It has been 25 years, believe it or not, since the September 11 attacks: A series of commercial airplane hijackings and suicide attacks committed in 2001 by 19 terrorists, killing over 3,000 people. Included in those deaths, were 343 firefighters. Tusculum Volunteer Fire Department is holding their annual memorial walk on Friday, September 11th to […]
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A vehicle and a workshop on a Hoover Road property caught fire around 5:15 PM Thursday. The complainant, a resident of a nearby mobile home, noticed a van next to a workshop on the property was on fire and called 911. The fire quickly spread to the workshop and engulfed it. Firefighters from the Tusculum, […]
The creation of a Tusculum Ruritan Club was discussed during an informational meeting held Tuesday evening at Tusculum City Hall. Two Tusculum community members attended the meeting as well as several members of other Ruritan Clubs in Greene County such as Mt. Pleasant, Camp Creek, and Bowmantown. Tusculum Mayor Alan Corley and Tusculum Police Chief […]
A Greeneville man reported to the Greene County Sheriff’s Department that he was assaulted by a motorcyclist in an incident Saturday evening. The victim said he while he was merging onto East Andrew Johnson Highway from Tusculum Boulevard, he noticed motorcycles and sped up to get in front of them. The motorcyclists came up beside […]
Although an exact opening date has yet to be announced for the new TCAT (Tennessee Center For Applied Technology Center) in the former Greene Valley site at Tusculum, classes at the facility are expected to begin in September. The center did announce over the weekend Ribbon Cutting festivities at the facility have been scheduled for […]
Community members can learn more about a pivotal moment in the Revolutionary War and the part one of Tusculum University‘s founders played during an upcoming presentation on campus. Tim Massey, Greene County’s historian, will present “The South: Where the Tide of the American Revolution Turned” Thursday, Sept. 3, at 7 p.m. in Chalmers Conference Center, […]
Games This Week THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 Matchup Site Broadcast Time Mississippi Valley State vs. Nicholls Thibodaux, LA ESPN+ 6p Stony Brook vs. Delaware State Dover, DE MEAC Network 6p Barton vs. Virginia State Ettrick, VA CIAA Network 6p Bluefield State vs. Tusculum Greeneville, TN SAC Stream 6p FRIDAY, AUGUST 28 Matchup Site Broadcast Time Virginia […]
GREENEVILLE – An alumnus and longtime employee of Tusculum University who has an extensive record of teaching and mentoring has been promoted to dean of students at the higher education institution. Steve Anderson will take the lead on assistance and support initiatives for students of concern and oversee the judicial process, work-study programs and intramural […]
Whether people want to act in intimate plays outdoors or perform in a Shakespearean comedy on the stage inside Annie Hogan Byrd Fine Arts Center, Tusculum University is ready to give them a chance. The Center for the Arts is holding auditions for the annual production of “Edgar Allen Poe and Other Haunted Stories in […]
The Greene County Election Commission reported Thursday that prior to the deadline at noon, one nominating petition was filed for the November 3 City of Tusculum Municipal Election. BJ Brooks of Cumberland Drive filed a nominating petition to run for the only race on the ballot, City of Tusculum Commissioner. Brooks will be running unopposed, […]
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