Aug 13, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News, Politics
On November 19 of last year, Kelly Butler and Sharona & Jason Carr, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), filed a legal complaint against the Smith County Board of Education for the promotion of religion in the school system. The original... Aug 13, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
by Steve Norris, Smith County Insider Weather Correspondent Showers and thunderstorms are likely through Friday but then chances drop to 50% Saturday and 30% on Sunday and Monday. High temperatures will mostly be in the upper 80s and then dropping into the upper 60s... Aug 13, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
Check out the August 2020 edition of “An Ounce of Prevention”, the monthly newsletter from the Smith County Drug Prevention Coalition! Read this month’s newsletter to learn more about International Overdose Awareness Day on August 31 and the Drug... Aug 12, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
The Smith County Grand Jury met for its August 2020 session. Over 30 indictments were returned, 18 of which you can see below: All subjects are innocent until proven guilty. The State of Tennessee vs Jeff Langford {1 Count(s) Theft of Property $10,000 – $60,000}... Aug 12, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
by Mary Parker Draper, Extension Agent – Smith County What’s one thing you don’t leave home without? For most people, it’s their cellphone. Even when at home their cellphones are nearby. Cellphones have changed the way we communicate with others……the average person... Aug 12, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
by Chris Hicks, County Director – UT Extension Smith County Summer storms are a regular occurrence in Tennessee, and they can leave substantial damage in the yard or farm. High winds, heavy downpours, and hail can break limbs, destroy fences, and damage trees and... 
