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Sevier Kids Join Youth from Across State for 4-H Electric Camp

Sevier Kids Join Youth from Across State for 4-H Electric Camp

Sevier County 4-H members Brandon Moreira, Sevierville Middle School and John Tate, Pigeon Forge Middle School, were delegates to the 2016 UT Extension’s 4-H Electric Camp held June 28 – July 1, 2016 at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville. They were a part of a group of over 280 youth representing counties from across the state. Delegates explored the ...

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Sevier County Kids Go to Regional Wildlife Judging Competition

Sevier County Kids Go to Regional Wildlife Judging Competition

Sevier County 4-H Wildlife Judging Team Members recently brought home honors in the Eastern Regional 4-H Wildlife Judging Team Competition held at the University of Tennessee Holston Research Farm in Knoxville. Sevier County teams placed fifth in the Junior High Division and sixth in the Senior High Division. Overall, ten Sevier County 4-H members participated in the Regional event. At ...

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Turnout Low for Start of Sevier County Early Voting

Turnout Low for Start of Sevier County Early Voting

Early Voting was off to a slow start on Friday with only a small number of Sevier County voters showing up to cast their ballot. The State of Tennessee Democratic & Republican Primaries & Sevier County General Election will be held Thursday, August 4, 2016. Early voting for the election opened on Friday and will continue through July 30, 2016. According to staff ...

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Sevier County Pair Charged with Selling Large Amount of Marijuana

Sevier County Pair Charged with Selling Large Amount of Marijuana

Two Sevier County residents have been arrested for allegedly selling a large amount of marijuana and authorities say some was sold in a school zone. According to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, a Sevier County Grand Jury earlier this month returned indictments for 47-year-old Randy Alan McClure, of Pigeon Forge, and 50-year-old Jeannie Sue Howard, of Sevierville, as a result ...

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4-H Fashion & Design Conference Held in Pigeon Forge

4-H Fashion & Design Conference Held in Pigeon Forge

Sevier County 4-H members recently represented Sevier County at the 2016 Eastern Region 4-H Fashion & Design Conference at the Main Stay Suites in Pigeon Forge. They were among 100 delegates from across East Tennessee taking part in this annual conference that provides opportunities to explore fashion and design with hands on classes and workshops. Highlights included an outing to Dixie ...

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4-H Members Get Look at UT College Programs, Career Opportunities

4-H Members Get Look at UT College Programs, Career Opportunities

Sevier County 4-H members Nor Alkhasali and Hannah Carr recently took part in the State Junior High 4-H Academic Conference at the University of Tennessee. They were selected to attend based on their 4-H Project Work. Nor attended in the Line & Design Project and Hannah in the Companion Animal Project. Both will be freshmen this Fall at Sevier County ...

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Help! I Live in an Apartment and Would Love to Own a Home

Help! I Live in an Apartment and Would Love to Own a Home

Nearly every day, our agents get calls from people who are renting and want to buy their own home, often for the very first time. That is so exciting! I encourage you to follow your dream of home ownership. There is a time for everything under the sun, including renting. But there is also a time to step out into ...

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Heroin, Pills Seized During Sevierville Traffic Stop

Heroin, Pills Seized During Sevierville Traffic Stop

A traffic stop by a Sevier County Sheriff’s Office K9 officer on Sunday resulted in numerous drug charges for one man. Deputy Cowden pulled over a Chevy truck traveling on W. New Era Road in Sevierville just after 9 a.m. on June 26, 2016 and after speaking with the occupants of the vehicle, he deployed his K9 partner Cross. During ...

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Local Youth Become Legislators at Tennessee 4-H Congress

Local Youth Become Legislators at Tennessee 4-H Congress

Sevier County was well represented at the 69th annual Tennessee 4-H Congress held earlier this spring. 4-H Congress gives 4-H’ers the opportunity to learn about the day-to-day functioning of state government by assuming the roles of state representatives and senators. Since its beginning in 1948, 4-H Congress has given some 37,000 4-H’ers and volunteer leaders firsthand experience in state government. ...

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Sevierville’s Greenway Boardwalk Repairs Near Completion

Sevierville's Greenway Boardwalk Repairs Near Completion

The City of Sevierville Department of Parks and Recreation announces that repair work to the boardwalk on the Memorial River Greenway is almost complete. Weather and other conditions permitting, all work should be finished by July 1, 2016. City employees built the boardwalk in 1994 with a $75,000 dollar TDOT Enhancement Grant. Over the past two decades the Boardwalk has ...

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