Sevierville News

Applewood Farms invited the community to a family fun day in Sevierville. The celebration included an apple cake bake-off and an apple fritter eating contest.

The City of Sevierville is implementing a new voice recording alert system that lets citizens know when a person has gone missing.

Streets being paved are: Bridge, Forest, Highland, Laurel and White avenues and James Agee and 12th, 14th and 16th streets.

The city has subscribed to the national "A Child is Missing" program. It helps law enforcement agencies get the word out any time a person, young or old, goes missing.

Getting away in June?A Survey what is going on in Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge, and Sevierville.

Charles Blalock and Sons owns all their own equipment. Once in awhile they will have to rent some equipment, such as an air compressor or other odd equipment.

A group of people calling themselves, Tennessee's Helping Hearts, says they are trying to get enough money raised to build a memorial at a Sevierville park to honor fallen heroes.

Starting at sunrise, the names of the more than 6,000 men and women from East Tennessee who gave their lives for our country were read at the East Tennessee Veterans Memorial at World's Fair Park.

The Sevier County Rescue Squad has boats in the water and search dogs on land, looking for Alan Pittman, 16, who was last seen swimming across the French Broad River.

The sound of motorcycles was heard all over Sevierville on Sunday, as bikers gathered to remember Memorial Day.

According to police, Pittman jumped into the river off of McCroskey Island Road near the Sevierville sewer plant around 4:45 Sunday afternoon.

Gov. Bill Haslam says he will be supporting some incumbent Republican legislators who face primary challenges this summer, apparently starting with House Education Committee Chairman Richard Montgomery of Sevierville.

Ready to graduate Saturday were, from left, Regina Omoregie of Marrietta, Ga., Constance Manley of Pennslyvania, Wanda Maggard of Sevierville and Heather Berry of Danville, Ga.

The City of Sevierville is using one of their summer hot spots to help save the town thousands of dollars, and the environment at the same time.

Looking for somewhere to go for the weekend? These hot spots in East Tennessee offer a delightful mix of outdoor recreation, history, shopping and fun.

The Johnson City Development Authority, which bought the vacant CC&O Railroad Depot in 2010 in an effort to save it, approved the sale this month to Sevierville attorney and entrepreneur Joe Baker.

Crews have installed a new, larger pump that can handle a larger number of users.

Developers in Sevier County are pushing for a new multimillion dollar baseball complex in Sevierville.

A Sevier County man has been sentenced to nearly three decades in prison for a series of sexual assaults.

One person is in custody after three people were shot and killed Monday afternoon at a Powell apartment complex, according to the Knox County Sheriff's Office.