Saturday Dec 5 | Newport Plain Talk
Bible's faced hardships and tragedy but survived
Sub-freezing morning temperature froze the fog hanging about Newport, causing some of us to wrestle with car doors and gate latches.
Rec Leagues tip off regular season
In front of a standing room only crowd last Saturday at the Cocke County Recreation Department gymnasium, fans were treated to a full day of basketball as Recreation League squads battled it out in their season-opening jamboree.
Newport City Council approves new building codes in first reading
The Newport City Council approved the 2006 International Building Code and the 2006 Residential Code, on first readings, at their monthly meeting held Wednesday, Nov.
Assault cases among 82 heard by grand jury
Serious assault charges against three people who are accused in connection with an incident last August were among the 82 cases heard by the Cocke County Grand Jury this week.
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Silent wooden cabinet speaks Bible's stories
The harvest moon looked almost out of place low on the horizon, large and orange as it just emerged from the distant mountains above our hometown, yet offers some comfort of clear days, cooler and drier, as we prepare to salute our veterans on Wednesday.
Chili Cook-off features 16 entries
Those attending Saturday's second annual Chili Cook-off will have the opportunity to taste 16 different dishes prepared by some of Cocke County's best cooks.
Two Newport men arrested in Greene County
Two Cocke County residents were charged Tuesday by a Greene County sheriff's deputy who stopped their car because it matched the description of a vehicle that was believed to have been involved in an attempted burglary in western Greene County.
Five arrested get federal charges related to counterfeit bills
Four men and one woman were arrested Wednesday, Oct. 28, and charged with federal charges related to making and distributing counterfeit money.
Counterfeiting operation busted in Cocke County
Five Cocke County residents have been accused of passing thousands of dollars worth of counterfeit bills in Newport, authorities said today.
Landfill Committee explores options on compactors, Cosby Convenience Center
Compactors and repairs at the Cosby Convenience Center dominated discussion during Monday's Landfill Committee meeting at the Courthouse Annex.
Family escapes fire that engulfs their Del Rio home
Pearl Burgin, her granddaughter Lebrina, and her 19-month-old great-granddaughter, Makaylee, were able to salvage some family photos and hunting equipment, but little else, in a fire that consumed Burgin's home on Highway 107, in Del Rio, late at night on Sunday, Oct.
A much younger Sam Venable helps skin the big catch.
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Big book sale Sat. at Stokely Library
In addition to books, the organization will also offer used videos and CD's, as well as a wide variety of white elephant items.
Partnership hears about Wild West Days
Lovers of the "Old West" stories-tales of cowboys and rodeos-are looking forward to next April when Wild West Days, a celebration of the days from 1870-1900, will be held at Del Rio's French Broad River Outpost Ranch.
High water brings flooding memories in Newport
Residents in Cocke County are keeping their eyes on the Pigeon River, even though a flood warning was finally canceled Tuesday afternoon.
Del Rio Days set for this weekend
The first fall weekend brings the beginnings of a series of weekend festivals across Cocke County which feature music, food, crafts, and all sorts of entertainment for thousands of visitors.
Cocke County resident admits to violating sex offender registration law
A Del Rio resident pleaded guilty today in U.S. District Court to violating the federal sex offender registration act.
SCHAS Citizen of the Year luncheon set for Sept. 10
Seats are still available for the 12th annual Senior Citizens Home Assistance Service Citizen of the Year luncheon, which is set for noon on Thursday, Sept.
Cemetery books arrive from printers
Shown with a set of the two-volume work, from left, are Cosby Community Library Director Sandra Foster, Library Friends President Dr.