The Appalachia Habitat for Humanity ReStores in Oneida and Sunbright have furniture, appliances, clothing, household items along with other miscellaneous items for sale. The ReStores are always in need of donations for the store. All profits are used to further the building ministry of Appalachia Habitat for Humanity. For more information, call (423) 569-3229 (Oneida), (423) 628-2081 (Sunbright) or (423) 627-2507 (Office).
Oneida, TN (2018-04-18) After years of complaints about seedy activity and multiple drug and sex crime arrests, authorities shuttered a local motel Wednesday morning—deeming it a public nuisance. [ Read More ]
Oneida, TN (2018-04-17) The annual Scott County Benefit Auction and Telethon will provide much needed support to the Scott County Rescue Squad. This year’s auction has been moved from August to this weekend. [ Read More ]
Huntsville, TN (2018-04-17) A Campbell County couple is facing child abuse and neglect charges after the pair allegedly smoked marijuana inside a car with a one-year old infant in the vehicle with them. [ Read More ]
Huntsville, TN (2018-04-16) The Scott County Commission approved a pair of grants Monday night to fund litter prevention and collection, as well as continuing the fight to end domestic violence. [ Read More ]
Huntsville, TN (2018-04-16) A traffic stop in Huntsville has led the arrest of eight people on drug charges. Authorities say many of those arrested were trading meth for marijuana. [ Read More ]
Robbins, TN (2018-04-17) One man was killed and another uninjured in a horrific head-on collision on U.S. 27 in Robbins Monday afternoon. The survivor has been charged with misdemeanor traffic violations. [ Read More ]
Oneida, TN (2018-04-16) An Oneida man is facing rape charges following an investigation by the Oneida Police Department. Authorities say the victim was 10 years old. [ Read More ]
CASA of the Tennessee Heartland’s Scott County program office is seeking volunteers to advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children. CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) are appointed by a juvenile judge and are trained to research a child’s life in order to make recommendations to the court relating to securing a permanent, safe home for the child. [ Read More ]
Oneida, TN (2018-04-12) Mountain Peoples Health Councils, Inc. is hosting a free Naloxone training program on Tuesday, April 17, 2018. The drug, which is administered to immediately reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, will also be given out to the first 45 attendees. [ Read More ]
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