Greeneville, United States (Local)
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By: Amy Rose Staff
West Greene High School hosted Rosie's Bootcamp during the first week of June, giving girls the opportunity to learn welding, computer coding, and other pathways in Career and Technical Education.
The pocket park in Downtown Greeneville has a new sign identifying the recently upgraded public space as Eagle’s Rest Park.
Isaiah 117 House has announced an “urgent need” for donations of snacks and drinks for the children they serve while awaiting placement in foster care.
By: Amy Rose
U.S. Rep. John Rose said Thursday he believes he will win the race for Tennessee Governor.
I was driving recently to my niece Khloe’s graduation at South Greene High School, feeling a strong sense of excitement to see her walk across the stage.
From trinket trading to glow parties and a drive-in movie, there's a lot of fun things to do this weekend at local businesses.
Greeneville Mayor Cal Doty cast a tie-breaking vote Tuesday to adopt the town’s $35 million budget with a 4-cent property tax increase for the 2026-27 fiscal year.
Gifts For Kids is working to ensure children in Greene County have appropriate back-to-school clothing.
Notable women of Greeneville’s history are the subject of a new mural at one of the town’s busiest intersections.
The Greeneville Board of Education met Tuesday in its final meeting with retiring Director of Schools Steve Starnes.
