More snow for East Tennessee means even more beautiful snow pictures Sevierville near Pittman Center. Check out this story on WBIR.com: http://on.wbir.com/1ECRvOc This is an icicle my daughter found at our house in Rutledge, TN and she thinks it looks like Elsa's frozen castle.
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More snow for East Tennessee means even more beautiful snow pictures
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CHS Scope team offers education issues insight
MEMBERS OF THE Cleveland High School SCOPE team traveled to MTSU in Murfreesboro recently for a Student Congress event. Cleveland High students included, from left, Logan Foley, Lauren Rutledge, Phoebe Han and Chase Henderson.
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Alan Jackson Makes a Wish Come True for 5-Year-Old Fan Battling Cancer
Few things make young cowboy JoshuaJohn Waldrop happier than listening to Alan Jackson's "I'll Fly Away" with his family. When the country great learned his 5-year-old fan, nicknamed JDub, is battling Stage 4 hepatoblastoma, a cancer invading his liver and lungs, he sent a private jet to scoop up his brave boy and his family from Rutledge, Tennessee, to Nashville for a trip of a lifetime.
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Alan Jackson Makes a Wish Come True for 5-Year-Old Fan Battling Cancer
Few things make young cowboy JoshuaJohn Waldrop happier than listening to Alan Jackson 's "I'll Fly Away" with his family. But one thing might have just topped it.
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Alan Jackson is the Man
One young Alan Jackson fan had his dream come true recently when he and his family flew to Nashville on Jackson's private jet for an unforgettable trip. After finding out 5-year-old Joshua John Waldrop nicknamed JDub -- was battling Stage 4 hepatoblastoma cancer, Jackson sent his plane to Rutledge, Tennessee to pick them up.
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Twinsights: Twins draft pair of prep third basemen with power potential
Otherwise, there's not too much that separates Travis Blankenhorn and Trey Cabbage, a pair of high school third basemen the Twins selected in Tuesday's third and fourth rounds, respectively. "They are very similar players," Twins scouting director Deron Johnson said at the end of Day 2 of baseball's first-year player draft.
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Ironman visits East TN for boy fighting cancer
Ironman visits East TN for boy fighting cancer Crowds gathered in downtown Rutledge to celebrate the life of a local superhero. Check out this story on WBIR.com: http://on.wbir.com/1M6uS8j You may remember him.
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Young Bankers Elect New Leadership
Newly elected officers of the Young Bankers Division of the Tennessee Bankers Association are : President Bo Blanken, Citizens Bank and Trust Company of Grainger County, Rutledge; Immediate Past President Emily Gray, The Hardin County Bank, Savannah; Vice President Michelle Bing, Reelfoot Bank, Union City; and President-elect Chris Schlueter, ... (more)
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2 Young Girls Killed In Crash Had Just Arrived At Chattanooga Airport ...
Two young girls killed in Thursday night's tragic crash on Interstate 75 had just arrived at the Chattanooga Airport to spend the summer with their mother and grandmother.
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Funeral Services Held For Mother, Daughter Killed In I-75 Crash At Ooltewah Exit
Funeral services were held for a mother and daughter killed along with two young girls in last Thursday's tragic wreck at the Ooltewah exit of I-75.
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Chattanooga Area Under Flood Watch As Heavy Rains Expected To Continue Through 4th Weekend
The Chattanooga area is under a flood watch as heavy rains are expected to continue through the fourth of July weekend.
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Rutledge man facing weapon and drugs charges
A Rutledge man is facing multiple charges after probations officers reportedly found drugs and a weapon in his possession during a home visit. Jimmy Brown, 49, was reportedly found to be in possession of a 9mm handgun and approximately 16 grams of methamphetamine.
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Tomatoes all year long
The "big red barn" on Hwy 11W, between Bean Station and Rutledge, has been open to the public for nearly 20 years, leased out and operated by multiple Grainger County families. Recently, the primary land owner, Keith Horner, decided he was no longer going to lease out the farm and business.
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Grainger County students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
Several Grainger County students were among 52 new members inducted into the Phi Theta Kappa honor society at Walters State Community College during the fall 2016 semester. Austin Atkins and Lily Vail, of Bean Station; Cameron McGinnis, Noah Tipton and Raeghan Tolliver, of Washburn; and Derek Dunsmore and Harmon Southerland of Rutledge have all met the requirements for membership in the honor society.
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Grainger County residents among graduates of Tusculum College
Two Grainger County residents were among 274 students who recently achieved an educational goal by earning a degree at Tusculum College. The accomplishments of these graduates were celebrated during the Winter Commencement Ceremonies Saturday, Dec. 10, at Tusculum College.
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Blaine contracts for pictometry
The city has agreed to join other government agencies in Grainger County to participate in an aerial-imaging program designed to aid different departments in their work. The board of mayor and aldermen voted Monday to add $3,000 a year to the city's service contract with E911 for the service known as pictometry.
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As America loses the opportunity to honor the members of its "Greatest Generation," a local man received notification that his name had been added to the World War II Registry of Remembrances. Albert Samsel Jr. grew up in Bean Station, on family land which was taken when the area was flooded to make Cherokee Lake.
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History preserved
The complete history of the Nance House remains a mystery. Most of Grainger County's paper records, dated pre-1880s, were destroyed when the storage vault in the courthouse flooded in the 1980s.
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February is the last month to pay county property taxes. Grainger County Trustee Rena Farrow Greer will be visiting different areas of the county each Tuesday this month to make it more convenient for residents to pay their property taxes closer to where they live, rather than having to go to the courthouse in Rutledge.
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As America loses the opportunity to honor the members of its "Greatest Generation," a local man received notification that his name had been added to the World War II Registry of Remembrances. Albert Samsel Jr. grew up in Bean Station, on family land which was taken when the area was flooded to make Cherokee Lake.
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