Smith County News Headlines
Back to School Bash this Saturday, July 30th 4-8 p.m.
The Smith County Events Committee will host the “Back to School Bash” July 30th in front of Historic Downtown Courthouse. This is a FREE event that will include backpacks and school supplies give-away. There will also be a free popcorn and cotton candy, a bounce area,...
UCHRA Offering Transportation for Back to School Shopping
On Saturday, August 6th Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency (UCHRA) will offer bus transportation to Providence Shopping Mall in Mt. Juliet, TN. Families and students can shop for back to school essentials. To reserve a ride call 615-735-0476 ext 1. The round-trip...
Edward De La Rosa announces candidacy for District 8 Smith County Commissioner
Edward De La Rosa https://youtu.be/rojx7YHlN0k It is my honor to announce my write-in candidacy for 8th district County Commissioner. I have lived by a motto that has guided my life personally as well as professionally: "My success will always be indirect proportion...
Amid Soaring Inflation, Rep. Rose Slams Democrats’ Spending Proposal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8oefxY4ya6c WASHINGTON, DC—U.S Rep. John Rose (TN-6) spoke on the House Floor Wednesday in opposition to many of the provisions included in the House Democrats' latest appropriations funding bill. H.R. 8294, a package of six...
Food for Thought: Laughter really is good medicine
Did you know that laughter has health benefits? No joke! Laughter truly does have health benefits. It relaxes the whole body. A good, hearty laugh relieves physical tension and stress, and it leaves your muscles relaxed for up to 45 minutes. Laughter boosts the immune...
4-H News: Save the Date! Smith County 4-H Family Night
By Katie Martin -UT, Extension Agent - We would like to invite you to the first ever Smith County 4-H Family Night! We will be at the Smith County Ag Center on Thursday, August 25th from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. with food, door prizes, and booths set up for you to learn...
UT Extension News: Mulching is Good!
This article is part of the “Tree News You Can Use” series and is provided by the UTIA Residential and Community Forestry Workgroup. Why Mulch? Mulch is any material that is spread or laid over the surface of the soil as a covering to reduce moisture evaporation,...
July 2022 Meeting of the Smith County Board of Education
The Smith County Board of Education met at 5:00 p.m. on July 20th, 2022. You can watch the full meeting below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nijZnAekWiU Thanks to Judy Smith and Lacey Crockett of Blackwell Realty for sponsoring the live broadcast of this meeting....
Smith County Chamber Corner Show – July 2022
Check out the July 2022 edition of the Smith County Chamber Corner Show! This month’s show features updates from events going on in and around Smith County. If you would like to promote your event or local business on the Smith County Chamber Corner Show, contact the...
Cumberland Pediatrics will host a Back to School Event Tuesday, July 26, 2022
Cumberland Pediatrics in Gordonsville will host a free back to school event. "Pop Back to School" will be held on Tuesday, July 26, 2022 from 1:30-4:15 p.m. Nurse Practitioners Angel Reeves and Amy Evans will be available for well checks if you need one. There will be...
Gordonsville woman indicted, charged by TBI in $250,000 theft case
TBI Press Release: WILSON COUNTY – A Gordonsville woman has been indicted following a TBI investigation into the theft of more than a quarter of a million dollars from an estate she oversaw. In June 2019, TBI special agents opened an investigation into the theft, at...
Nominate Smith County Humane for a chance to win $10,000
The Smith County Humane is working diligently to secure a physical shelter in the County. Here is a chance to nominate Smith County Humane for a contest worth $10,000. In honor of Lost Pet Prevention Month, the Invisible Fence Brand is inviting you to nominate...
Traffic stop in Grant leads to multiple drug charges
Christopher Strub On June 29 Sgt. Matt White observed a vehicle failing to maintain travel in the lane on Grant Highway. He initiated a traffic stop at the intersection of Grant Hwy and Kent Lane. The driver of the vehicle was identified as Christopher Dale Strub,...
July 2022 Meeting of the Gordonsville City Council
The Gordonsville City Council held its monthly meeting on Wednesday, July 13, 2022.You can watch the full council meeting below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ryq_HonUcZU Subscribe to Smith County Insider’s YouTube channel to stay up-to-date on meeting...
Smith County Events Committee to host “Back to School Bash” July 30th in front of Historic Downtown Courthouse
Smith County Events Committee to host "Back to School Bash" July 30th in front of Historic Downtown Courthouse. This is a FREE event that will include backpack and school supplies give-away, There will also be a bounce area, yard games and other kid activities....
UCEMC Essay Contest Winner Returns from Washington, DC Trip
Savanna Bryant UCEMC Essay Contest Winner from GHS Carthage, TN – 16-year-old Savanna Bryant of Gordonsville High School has returned from visiting the nation’s capital June 17 – 23, as Upper Cumberland EMC’s delegate in the 2022 Washington Youth Tour. Savanna earned...
Gordon Family visits Gordonsville to commemorate and remember their formally enslaved ancestor
Gordon Family gathered on the grounds of the former John Gordon Plantation in Gordonsville, Tenn. On Saturday, July 16, over 60 members of the Gordon family visited Gordonsville to commemorate and remember their ancestor, Phillis Gordon, a former slave on the John...
UCEMC sponsors students trips to 4-H Electric Camp
Front row L-R: Larry Fleming, UCEMC Member Services; Abby Cooper, Smith County; Luke Otte, Jackson County; Ben Blaylock, Putnam County; Back row L-R: Ryan Roberts, Putnam County; Isabella Gurrero, Overton County; Alia Colson, Overton County; and Avery Stepp,...
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