Jacksboro, TN (2018-12-15) A 50-mile police pursuit that started near the Tennessee/Kentucky line in Campbell County ended in Scott County Friday night when the suspects lost control of their stolen car just east of Huntsville. Along the way, authorities say that the suspects fired multiple shots at officers. [ Read More ]
Looking for help? Scott Appalachian Industries (SAI) cares about an individuals special needs. They employ scores of trained care professionals who serve individuals with challenging, long-term health concerns, and they have many other services to offer. [ Read More ]
Huntsville, TN (2018-12-13) The Scott County Board of Education recognized both the Student of the Month and school volunteers at its regular meeting Thursday night in Huntsville. [ Read More ]
Winfield, TN (2018-12-14) A Winfield man was seriously burned Friday morning in a flash fire at his house in the Gum Fork community. [ Read More ]
Huntsville, TN (2018-12-13) When the Tennessee General Assembly convenes next year, school vouchers are expected to be one of the hotbed issues debated in Nashville. On Thursday, Scott County School Director Bill Hall encouraged members of the Scott County School Board to start advocating for public schools in advance of the upcoming session. [ Read More ]
The Huntsville City Council regular session on Thursday, December 20th, has been cancelled.
Nashville, TN (2018-12-12) The Audit Division of the Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury’s Office has reported that the lack of a vetting process between two county departments led to an overdraft on a fund for the Scott County School System. It also found that the Clerk and Master failed to properly collateralize deposits that exceeded the limits of federal coverage. [ Read More ]
Winfield, TN (2018-12-11) First-term Winfield Alderwoman Opal Anderson was appointed the first female Mayor of the municipality Tuesday night. Former Winfield Mayor Donald (Dick) Sexton was tapped to the fill the vacancy created by her appointment. [ Read More ]
Nashville, TN (2018-12-11) For scammers, the season of holiday giving is the season of taking, and Tennesseans’ hard-earned money again tops scammers’ wish lists. Unfortunately, Tennessee consumers are falling for scammers’ ploys when it comes to gift card swindles in increasing numbers. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC)’s Consumer Sentinel Network reports Tennesseans lost nearly $1 million – over $943,000 – through prepaid gift card scams in 2018, which is a 44 % increase compared to 2017 when scammers stole $653,709 from consumers. [ Read More ]
Tennessee families lose millions of dollars a year because they don’t get the food stamps they should. Food stamps help families raise healthy children. They help older people stay healthy. They help make ends meet. Call or visit the Department of Human Services in your county and find out if you qualify for food stamps. [ Read More ]
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