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Winners Chosen from 2,230 Entries in 4-H Poster Contest

Winners Chosen from 2,230 Entries in 4-H Poster Contest

Sevier County 4-H Poster Winners for 2015-2016 have been named, with over 2,230 posters entered in this years poster contest. Winners were named in four award categories. The Sevierville Sunrise Rotary Club and the Glenda M Johnson Sevier County 4-H Endowment Fund sponsor the awards. The top nine winners will receive $25. Twenty-fiver dollar winners are: Ava Campbell, Boyds Creek; ...

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Sevier County Sheriff Warns of Arrest Warrant Scam

Sevier County Sheriff Warns of Arrest Warrant Scam

The Sevier County Sheriff’s Office is warning the public not to fall for an arrest warrant scam. Officials said they have received numerous reports of an arrest warrant scam from the public in which a subject identifying himself by various names and claiming to be from the warrants or subpoena division calls on the phone and asks for payment. Sometimes, ...

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Jobs4TN Hiring Event Scheduled in Sevierville

Jobs4TN Hiring Event Scheduled in Sevierville

Job seekers can meet employers with current job openings at a Jobs4TN Hiring Event in Sevierville this week. The Tennessee Department of Labor & Workforce Development has announced a Jobs4TN Hiring Event sponsored by Rep. Dale Carr, Rep. Andrew Farmer, and Tennessee Drug Testing from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2016 at the River Plantation Conference ...

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Call For Entries in the Piggy Bank Pageant

Call For Entries in the Piggy Bank Pageant

As part of America Saves Week, February 22-27, a Piggy Bank Pageant is coming to town. Children in grades Pre-K to 12th grade are encouraged to create a winning “piggy bank” for this event. UT Extension, Tennessee State Bank, Keep Sevier Beautiful, and the King Family Public Library are partnering to sponsor this project. Dr. Wise, Financial Specialist with UT ...

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Free SKYWARN Storm Spotter Training Session Offered in Sevierville

Free SKYWARN Storm Spotter Training Session Offered in Sevierville

People interested in volunteering as a storm spotter for the National Weather Service SKYWARN Program, or those who need to be re-certified, can attend a free storm spotter training session in Sevierville. The National Weather Service encourages anyone with an interest in public service and access to communication, such the Internet or HAM radio, to join the SKYWARN Storm Spotter ...

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Sevier County Early Voting Information and Sample Ballot for March 1, 2016 Election

Sevier County Early Voting Information and Sample Ballot for March 1, 2016 Election

The Presidential Preference Primary, Sevier County Primary and Non-Partisan School Board Election will be held on Tuesday, March 1, 2016. Voters can verify their registration and Election Day polling location here. All polling locations will be open 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. on Election Day. Voters with questions should contact the Sevier County Election Commission. Sevier County early voting will ...

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5 Reasons Why a House Isn’t Selling

5 Reasons Why a House Isn't Selling

One of the most frustrating experiences a person can go through when selling a house is for the process to drag on because no one has made an offer to buy it. The key to solving the challenge of why a property on the market isn’t attracting buyers willing to make an offer is to first understand the most common ...

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Street Crimes Unit Rounds Up Drug Suspects in Operation Frostbite

Street Crimes Unit Rounds Up Drug Suspects in Operation Frostbite

A joint task force set out early this morning to pick up suspects facing drug charges as a result of an undercover sting named Operation Frostbite. A Grand Jury recently returned 46 sealed presentments as a result of an undercover drug operation dubbed “Frostbite” conducted over the course of several months by the Sevier County Street Crimes Unit, which consists ...

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Avoid Cabin Fever with Winter Gardening

Avoid Cabin Fever with Winter Gardening

Winter is here, but this doesn’t mean that you need to hibernate indoors. There are plenty of winter gardening things to do in your yard and garden during the cold season, and this includes the planting of trees and shrubs. This is a great time to plant. In fact you have a bit of an advantage when planting in the ...

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