Friday, June 15, 2012

Carter County Seeks Increase In Property Taxes
The Carter County Commission's budget committee is recommending a nearly 12-cent increase in the county property tax rate. The committee voted 4-3 to send the full commission its recommendation to hike the tax rate by 11.8 cents to a new total of $2.27 per 100-dollars of assessed property value. 7.8 cents will go to public education while 4 cents will be applied to debt service if it passes. The school system is seeking an additional 431-thousand dollars because of declining state and federal revenue with increased mandated expenses. (bg)

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

  • Tri-cities retail sales
  • Roe talks student loans
  • Virginia politics
  • Trial date set in double murder
  • FL man dies in detention center
  • Video Catches Impaired Vandalizers
  • Elizabethton Twins Bus Involved in Fatal Crash
  • Hawkins County Fires Education Finance Director
  • Grocery Employee Caught Stealing Money
  • Carter County Emergency Services Agreement
  • MSHA Good Employer Award
  • ETSU Gets Money for Drug Abuse Prevention
  • VA Grant for SRO’s
  • Tennesseans Want Immigration Reform
  • Pliny Fisk Mural
  • Horse Drowning
  • Wampler Sr. Highway



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