September 19, 2026
Government
South Pittsburg board signs letter of intent for Coca-Cola building
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer In a year filled with projects and grand openings within its municipal limits, the city of South Pittsburg is to once… Login to continue reading Login…
Flooding concerns shared at Kimball meeting
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer During Kimball’s August city meeting, a resident shared her concerns regarding flooding and runoff water that has caused several worrying instances… Login to continue reading Login…
Tennessee earns highest property tax spike in the U.S.
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer The Volunteer State has been ranked as having the largest spike in property tax rates in the U.S., based on calculations… Login to continue reading Login…
Princess Theatre projects discussed during South Pittsburg meeting
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer During this month’s city meeting in South Pittsburg, two projects pertaining to the historic Princess Theatre were brought to the table:… Login to continue reading Login…
U.S. national debt reaches $40 trillion
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer The United States’ national debt has recently reached an all-time high of over $40 trillion, a record that has surpassed the… Login to continue reading Login…
Jasper City Board approves $5k property conservation grant
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer Jasper’s Board of Mayor & Aldermen (BoMA) has agreed to a resolution that allows them to apply for a $5,000 matching… Login to continue reading Login…
Board of Education aims to acquire LTE radios
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer Marion County’s Board of Education (BoE) is looking into acquiring and approving the use of LTE communication devices for all schools… Login to continue reading Login…
Philips, Nunley and Layne sworn into office
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer Current Chairmen Ryan Philips and Bo Nunley, alongside newly elected board member Marie Layne, were officially sworn into office during the… Login to continue reading Login…
Jackson retains seat as County Mayor
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer The votes are officially in for the August Election in Marion County, with several incumbents, like County Mayor David Jackson, retaining… Login to continue reading Login…
Board of Education approves new behavior analysis access policy for second reading
JARRETT GOODMAN Staff Writer The Marion County Board of Education unanimously approved the second reading of a new board policy that would allow privately contracted… Login to continue reading Login…