Bill Lee, Greeneville and Governor
'It's inspiring to see hope intersect with tragedy' | Governor Bill Lee visits Greene and Cocke counties to survey flood damage
COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. — Governor Bill Lee visited the Greeneville community Thursday to see the devastation from recent historic flooding firsthand. He first spoke with local leaders at the Greeneville/Greene County Office of Emergency Management, then met with volunteers and those impacted by the flooding at Trinity United Methodist Church.
Local Arby’s restaurants gave out free cases of water in Greeneville Thursday in the wake of Hurricane Helene’s devastating ...
On Wednesday evening, the T.A. Dugger football squad closed out its season with a 48-42 loss to Greeneville Middle School at ...
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency identified the body as belonging to Boone McCrary, 32, from Greeneville.
Body of Boone McCrary, missing after a Nolichucky River boating accident, found. McCrary was attempting a rescue during ...
On Oct. 2, officers with the Johnson City Police Department arrested Zebedee Gross, 23, of Greeneville, and charged him with ...
The body of missing man Boone McCrary was recovered from a creek that feeds the Nolichucky River on Tuesday, according to the ...
After days of repairs, the water supply system in Greene County is gearing up Thursday to go online, but the process is not ...
Fort GreeneVille Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will be honoring the 175th Anniversary of Bear’s Mill at the ...
Because of the impact of the hurricane high school football teams have done what they could to help others and plan for a ...
Head coach Spencer Riley and the Jeff County High School administration opened its doors, housing the Greeneville football ...
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