Friday, March 15, 2013

Budget Cuts Heighten Food Need
Northeast Tennessee's second harvest food bank is seeing record need since the first of the year, and now with the newly enacted budget cuts the need is going to grow. Director Rhonda Chaffin says the reason for the need is simple... Chaffin says along with more people needing food they are having trouble getting some popular foods are not being acquired by the food bank since the prices have gotten too high to buy things like peanut butter. (CC)

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

  • K9 Kodi Holds Suspect So Officers Can Make The Arrest
  • Food city trailer
  • OK scams
  • 8 Years And 10 Months in Federal Prison Handed Down
  • Woman Arrested for Shoplifting From a Local Mall
  • Street Racing Victim Wants Teens Charged as Adults
  • Police Won't Press Charges Against Trail Days Driver
  • Immigration Reform Prayed for at Bi-Lingual Vigil
  • Reward Offered For Missing Equipment
  • Talks Still Underway for Carter Co. Rescue Service
  • Change of Venue In Greeneville Murder Case
  • Scott Co. Murder Trial Re-Set
  • Sullivan County Election Day
  • Milligan and Tusculum Classes in Kpt
  • A Push To Lower The Blood Alcohol Content Proceeds
  • Skills USA Competitors Won An Award For The Most Awards



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