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Thorn-Hill Volunteer-Fire Department held its Fall Festival Saturday, September 17
The Red Barn Farm & History Day began with heavy rain showers Saturday, September 10. Local craftsmen and historians braved the downpours to demonstrate their skills and offer their wares for sale throughout the day. Despite the rain, attendees browsed in the various booths set up on th…
BEAN STATION – Bean Station is now home to a premier RV park with upscale amenities more often found at popular vacation destinations.
RUTLEDGE – Anyone with an appetite for something a little different in Grainger County may find what they’re looking for at Cup to Saucer Coffee & More in Rutledge.
The Grainger High School Marching Grizzlies made their first home appearance Friday, August 26. They performed during half time at the game against Greeneville High School.
Grainger High School JROTC is a student-led organization that serves both students and the community while helping students develop skills for success.
BLAINE – The Blaine Exxon gas station is one of the last full service stations around and the new ownership has seen business double.
Students participated in the first day of school Wednesday, August 3 at Joppa Elementary School.
The Blaine Senior Citizens met Thursday, July 14 at Spout Spring Estates Winery and Vineyard. There were 18 in attendance. Ted Miracle sang.
BEAN STATION – Small Town Woodshop lets family pets experience comfort via its handcrafted animal coops.
The Hoppers Bluff community in Rutledge celebrated Independence Day weekend with a boat parade and fireworks. Heavy rain forced the boat parade to be postponed from Sunday afternoon to Monday morning.
BEAN STATION – James Madison was many things, but he is referred to as the Father of the Constitution.
BEAN STATION – Two kiosks honoring Tate Springs Golf Course were revealed at Kingswood Home for Children Friday, June 17.
The second annual Rutledge Tractor Pull was held Saturday, June 11 at Rutledge City Park.
