Steve Marion is a journalist for the Standard Banner, a local newspaper in Dandridge, Tennessee. With a focus on local news, Steve covers a range of topics including government issues, community events, and transportation updates. His articles provide valuable information to the residents of Dandridge and keep them informed about the happenings in their town.
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Jefferson County, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Steve Marion's coverage focuses on local news in Dandridge, Tennessee. He is particularly interested in government announcements, evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation related to education, entertainment news, government & politics, agriculture & farming. If you have insights or newsworthy updates pertaining to local government decisions or initiatives within Dandridge or the broader Tennessee area that align with these themes and topics covered by Steve Marion's articles, your pitch may be well received. Furthermore, if you can provide expert commentary on ongoing issues such as zoning challenges or educational developments in the region it could capture his attention.
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County Commissioners have voted down a third-try attempt at bringing back a “wheel tax” levy that ended last month.
The Jefferson County Board of Zoning Appeals sided Tuesday night with citizens who say a Piedmont limestone quarry is in violation of local zoning regulations.
Members of the County Regional Planning Commission and County Commission’s long range planning committee began to look for ways to cooperate this week after analyzing results of a citizen survey on land use.
Fellow officers watched Wednesday as Sheriff Jeff Coffey commended two officers who are hanging up their badges for retirement.
Members of County Commission’s budget committee decided to adjourn for some “homework” Monday after staring blankly at a $3.7 million deficit in the proposed 2024-25 general fund.
Jefferson County Library Board Treasurer Carolyn Allen (second from right), who recently received the Tennessee Library Association Trustee Award, and others were advocating for improved library assistant pay at Monday night’s County Commission budget committee meeting. With Allen are (from left) fellow Library Board Member Heidi Thomas, White Pine Library Director Sarah Beth Phillips, incoming Library Board Member Jennifer Bruckert Winkler, Library Board Chair Paige Bolton (partially hidden), Jefferson City Library Director David Phillips, and Parrott-Wood Library Director Donna Phillips. Dandridge Library Director Bethany Jones was away on maternity leave. – Steve Marion | The Standard Banner
White Pine Fire Chief Derrick Layman (center) and firefighters Russ Gawler (right) and Michael Withrow examine CAD specifications for a new fire engine expected to be delivered soon. – Steve Marion | The Standard Banner
Mattee Caldwell won first place in the SkillsUSA telecommunications cabling competition last month. She and local gold medalists in eight other SkillsUSA events will be headed to the national competition in Atlanta in June. – Steve Marion | The Standard Banner
Dandridge Planners are considering a zoning change that would allow rock crushing inside the M-1 (industrial) zone with regulations.
Dandridge Council gave unanimous final approval to its short-term rental ordinance Tuesday, despite continued questions from citizens.
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