Jefferson City News

Dave Hake/Special to the News Sentinel Sarah Scott talks about her faith at Church of the Savior in Knoxville.

The search is on and 12 applicants have applied for the job of Director of Putnam County Schools.

It's become known as Jefferson City's greatest mystery. Is David Warner dead, or alive? Almost thirty years later, there's still no answer.

News Sentinel The Sept. 26, 1904 edition of the Knoxville Sentinel reports on the New Market train wreck that happened two days previously.

Carson-Newman College student Adam Tarver walks through an abandoned building Thursday in Jefferson City as part of an effort to help count the homeless.

Traci Parker, who has worked at the hotel for seven years, was appointed senior sales manager.

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A notice that university President Randall O'Brien sent to the campus community last week stated the athletic training, computer information systems and French programs are being ended by the Baptist-affiliated private college in Jefferson City, according to The Knoxville News-Sentinel.

University spokesman Parker Leake declined comment on what he called "ongoing personnel matters."

Carson-Newman has eliminated at least four top administrative posts and three other jobs, according to the newspaper.

The college has been struggling financially in recent years, but received full accreditation late last year after being on a watch list for a year.

Authorities say they have caught a suspect wanted in a series of bank robberies in East Tennessee who was featured on electronic billboards across the state.

JEFFERSON CITY, Tenn. - Carson-Newman College administrators say they are eliminating three study areas and have cut cabinet posts and other jobs.

An FBI spokesperson said FBI agents, Knoxville Police, and the Knox County Sheriff's Office arrested William Steven Curtis, 40, without incident Friday morning.