigating alleged internal theft
• Miller named as replacement to Hickey as city schools director
• Dr. Melanie Miller named Sweetwater City Schools director
• HonorAir dedicated to honoring WWII soldiers
• Tellico passes budget, takes fluoride out of water
• City schools director expected to be named Monday
• TMG transfer process still ongoing
• Voters say 'yes' to package liquor stores
• Haslam rolls to landslide win in governor's race
• Veterans Day Parade in Sweetwater
• Package liquor referendum wins by 9 votes
• Haslam declared governor's race winner
• Final Monroe County vote totals
• Sweetwater antiques to be auctioned in Knoxville
• Downtown car shows under fire
• Sweetwater seeks grant for train depot/visitors center
• Fitzpatrick declared mentally able to stand trial
• Police on the lookout for car chase suspect
• Voting is well under way; see election results on this Web site tonight
• Tuesday is Election Day
• Madisonville man pleads in theft and incest case
• Fitzpatrick taken into custody
• 'Be strong in the Lord, and never give up hope': Marna Hull shares her own personal battle with breast cancer
• Grant meeting at noon Friday in Sweetwater
• Aldermen meet for five minutes, spend $104,000
• Sweetwater considers marketing plan for retail growth
• Dixon: methamphetamine 'horrendous' problem
• Fatal shooting case headed for trial next year
• Community mourns loss of residents killed in wreck
• Man killed Sunday in wreck
• Panel looks at youth substance abuse
• Cook wins Clerk of the Year, credits staff and family
• Fitzpatrick fails to appear for court date
• Tallent retires as finance director
• State recognizes SHS for achievement
• Community comes together to battle youth drug problem
• Halloween celebrations set for Saturday, Oct. 30
• Weather plays havoc with Monday morning commute
• Multiple fatalities on Highway 68
• Victims in McMinn wreck from Madisonville
• Finish near for Sweetwater Elementary addition
• Lions Club looks to start a branch in Tellico Plains
• Take a run with North Monroe firefighters
• Drug related arrests from the weekend
• Road projects the topic of Economic Board meeting
• Teague being sued by former Highway Department workers
• Sentences handed down in area high profile cases
• Miller and Summey could have records wiped clean
• Planned power outage: Madisonville Substation will be taken out of service starting Saturday morning
• Panelists will discuss questions on youth substance abuse
• Halloween o be on Sunday in Sweetwater
• Money dominates Tellico meeting Thursday night
• Vonore sewer rates going up
• School director applicants take turns in the hot seat
• Is the county schools director's pay too low?
• Ball Play School classmates share memories at reunion
• New jobs being added at JTEKT
• Mayor recommends termination of Finance Director
• Price goes up for Madisonville sewer project
• Sun-drenched Autumn Gold Festival deemed a success
• Woman killed in Hwy. 68 crash
• Early voting begins; liquor referendum headlines Madisonville ballot
• North Monroe Fire fighters host 5K run, EMS day
• Senator Corker details plan to lower deficit
• Attempted murder case sent to grand jury
• Miller case still open
• Judge denies dismissal of Fitzpatrick case
• County Finance Director suspended
• Dollar General, Kmart approved to sell beer
• Harris named to helm industrial recruitment for county
• Small town business keeps board busy
• SWSI tries to clear up confusion: Full house poses questions to institute leaders
• Flea market faces lawsuit over alleged fake merchandise
• SWSI speaker to discuss TMG at Sweetwater Commission meeting
• Friday morning wreck results in fatality
• Meth plea nets 12 years
• Hometown Heroes
• Sen. Bob Corker to hold town hall meeting Oct. 5 at Sweetwater City Hall
• Sweetwater to hold fall festival Nov. 6
• City School Board narrows questions for director applicants
• County School System awarded $30,700 Safe Schools Grant
• Mayor hopes to break SWSI silence on TMG
• Chaplain killed in Sunday plane crash
• Name of pilot killed in Sweetwater plane crash released
• Tobacco farmers may have cash coming
• Pageant looks to empower
• Madisonville planners ponder zoning for five-mile region
• Sweetwater Christmas Parade Nov. 30
• County School System hosts TSBA meeting
• Court date set: Summey and Miller indicted for improper use of inmate labor
• Two applicants in the running for city schools director
• Girl attacked in Kefauver Park
• Cash Express robbed a gunpoint
• Etowah man pleads to second-degree murder
• Vonore aldermen approve beer permit
• Cherokee Health Systems opens new integrated facility
• Utilities business in constant state of change
• Vonore board silent on Summey arrest
• Monroe County Commission ups pay raise for county employees
• Education officials bracing for test score shock
• Armed robbery reported on Main Street in Sweetwater
• Police release robbery statement
• Sept. 29 is Fall Severe Weather Awareness Day
• Community steps up to assist victims of suspected arson
• TMG property to be transferred to Sweet Water Sustainability Institute
• Striving to help heroes through a new program
• Sweetwater planners consider more annexations
• Day honors Estes Kefauver
• Sewer lines dominate meeting; 'Kefauver Day' set for Oct. 2
• The search is on to replace city schools director
• Tellico Plains plans street repairs, parade
• MCBOE extends Lowry's contract
• Hurdles for I-75 lights going away
• Wildcats and Cherokees thriller
• Summer of 2010: Hottest on record
• Tellico native joins Advocate & Democrat staff
• Family dog kills 85-year-old woman
• New hospital addition under construction
• Hard feelings still simmer after election
• Vonore mayor and Democrat Party chairman arrested by TBI
• Dollar General to sell beer in Tellico
• School addition finish pushed back a month
• Sweetwater Kiwanis Club celebrates 90th birthday
• New administration alleges computer sabotage marred transition
• FSG Bank robbers caught near Atlanta
• Sweetwater bank robbers caught in Atlanta
• Warmest summer on record, NWS says
• Bridge to nowhere resurfaces in Coker Creek
• Tests go paperless, wireless
• Bank robbers still on the run
• Joe Shepherd dies in prison at age 57
• What's in the Wednesday paper?
• Commission approves playground bids for Engleman Park
• Loudon man arrested for Sweetwater stabbing
• Bank Robbed: Two women rob FSG Bank, still on the run
• Sweetwater robbery suspects named
• First Methodist Church makes building plans
• Man pleads to lessor charge in baseball bat killing
• Is there a light at the end of the tunnel for Sweetwater?
• Pay hike approved for county workers
• Burglary Task Force seeks to stamp out crime
• Sheriff's Capt. Kenny Hope fired
• What's in the Sunday paper?
• What is the name of that mysterious restaurant coming to Sweetwater?
• First Baptist Church of Sweetwater turns 150
• Vonore Police Department audit released
• Former VPD chief sues Town of Vonore
• How can you appear in the fall Skyway edition?
• Yates addresses job rumors
• Final unofficial election results for Monroe County
• Sweetwater man shot
• Update: Two from Sweetwater die at rail crossing
• Election shocker: County Mayor Watson loses seat
• New restaurant might be coming to Sweetwater
• City School Board tackles busy agenda
• Sweetwater schools director to step down after school year
• 2008 Sweetwater Arts Celebration

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