Archives October 2022

Volume 136 Issue 9

News

10-12-2022 It’s in the voters’ hands now
10-12-2022 Progress at Ben’s?
10-12-2022 Norris council makes move to limit short-term rental zones
10-12-2022 Animal Care Advisory Committee offers list of recommendations
10-12-2022 Manning named ‘health educator’

Opinion

10-12-2022 Faith in love
10-12-2022 Social media may be fun ...
10-12-2022 YAWN: Tiresome newspaper arguments

Sports

10-12-2022 The ‘boys’ get it done
10-12-2022 Driving Dragons stopped in final seconds
10-12-2022 Lady Mavs capture district crown in District 3-AA volleyball tourney
10-12-2022 Improved, young Lady Dragons see season come to a close
10-12-2022 Wildcats look to move past top-ranked Greene Devils loss
10-12-2022 Lady Wildcats win district 3-AAA championship
10-12-2022 Lady Wildcats beat Karns 2-0 in quarterfinal
10-12-2022 Bentz places 19th in state golf championship
10-12-2022 County’s cross country teams have busy weekend
10-12-2022 Dragons baseball weekend car show a classic
10-12-2022 ‘86: Clinton ends 14-year losing streak to in-county rival

Community

10-12-2022 Visitors recognize US Constitution Day at David Hall Cabin
10-12-2022 Museum event honors award winners
10-12-2022 Andersonville VFD shows new Pierce pumper truck
10-12-2022 Stooksbury’s farm adds Haflinger horse Ethel to grind sorghum cane
10-12-2022 ‘Chicken Soup’ writer coming to Clinton on Friday
10-12-2022 Child Advocacy Center fundraiser coming up
10-12-2022 upcoming events

School

10-12-2022 Homecoming tradition in Clinton

Business

10-12-2022 Clinton issues permit of nearly $3 million for new oral surgery clinic
10-12-2022 Rebuilt Clinton Taco Bell opens its doors for business with more seating, features

Volume 136 Issue 8

News

10-05-2022 Hollingsworth Jr. headlines CHS Wall of Fame inductees
10-05-2022 Rain holds off, crowds don’t
10-05-2022 Court action looms over RV park
10-05-2022 Social media posts leave school system setting the record straight
10-05-2022 Banning short-term rentals

Opinion

10-05-2022 Ian — When devastation happens
10-05-2022 Murder in Harlan, finale

Sports

10-05-2022 Chaos unleashed
10-05-2022 It’s tourney time for Lady Mav netters
10-05-2022 Clinton falls one rally short
10-05-2022 Lady Dragons give tough battle to Knox West before ‘the balloon bursts’
10-05-2022 Austin-East steps up to help Lady Mavs mark senior night
10-05-2022 Bentz playing in state golf tourney this week
10-05-2022 Lady ’Cats pick up two wins on the pitch
10-05-2022 Penalties hamper effort against Powell
10-05-2022 Lady Wildcats enter volleyball tourney as No. 2 seed
10-05-2022 CHS wins two on the pitch
10-05-2022 Mav runners complete double duty at Sanders Ferry Park
10-05-2022 Lakers work overtime to get ‘W’
10-05-2022 Stars come forward The 2009 Dragons

Community

10-05-2022 Caught: A hand in the ‘donut’ box
10-05-2022 Boy Scout Troop 73 commissions another Eagle Scout
10-05-2022 Veterans breakfast is this Saturday

School

10-05-2022 Hawks experience the wings of the legendary Blue Angels

Business

10-05-2022 Sweet tooths rejoice: Evans Candy Company opens

Volume 136 Issue 11

News

10-26-2022 Chamber sets Nov. 2 groundbreaking
10-26-2022 Covenant Life given deadline to seek RV park rezoning
10-26-2022 Brisk turnout for early voting
10-26-2022 The Charter
10-26-2022 Old Rocky Top buildings, land eligible for ‘brownfield’ grants
10-26-2022 East Hamilton ends Lady Mavs’ title hopes for soccer

Opinion

10-26-2022 A boy named ‘Sue,’ Part 2

Sports

10-26-2022 Cross country teams compete in region meet Wednesday
10-26-2022 Dragons have a penchant for scoring big
10-26-2022 Season’s first young sportsman deer hunt is this weekend
10-26-2022 Lady Dragon chili supper and auction this Thursday
10-26-2022 East Hamilton ends Lady Mavs’ title hopes for soccer
10-26-2022 Blaze return to Arowood Arena
10-26-2022 Norris runners earn All-State honors
10-26-2022 Big time show
10-26-2022 Dragons get back to winning after OT thriller against Gibbs
10-26-2022 Oak Ridge stands its ground at Dobyns-Bennett
10-26-2022 ’Cats have a chance to host first round in playoffs

Community

10-26-2022 Senior Center celebration in jeopardy
10-26-2022 Norris Woman’s Club nut sale
10-26-2022 Memorial United Methodist’s food pantry now in 14th year
10-26-2022 upcoming events
10-26-2022 LCES Walkathon winner brings home prizes

School

10-26-2022 Clinton student now a Tech Trailblazer
10-26-2022 Explore to Soar Club has found a new exercise

Business

10-26-2022 Former Rocky Top Shop-Rite may reopen as a Dollar General Market

Volume 136 Issue 10

News

10-19-2022 A life of service
10-19-2022 An old ‘friend’ returns to Tommy’s
10-19-2022 Early voting begins for Nov. 8 election
10-19-2022 County Commission handled a plethora of items Monday
10-19-2022 Lady Mav soccer team is 5-AA tournament champion
10-19-2022 ‘Town hall’ meeting for GOP candidates scheduled at a public high school (CHS)
10-19-2022 Rocky Top town hall meeting
10-19-2022 Taylor Martin plans downtown Clinton café, Cork & Cover
10-19-2022 Clinton native honored as Realtor of the Year
10-19-2022 Jim Dodson announces candidacy for Dist. 33 seat
10-19-2022 Green-space initiative in the works for downtown Clinton
10-19-2022 Planned downtown pavilion

Opinion

10-26-2022 The only time
10-19-2022 To find the peace of God
10-19-2022 A boy named ‘Sue’

Sports

10-19-2022 Lady Mavs’ postseason run comes to an end
10-19-2022 For the love of the game
10-19-2022 ’Cats offense rises to the occasion
10-19-2022 Above and beyond lofty expectations
10-19-2022 Oak Ridge cross country leads the pack at Cherokee run
10-19-2022 Lady Mustangs are leading the state
10-19-2022 The unlikely Dragon record setter
10-19-2022 The football playoff picture
10-19-2022 Quarterbacks
10-26-2022 SCOR is one of the best in the state

Community

10-19-2022 It’s not just a bug, it’s a ‘ VW Bug’
10-19-2022 First responders to get a free meal Oct. 28
10-19-2022 A new charter is born
10-19-2022 Claxton community ‘trunk or treat’ Oct. 29
10-19-2022 Norris Area Good Neighbors sign-ups
10-19-2022 Norris Open House a hit
10-19-2022 October Sky Festival draws crowd

School

10-19-2022 Arbor Day celebrated at Clinton schools
10-19-2022 Blisard is the homecoming queen
10-19-2022 The CHS life

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