Jonesborough News

Millville Blotter - Fighting each other outside of their neighboring rooms; assaulted outside a home in the 1800 block of West Main Street Tuesday, February 09, 2010 MILLVILLE * Michelle A. Priestley, 39, of Church Street, was arrested Sunday afternoon on the charge of shoplifting.

With the help of the Greeneville Arts Council, West Greene High School art students are working to help Haiti earthquake victims.

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John McCutcheon is an outstanding teller of folk tales, and an outstanding singer, songwriter and instrumentalist.

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JANUARY 28--Two Tennessee women who accused a man of rape have admitted to cops that they had consensually agreed to sex with him in exchange for a pack of cigarettes.

An East Tennessee lawmaker has filed a bill to make it a criminal act for the state to contract for any work on any portion of Interstate 69 or any other highway project designed to link Canada, the United States and Mexico.

After two weeks of being restricted to only considering the special session legislation authorized by Gov.

A legislative critic of traffic cameras warned today that Red Bank officials may have outsmarted themselves by passing a 12-year extension of the city's photo-enforcement contract with American Traffic Solutions in advance of likely state restrictions.

The Town of Jonesborough is asking Tennessee legislators to approve a zoning that would allow sales tax dollars to stay downtown.

A David Crockett High School student was arrested this morning after school administrators alerted police of the possibility that she may have brought prescription drugs on the campus and was distributing them to other students.

Update: 9:27 a.m.: Cool School for Dogs' owner, Brad Josslyn, and his niece, Ashli Thomas, say that in five years, they have never been robbed.

The Tennessee House Transportation Committee yesterday drafted a legislative proposal that will solidify the legal standing for the use of both speed cameras and red light cameras in the state.

Speeding cars and traffic accidents have long been a problem on South Cherokee Street in Jonesborough but steps are being taken to help change that.

Using cameras, Jonesborough has already cracked down on speeders and reckless drivers headed into town on Highway 11-E, but now the town is setting its sights on stopping the fast and furious at another town entrance.

Germs don't stand a fighting chance against the ingenuity of two Upper East Tennessee inventors.

Jonesborough Police are investigating the death of a man involved in a violent Christmas Day fight with his son and his son's girlfriend.

Government leaders in northeast Tennessee want the Tennessee Department of Transportation to put a HELP truck in the area.

Preanna Davis, 18, won the title of Cocke County Miss Fairest of the Fair in August, on her third try.

High school students have a new opportunity to explore the world of music, multimedia, theater and storytelling at the Milligan College Fine Arts Summer Academy.