Friday, September 07, 2012

Hawkins County Commissioner Turns In More Signatures
The Hawkins County Election Office is checking signatures required to get a referendum for liquor by the drink on the November 6th ballot. Hawkins County Commissioner John Metz started the countywide signature drive and believes there will be 931 registered voters needed. Supporters of the referendum want approval to encourage chain restaurants to move to Hawkins County. They believe the move would increase property and sales tax revenue and decrease the tax burden on residential property owners. All signatures should be verified by Monday. Three Hawkins County municipalities have already been approved for separate referendums including Mount Carmel, Church Hill and Rogersville. (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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