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Social Media Club Knoxville (SMC Knoxville) is launching a new speaker series, “Local Talent,” focusing on the social media savvy minds who call Knoxville home. The series will begin on Sept. 20, with a panel discussion featuring local small...
Junior wide receiver Justin Hunter prepares for a catch. (The Herald/ Submitted Photo) While there was a lot of pain and heartbreak in the Tennessee locker room on Saturday, the Vols didn’t let that carry over to the practice field on Monday,...
Ed. note: The subject of Our Smokies, Our Future and those who are against the process has been a topic we have reported on for some time. As the story continues to evolve, the Herald felt it would be best to publish a multi-part series in...
The Lady Eagles gather to display their uniforms. (The Herald/ Submitted Photo) The Seymour Lady Eagles lacrosse club officially became an Under Armour lacrosse program on Friday with a deal that will run for three years. Under Armour, which...
School policy prohibits students from having cell phones turned on or visible while at school. (The Herald/ Submitted Photo) With national legislation like the Patriot Act and the National Defense Authorization Act diminishing the private rights...
The following are the full results from the Sept. 15 races at 411 Motor Speedway. Classic – 1.(2) Cameron Skinner, No. 33X 2.(1) Bart Baxter, No. 7 3.(4) Marvin Ray, No. 98... read the rest of the story by Subscribing now.ShareEmailFacebookTwitterGoogle...
Seymour golfer Parker Rudder lines up his putt. (The Herald/ Lee Ramsey) The Seymour golf team didn’t fare well in the District 2-AAA golf tournament recently at The Country Club of Morristown, but they did advance a boy and a girl to the...
Cherokee quarterback Brody Rollins rolls to the outside. (The Herald/ Lee Ramsey) The Cherokee football team continues to amaze everyone as they won again, and this time over big-time opponent Morristown West, by a score of 20-14 at Morristown. “We...
Seymour student body gives support. (The Herald/ Lee Ramsey) All good things must come to an end. That’s what happened to the Seymour Eagles football team as their unbeaten streak ended Sept. 14 after losing to the Jefferson County Patriots...
This is all that remains of the Ceder Heights Baptist van. (The Herald/ WBIR) An auto crash that erupted into a blaze killed two and left many others with serious injuries Sept 16. at about 9:30 a.m. The head-on collision occurred on Chapman...
Sevier County Planner Jeff Ownby addresses the meeting Tuesday night. (The Herald/Joe King) A plot of land that has been highly contested in Seymour was officially rezoned Sept. 11, although not to the code that was originally requested. The...
SVFD Fire Chief Kevin Nunn in the driver’s seat of the fire engine. (The Herald/ Archive Photo) As many Seymour residents know, the Seymour Volunteer Fire Department is consistently short on funding, but a community contest may help improve...
On Sept. 17, members of the Maryville College community will participate in “Know Your Constitution,” a fun and educational quiz game. The event, which starts at noon in the Samuel Tyndale Wilson Center for Campus Ministry (CCM), is part...
Anthony Richards, 26, on trial for murdering Derek Ogle, 27, pled guilty to the charge of second degree murder Sept. 11. Richards was originally charged with first degree murder when he fatally stabbed Ogle last year. The Gatlinburg Police Department...
From left: Sevier County 4-H members recently participating in the 4-H Poultry Show include Nicholas Boehl, Micki Werner, Olivia Browning, Karsen Sims, Megan Oesch and Hailey Carmichael. (The Herald/ Submitted Photo) The Sevier County 4-H Poultry...
From left to right: School Board members Charles Temple and John McClure, County Mayor Larry Waters, County Clerk Karen Cotter, Property Assessor Johnny King, and Constable Penny Campbell. (The Herald/ Submitted Photo) After winning in their...
Participants at Splash-Tacular visit a craft booth. (The Herald/ Submitted Photo) Over the weekend,hundreds of kids and families participated in “Splash-Tacular: WaterSafety Day” at Wilderness at the Smokies resort. The event, sponsored...
Dr. Jerome A. Sherard (The Herald/ Submitted Photo) As a prescription abuse problem continues to grow in the area, local authorities are working to help eliminate the problem in Seymour. Dr. Jerome A. Sherard, 58, was arrested Sept. 6 in Seymour...
The house lay demolished after the crew removed supports. (The Herald/ Joe King) After a house fire destroyed nearly everything at 601 Maryville Hwy. in late July, construction crews have finally demolished the remains of the structure. The...
Mark Whisler shows students how to solve a problem using a logical process. (The Herald/ Joe King) While many teachers start careers education, one Seymour teacher has brought his past work experience in corporate America to the classroom to...
