Howdy! How are we today? Life is pretty crazy, sad and discouraging right now between failed banks, bacteria in frozen fruit, and heinous kill…
Children cannot learn in a classroom where their teachers spend a significant amount of time dealing with student discipline issues.
One of the most encouraging and powerful prayers a Christian can pray is called a “Kingdom Come” prayer. Jesus teaches us in Matt 6 to pray wh…
“A boy gave Jesus five bread and two fish. I’ll give him 50 muffins a day,” says Caden, 5.
Sally was a resident in the assisted living home I managed for 16 years. She wasn’t a Christian, but she had a curiosity about God, and she ha…
A hidden gem in downtown Rogersville is The Local Artists Gallery. I say this because not many towns can claim a business such as this that ho…
Paul Martin started Martin’s Greenhouses & Landscaping in 1975 with his family, his wife Myrna and children Glenn and Cindy. Today, his se…
PIGEON FORGE — Dollywood’s Big Bear Mountain, the largest single attraction investment in the park’s history, opened Friday to the general pub…
The housing market is proving itself to be better from an economic perspective than a pleaser for consumers and real estate professionals. Fro…
After months of anticipation, the IRS has announced its proposed regulations for the latest clean vehicle tax credit.
The sights, sounds, and stories of World War II aviation will come to life in when the B-29 Superfortress “FIFI” and the B-24 Liberator “DIAMO…
Tennessee leaders announced new milestones this week including a record $27.5 billion in travel spending in 2022, according to preliminary dat…
According to the Northeast Tennessee Association of Realtors (NETAR), Mount Carmel was the only Hawkins community that had fewer home sales th…
The Rogersville City School Lady Warriors traveled across town on a windy Monday afternoon and handed the Rogersville Middle School Lady Warri…
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Volunteer's first-year tennis coach says one of the best things about coaching is watching athletes grow into their potential — on and off the courts.
"National politicians and pundits – even the White House – are calling our proposal something that it’s not. “Red flag” is nothing but a toxic…
The Battle of ChickenMaga started with a skirmish in early spring of the year 2023, when a small band of chickens raided a neighbor’s yard in …
In July of 1996, the Rogersville Milling Company closed representing the last regional manufacturer of flours, cornmeal and animal feeds. It w…
In our micro-wave society, we live in a society whose by-word is “busy”. And in a “busy” society, living a “busy” life, we look for shortcuts …
“They didn’t recognize him because he was probably wearing raggedy clothes, and it didn’t look like Jesus,” says Cory, 9.
In 1739, Thomas Coram founded an orphanage in London and, by the early 1800s, it had become well-known for its music programs, and it was a po…
When my generation of kids were in school, the Ten Commandments were more than the name of an old Bible movie. Literally every school classroo…
‘Shots of the Week’ features reader-submitted, sports-related photos involving teams and individuals with Hawkins County ties. This week’s pho…
GREENEVILLE – Tusculum University is the place to be for summer youth camps, with nine scheduled from May through July that will cover a wide …
Kingsport’s Parks and Recreation Department is accepting registrations for its annual summer camp program.
BRISTOL — Pick Along Summer Camp at the Birthplace of Country Music Museum is back, and registration is now open for both beginner and interme…
Six Rogersville City School eighth-grade baseball players and their families were honored before Tuesday's game.
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