Clinton News

"Exactly how does a gardener go about determining and adjusting, if necessary, the ph level of a garden," asked Debra Hopkinson, former owner/partner of the DanDe Greenhouse here in Clinton, Tennessee.

As a junior at Clinton High School, Gail Upton remembers falling asleep to the sound of National Guard jeeps outside of her bedroom window.

CLINTON - The case against a man accused of strangling his 79-year-old uncle to death in Claxton is going to the Anderson County Grand Jury.

"Although Jesus' words are clear about anyone predicting the end of the world and the events surrounding it ," reiterated Dr.

"It is with great anticipation that we celebrate the publication of Evangelical Examiner Knoxville's one thousandth article," stated Dr.

This story is contributed by a member of the Knoxville community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with Knoxville News Sentinel The Clinton Public Library will hold an Upcycling: ECO Make and Take Workshop 11 a.m.-2 p.m. Feb.

Eagle Bend Manufacturing Inc. says it will add nearly 200 jobs in Clinton over the next five years as it invests $64 million in a new addition.

"Unseasonably high temperatures this winter here in East Tennessee have some avid gardeners itching to get their hands into the soil of their gardens," reported Debra Hopkinson, former owner/partner of the DanDe Greenhouse here in Clinton, Tennessee.

"Before we get to the use of the Hebrew and Greek dictionaries in Strong's Exhaustive Concordance," related the Reverend J.A. Layman, evangelist with Sterling Ministries, before The Lay School faculty here in Clinton, Tennessee, "let's consider the use of the main section of the concordance itself.

"Few would argue that The Bible does not teach that God expects His people to read and study His Word," stated the Reverend J.A. Layman, evangelist with Sterling Ministries, before The Lay School faculty here in Clinton, Tennessee.

South-Doyle Middle School teacher Dave Gorman works with student Daniel Sofield during an after school club Thursday.

"Local news sources reported earlier this week that the United States Department of Agriculture has released updated climate maps based on data accumulated between 1976 and 2005," explained Debra Hopkinson, former owner/partner of the DanDe Greenhouse here in Clinton, Tennessee.

"Last time we were together, we began looking at two rather simple questions: 'Just exactly how far does God expect us to obey His Word? Just exactly how far do our pastors, those who truly preach the Word of God as literally written in The Bible, expect their encouragement to lead us into following and obeying God's Word?'," explained the Reverend ... (more)

"'Jesus is cominglook busy!'; that's what was posted on the marquis in front of a local church here in Clinton for a few days last week and up until yesterday," reported the Reverend J.A. Layman, evangelist with Sterling Ministries, before The Lay School faculty here in Clinton, Tennessee.

This story is contributed by a member of the Knoxville community and is neither endorsed nor affiliated with Knoxville News Sentinel The Clinton Public Library will hold a Couponing and Money Saving Ideas Workshop at 6 p.m. Feb.

CLINTON - The Anderson County Sheriff's Office charged a man and his girlfriend Wednesday for murdering the man's elderly uncle in Claxton.

Sam Coulter, founder and president of Coulter & Justus P.C. in Knoxville is featured in a new book written by Troy Waugh and published by the American Institute of Public Accountants.

A judge on Monday denied a convicted murderer's quest for a new trial, saying some of the many issues Phillip Douglas Seals raised in his legal maneuver "just boggle the mind." Seals, 51, a former Anderson County paramedic, was convicted of shooting his estranged wife and her lover multiple times after finding them in bed in February 2005.

"All too often gardeners forget that their other gardening tools may need minor maintenance," explained Debra Hopkinson, former owner/partner of the DanDe Greenhouse here in Clinton, Tennessee.

"Now I can just hear the critics of the Judeo-Christian tradition cringing at the plain and simple gospel of Jesus Christ," commented Dr.