Lisa Warren is a Special Writer for The Greeneville Sun, focusing on local news and events in Greeneville, Tennessee. With a background in journalism, Lisa has also had her work featured in the Orlando Sentinel. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging stories that highlight the people, places, and events that make Greeneville unique.
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Lisa Warren covers local news, community events, volunteerism, and entertainment in Greeneville, Tennessee. She focuses on event coverage with seasonal and private sector announcements.
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By: Lisa Warren Lifestyles
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DISCLOSURE – TICKETS TO SEE THE SHOW WERE GIFTED TO THE REVIEWER AND GUEST FOR THE PURPOSES OF WRITING THE REVIEW
When TVA dam safety engineer Jim Bryant received word that flood waters were coming over the top of the Nolichucky Dam, he admits the news shook him.
The recent Tennessee's First District Senior Olympics competition was a family affair for one Greene County competitor.
By: Lisa Warren Lifestyles
THIS ITEM WAS GIFTED TO THE REVIEWER FOR THE PURPOSES OF WRITING THE REVIEW. ALL THOUGHTS AND OPINIONS ARE THE REVIEWER’S OWN.
About 3 to 4 inches of snow fell in the higher elevations of the area between Thursday evening and Friday morning. About one inch fell in the valley, the National
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