Thursday, October 04, 2012

Sullivan County Gets Tax Anticipation Loan
Sullivan County has borrowed two million dollars in order to pay their bills. They closed a tax anticipation loan with Bank of Tennessee on Wednesday. In a story in the Bristol Herald Courier, County Trustee Frances Harrell said that several large bills have come in and payroll must be met on Friday. Even though property tax notices have gone out, most of that money comes in later on in the year. The county must pay back the two million dollars by the end of June.

Wednesday, June 19, 2013

  • Joh named Grand Marshall
  • Marion Police Chief UPDATED
  • Forestry gives to local fire departments
  • Marion Police Chief Arrested
  • Gunshots at Ghost hunters
  • Sullivan Stabbing
  • Elizabethton School Saga Continues
  • Man Arrested Right After Getting Out of Jail
  • JC Drug Arrest
  • Hawkins County Deputy Robbed
  • Tri-Cities Retail Sales Down
  • Roe Talks Student Loans
  • VA Politics
  • Trial Date Set in Double Murder
  • FL man dies in Detention Center



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