Smith County News Headlines
Food for Thought: Flu Risks
After nearly three years of restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic stifled flu cases across the nation, University of Tennessee Extension health experts are warning Tennesseans that this year may be different. “Flu season is expected to be more severe this year...
Upper Cumberland Game Con at the Smith County Ag Center on November 19, 2022
Are you ready Smith County? For the first ever of it's kind within our county lines - drum roll- Upper Cumberland Game Con! What is this, you may ask? UCGC is a unique gathering space for gamers of all kinds. You like, RPGs? Awesome, they've got tons for you! Are you...
2022-23 Gun Hunting Season for Deer Opens November 19th
Tennessee’s 2022-23 statewide gun hunting season for deer opens Saturday, Nov. 19. The season traditionally opens each year on the Saturday prior to Thanksgiving. During gun season, sportsmen may also use muzzleloaders or archery equipment. “Deer hunting...
Over 4,000 people flooded the streets of Gordonsville at the 5th Annual Halloween Bash
https://youtu.be/YeiUS-Dx1Q4 Record crowds flooded the streets of Gordonsville on October 31 to attend the annual Gordonsville Halloween Bash. This is the 5th year that the Gordonsville Events Committee has organized the event and it has grown tremendously each year....
Taiho Manufacturing in Gordonsville is NOW HIRING – New starting pay!
Taiho Manufacturing of Tennessee, Inc., a leader in the automotive parts industry, is currently accepting applications at the Gordonsville, Tennessee manufacturing facility. They have immediate openings with new pay rate starting at $17.00 per hour! Positions...
Smith County Native and Wildlife Officer Reaches Milestone
Bob Lowery, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s Smith County wildlife officer was recently honored for his 30 years of service to the state. Lowery was presented his 30-year plaque by TWRA Executive Director Jason Maxedon at a ceremony at the TWRA’s headquarters...
Business Spotlight: Vaden Meat Processing
Lifelong resident of Gordonsville and 29 year educator, Shane Vaden is excited to announce the launch Vaden Meat Processing. Currently he is processing deer only, but will begin beef and pork processing in January of 2023. "Providing fresh meat and preparing it for...
Governor Lee’s bus tour makes stop in Gordonsville
Governor Bill Lee visited Smith County on Monday, November 7, as part of his "Tennessee Works" campaign bus tour. Lee was joined on the tour by Lt. Governor Randy McNally and Speaker of the House Cameron Sexton. Congressman John Rose, State Representative Michael...
November 8, 2022 Smith County Election Results
Voters had the opportunity to cast ballots in a variety of races during the November 8, 2022 Election, including Governor, US House, TN Senator, TN House, Carthage Mayor, Carthage Alderman, Gordonsville Alderman and several more. Polls were open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00...
November 2022 Meeting of the Carthage City Council
he Carthage City Council held its monthly meeting on Thursday, November 3, 2022, at 6:00 pm. Several items were discussed. Watch the full meeting below. https://youtu.be/RIzHxE0W0yI Thanks to Smith County Animal Clinic, Teresa’s Gifts and Casey Elrod for Carthage City...
Smith County Sheriff’s Office prepares for 2022 Santa’s Shoppers Program
The Smith County Sheriff’s Office has partnered with the Smith County Chamber of Commerce again this year to host the 2022 Santa’s Shoppers Program. Santa’s Shoppers creates an exciting Christmas experience for children in need and fosters connections between children...
Absolute Auction hosted by Heartland set for November 19th
Heartland Real Estate and Auction is set to host an absolute auction on Saturday, November 19, 2022. The auction is set to begin at 9am and the real estate will sell at 12pm. The auction features a 1550 sq. ft. home with a barn and shop. It also features a huge...
Parent Night Out 2022 hosted by Smith County Drug Prevention Coalition
The Smith County Drug Prevention Coalition will host a Parent Night Out on Monday, November 14th, at 6:00pm at the Smith Co. Chamber of Commerce. They will provide a free lasagna dinner and education on how you can talk to your children and teenagers about the dangers...
Everything Voters Need to Know for the Nov. 8 Election
Secretary of State's Tre Hargett wants Tennessee voters to have the information they need before heading to the polls for the Nov. 8 State and Federal General election. Tennesseans can access voter-specific Election Day information, including polling times, locations,...
Bond revoked for middle school coach charged in sex case
Jamal Devante Carter Jamal Carter to remain in custody until trial The bond of a Middle School P.E. teacher and basketball coach charged with various sex offenses has been revoked by the Criminal Court Judge overseeing the cases. On Friday, November 5, Criminal...
4-H News: 4-H Banquet Celebrates Smith County Youth
By Katie Martin -UT, Extension Agent --- Smith County 4-H hosted its fifth annual 4-H Banquet on November 3, 2022. 4-H members, their families, volunteers, and supporters gathered at the Smith County Ag Center to celebrate our 4-H’ers accomplishments from the previous...
Food for Thought: Couponing Cautions
Turn on the television, browse any store’s website, open the Sunday paper, or look in your mailbox and chances are you will find a mountain of coupons ready for “clipping.” While couponing is big business and a way for shoppers to save on their grocery bill, couponing...
UCEMC employees from Carthage District office volunteer to serve community
The afternoon shift of Help Center volunteers from UCEMC: L-R- Steve Johnson, Michele Nixon, Crystal Dennis, Emma Trainham, Kathy Sherfield, Hayley Reynolds, Tyler Clemons, and Corey Wright. More photos of UCEMC Day of Service volunteers in December’s Tennessee...
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