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Young Seymour team features 13 freshmen and eight sophomores news@theheraldnewspapers.com Exceeding expectations, the Seymour High School wrestling squad is on its way to Clarksville this weekend to compete for a state championship. The Eagles...
Young Seymour team features 13 freshmen and eight sophomores news@theheraldnewspapers.com Exceeding expectations, the Seymour High School wrestling squad is on its way to Clarksville this weekend to compete for a state championship. The Eagles...
news@theheraldnewspapers.com You can tell that we’re getting close to the Daytona 500, news is picking up. We have been through several breaking stories over the last week including the addition of Toyota into the Cup ranks. This announcement...
Despite 11 point, nine rebound effort from Kirkpatrick, Lions can’t overcome early deficit news@theheraldnewspapers.com The King’s Academy Middle School basketball squads lost both ends of a double-header Friday night to St. Joe’s. The...
The Herald Newspapers High School Basketball Player of the Week is Sevier County senior post Jacqueline Kremer. Kremer had a season-high 24 points in the Bearettes’ 61-56 win over district leading and state-ranked Heritage. Kremer has been...
Wingate University junior guard Justin Baker hit a career-high 35 points to lead the Bulldogs to a 95-76 South Atlantic Conference victory over the Carson-Newman Eagles Saturday night in Holt Fieldhouse. Baker hit 13-of-18 field goals and eight-of-11...
The Seymour Optimist baseball coaches met at The Barn of Highway 411 Sunday evening to discuss the upcoming season. League Commissioner Gary Rader said 53 prospective coaches were at the meeting discussing everything from field cleanup to tournaments. Rader...
Greater Sevierville Little League to conduct registration for the 2006 season Children ages 5 (by July 31) -age 15 (on or before April 30) who live within Sevier County are eligible to enroll to play baseball or softball. Registration is required...
Lady Eagles suffer second conference setback losing to Wingate news@theheraldnewspapers.com The Wingate University women’s basketball team built a 22-point first half lead and weathered a second half rally to take a 63-47 South Atlantic Conference...
Vic “The Thrill” Hill honored for exceptional year By Robert Walden news@theheraldnewspapers.com Another successful racing season at Volunteer Speedway, located in Bulls Gap, Tenn., culminated Saturday night with the 2005 track champions...
Dear EarthTalk: Is it true that some sponges used for cleaning and bathing are real sea sponges? If so, are they endangered by our using them? Which are more eco-frindly, real or synthetic? –...
Dear Editor; Quite awhile back, when you were just getting started with the Herald you did an article in the Smoky Mountain Cat House in Pigeon Forge. We have had a request from a writer who is doing an article on us in a national magazine...
WILLIAM WALLACE (BILL) ALBRIGHT, of Jefferson City, TN died January 27, 2006 at home under family and Hospice care. He was a lifelong resident of Jefferson County. Bill was born in Jefferson City, TN to Wallace Daniel Albright and Nellie...
news@theheraldnewspapers.com In 2000 I met a young gal by the name of Stephanie. She was in her twenties. Due to a birth defect, she had limited use of her hands and arms. Nevertheless, she completed college and earned a degree in special education....
Gov. proposes more funding for emergency preparedness Governor Phil Bredesen today announced his plans to allocate $4 million as part of his upcoming budget proposal to take the first steps toward implementation of a statewide emergency preparedness...
Nashville tops list for the second year in a row Tennessee’s attractive business climate continues to get national attention, this time landing four metropolitan cities in Expansion Management magazine’s “America’s 50 Hottest Cities”...
Tennessee Industrial Development Council, a professional association for those involved in economic development, held a regional meeting at the Knoxville Area Chamber Partnership in Knoxville. The January 25th meeting was the first East Tennessee...
Governor Phil Bredesen today announced his plans to allocate $4 million as part of his upcoming budget proposal to take the first steps toward implementation of a statewide emergency preparedness system for Tennessee. The money, which will be...
Medical records go digital Governor Phil Bredesen has announced a statewide council to guide the ongoing development of eHealth initiatives across the state and a new initiative in the Tri-cities area. Since Bredesen’s State of the State address...
BB&T Corporation (NYSE: BBT) today said it will not lend to commercial developers that plan to build condominiums, shopping malls and other private projects on land taken from private citizens by government entities using eminent domain. The...
