Community Members. Want to share cards and letters will USS Greeneville crew? Please deliver them to The Greeneville Sun, 121 W. Summer, by April 16 at 5 p.m. Then the USS Greeneville Support Group will hand deliver them to crew in Connecticut April 19-20

Rock City, 109 N. College, will host a USS GREENEVILLE FUNDRAISER April 8, 4-9 p.m. The USS Greeneville Support Group will visit the sub April 19-20, using Rock City proceeds to feed 140 crew members in Connecticut before the sub repositions to California.

The Greeneville Arts Council and the General Morgan Inn will present “Resonating: New Paintings by Lawrence Danecke” at the Mason House Gallery. The exhibit will open Thursday, Nov. 2, and continue through Nov. 30. Admission is free.

The Exchange Club of Greeneville recognized its first “Youth of the Month” for the 2023-2024 school year during the club’s Oct. 17 meeting.

Rain fell Monday in Greene County, but the forecast for coming days indicates a return to drier weather and colder temperatures.

Highland Elementary School celebrated 90 years of learning, leadership, and love in a special celebration Friday at the school.

To meet new requirements for state funding, both Greeneville and Greene County school districts have completed their first Tennessee Investment in Student Achievement (TISA) accountability reports.

With temperatures expected to drop below freezing this week, the Red Cross is offering home fire prevention safety tips.

Love Your Health by Jessica Barnett is published every other Monday in the Health section.

It has been prime leaf peeping season in East Tennessee.

Fourteen African-American men and women in Greene County were recognized Saturday evening as 2023 community service honorees at a formal black-tie dinner gala.

American Legion Post #64 of Greeneville, and the Greeneville-Greene County Honor Guard will participate in the regional annual fundraiser Wednesday to support local Honor Guard units.

The Greene County Partnership Agribusiness Committee’s 33rd Annual Farm-City Banquet presented by Greene County Farm Bureau and Farm Credit Mid-America will be held at First Baptist Church on Main Street at 6 p.m. on Nov. 9.

Local agencies on the front line in the war against drugs in Greene County received significant funding this month to enhance their efforts.

The Greene County Board of Education approved state grant funds for school security and Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs Thursday in a meeting at the Greene Technology Center.

This Saturday will be the last day of the Depot Street Farmers Market this year. It will reopen the first Saturday of May 2024. To celebrate the end of another year of produce, meat, baked goods, jams and everything else, organizers invite people to…

The Town of Mosheim Board of Mayor and Aldermen gave preliminary approval to an ordinance during its meeting Thursday night that would move the town from a two-ward system to a one-ward system of representation.

The Joint Board of Education approved an agreement Thursday night for both Greeneville and Greene County students to continue attending the Greene Technology Center in the 2024-25 school year.

A civil service examination for the position of deputy sheriff-corrections officer will be held Nov. 10 at the Greene County Courthouse.

Greene County sheriff’s deputies answered the call this past weekend to assist one of their own. Off-duty volunteers joined in to construct a wheelchair ramp for former Sheriff’s Department chief mechanic Lynn Harrison.