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Middle school athletics and high school wrestling coaches are among those who will be impacted by a motion from the Carter County Board of Education on Monday evening to approve … Read More
What value does a library bring to a community? And how can it contribute to the community’s growth and prosperity? Those were a couple of the issues that Carter County … Read More
In a compromise move, the Grayson Planning and Zoning Commission will rezone a portion of land along US 60 from Residential-1 to Highway Business, but they will stop short of … Read More
The following individuals were arrested and booked into the Carter County Detention Center over the past week. This list includes local arrests only. It does not include federal inmates being … Read More
Silas is a two-and-a-half-year-old beagle mix. He’s a quiet, friendly boy and gets along great with everyone. Silas has a FREE adoption, which includes rabies vaccination and being neutered. Stop … Read More
By: Allison EvansPress Commentary Hopefully one day our grandchildren will have to Google search COVID-19 to find a definition. If they do, this virus will have come to pass. Obviously … Read More
West Carter’s tumultuous season continued last Friday, as they struggled, and came up scoreless, against Raceland, ending the game 0-21 and putting the Comets at two wins and two losses … Read More
No one really believes in werewolves, right? It’s the stuff of folk tales and horror movies. Pulp novels and comic books. But it isn’t the type of thing that anyone … Read More
This is one of the worst years on record for fall armyworms as a pest in home lawns, and specifically cool-season grasses. Normally, fall armyworms are a pest in agriculture … Read More
It is estimated that as many as three million children of all ages in this country are being reared by their grandparents as a result of divorce, drug addiction, incarceration, … Read More
I haven’t been out on the lake at all this year, and only a handful of times since the baby was born. My last big kayak trip was the birthday … Read More
Parents may complain about mask mandates, non-traditional instruction, and other aspects of the school system. But it’s not as bad as it was in 1987, when repeated complaints about the … Read More
East Carter came to play last Friday. The Raiders scored their first touchdown within four minutes of the game’s start, and kept that momentum going, ending the game against Perry … Read More
Traditional farmers routinely plant a cover crop at the end of a growing season. This is not something usually done by vegetable growers but is highly recommended. A cover crop … Read More
