Archive for: February, 2011

Ministry Holds Fundraiser

Ministry Holds Fundraiser

A local food ministry will hold a fundraiser to benefit those less fortunate in the Seymour area.C.R.O.S.S. will hold a Spaghetti Supper Fundraiser at Seymour First Baptist Church, 11621 Chapman Hwy., from 4 to 7 p.m. March 11.Organizers stress...

 

Kobritz’s Corner

The recent overthrow of the Egyptian government is a reminder that corrupt institutions rot from within and are doomed to fail.  For 30 years, President Hosni Mubarak and his cronies ruled Egypt with an iron hand, denying its citizens freedom,...

 

Seymour Wrestling Season Ends

Seymour Wrestling Season Ends

By: Lee Ramseylee@seymourherald.comThree Seymour Eagle wrestlers ended their careers last week at the TSSAA State Wrestling Tournament in Franklin, TN.  Senior Luke Hall who was ranked number one in the state most of the season in the 125...

 

Lady Eagles Move on to Regional

Lady Eagles Move on to Regional

By: Lee Ramseylee@seymourherald.comThe number four seeded Lady Eagle’s hopes of winning a District 2-AAA Championship came to an end last week as they were defeated by Jefferson County who was the number 1 seed in the tournament by a score...

 

College Seeks Outstanding Alumni

College Seeks Outstanding Alumni

Walters State Community College is seeking nominations for the 2011 Outstanding Alumni award. The deadline to submit a nomination is Feb. 28, with the winners announced in May. Nomination information is available on the college’s website,...

 

Students Win in National Competition

Students Win in National Competition

A team of four University of Tennessee, Knoxville, students won $5,000 for demonstrating excellence in sustainability accounting. The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) awarded the students second place in a national...

 

MC Shutout Over DePauw

MC Shutout Over DePauw

A one-out single to right-field off the bat of third baseman Blaine Reese drove in a pair of runs in the Scots second inning and the Maryville College pitching staff promptly recorded their second consecutive shutout to defeat DePauw University...

 

Race Changes Name

Race Changes Name

To honor Jeff Byrd, the dynamic President and General Manager of Bristol Motor Speedway who passed away last October, Food City officials  today announced the March 20 NASCAR Sprint Cup event at Bristol Motor Speedway will carry a new name.Known...

 

Guild Offers Seminar

Guild Offers Seminar

Poet and essayist Marianne Worthington will teach “Seminar in Memoir,” from 10 a.m to 1 p.m. on Saturday, March 19 at the Redeemer Church of Knoxville, 1642 Highland Ave. Cost is $25 for members of the Knoxville Writers Guild; $30...

 

Scots fall to Peace, Emory

The Maryville College softball program dropped to 1-5 on the early season following a pair of losses on the final day of the 2011 Emory University Invitational in Atlanta on Sunday. The Scots fell to Peace College 6-4 in an early morning challenge...

 

Park Seeks Volunteers

Park Seeks Volunteers

Great Smoky Mountains National Park is recruiting volunteers to help staff the visitor contact station at Clingmans Dome when it opens on Friday, April 1.      Last year, the building that had served as a comfort station...

 

Half Price Visits End

Don’t miss out on the last days of Penguin Discount Days at Knoxville Zoo. Admission to the zoo is half off through Feb. 28.Many of the zoo’s animals are taking advantage of the mild weather and enjoying time outdoors. The zoo’s...

 

Musical Scheduled

Musical Scheduled

Enjoy a little love Feb. 25-27 when Walters State Community College presents “Romance/Romance,” a musical that shows two very different views of romance. The first act follows two well-to-do singles in turn-of-the-century Vienna...

 

Seymour’s Boys Basketball Season Ends

Seymour’s Boys Basketball Season Ends

By: Lee Ramseylee@seymourherald.comThere is no shot clock in TSSAA high school basketball; therefore the Eagles, for one half, executed a brilliant game plan drawn up by the coaching staff to keep the game close and give them a chance against...

 

Reconstruction Through the Smokies

Motorists travelling across Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Newfound Gap Road (U.S. 441) can expect to experience delays beginning March 1, 2001 when work begins to rehabilitate 2.4 miles of the road from the North Carolina state line...

 

Award Winner Announced

Award Winner Announced

Stephen Lowe, general manager for Holiday Inn Express & Suites Sevierville / Kodak, earned the Sevierville Chamber of Commerce Friendship Award for January at the recent Coffee Talk event. Lowe has worked with Holiday Inn Express & Suites...

 

Lady Vol Tennis Drops 4-1 Decision

By Donnie Conley, Media Relations Student AssistantCHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – The No. 11-ranked University of Tennessee Lady Vol tennis team closed out its stay at the 2011 ITA Division I National Women’s Team Indoor Championships with...

 

College on track for record freshman class

Maryville College is poised to welcome the largest freshman class in its history next fall, according to administrators at the 192-year-old liberal arts college.Dr. Dolph Henry, vice president for enrollment, recently announced to the campus...

 

Students Receive Scholarships

Walters State Community College awarded 2010-11 scholarships to students throughout its service area, including Sevier County residents.Sarah Nowack, a professional entertainment major from Seymour, received the WSCC Presidential Scholarship....

 

Duo Steals TVs

Duo Steals TVs

Two men have been arrested in connection with a burglary in Sevier CountyOn Feb. 15 Sheriff’s Office Detectives were alerted that a flat screen TV has been stolen from a rental cabin in Hidden Mountain Resort and that the TV contained...