Nelson Morais is a Reporter at The Rogersville Review. He covers a range of topics including architecture and planning, crime and justice, and regional interest, with a particular focus on urban design and development. Nelson's work has been featured in The Rogersville Review, Roane County News, and The Greeneville Sun.
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Nelson Morais primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime-related topics. His coverage includes announcements and press releases related to local events and law enforcement activities in the Greeneville area of Tennessee.
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Jordan Michael Allen, 20, was found guilty Friday of first-degree murder of his grandmother and brother in Greeneville.
By: Nelson Morais
A grand opening for the new Living Free Life Center on North Main Street in Greeneville will be held Friday, June 5, it has been announced.
By: Nelson Morais
The Greene County YMCA has received $1.3 million in grant funding from the state to increase its summer camp and after-school care projects, Executive Director Mike Hollowell recently announced.
By: Nelson Morais
The Greeneville Water Commission met Tuesday and approved its 2026-2027 fiscal year budgets.
By: Nelson Morais
A 64-year-old woman in Cocke County died when flooding hit the northeastern part of that county and southwestern Greene County for about four hours
By: Nelson Morais
of 5 “Memorial Day is a sacred reminder that freedom is never free.”
By: Nelson Morais
Greene County will be under a Flash Flood Watch from Friday, 6 p.m., through Saturday, 2 p.m., the National Weather Service office in Morristown has announced.
By: Nelson Morais
The Baileyton Board of Mayor and Aldermen met Wednesday to consider ordinances to keep homeless people from living on public property in town, as well as what animals and livestock
Town of Mosheim officials met Thursday and tabled, at least temporarily, an ordinance to raise water rates approximately 5 percent.
By: Nelson Morais
Water will be cut off in the Marshall Lane area on Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. while repairs to a water main are made, the Greeneville Water Commission has announced.
