Today's News

  The Campbell County Chamber of Commerce Networking Coffee will Dec. 15 at 8:30 a.m. hosted by LaFollette Court Assisted Living.

After months of anticipation the numbers are in.

The results recently released in the Tennessee Department of Education’s state report have some administrators with the Campbell County School System breathing a sigh of relief, while others are looking for a way to step up their game.

“There are a lot of bright spots (in the report card) and there are other areas that give us cause for pause,” Donnie Poston, Campbell County director of schools, said of the data listed on the report card.

Neisha Romines speech is quick.

As she recounts a six-month time span that temporarily ruined her life, Romines repeatedly runs her fingers through her short dark hair. It is obviously a nervous habit.

Talking about the nightmare that meth turned her life into, it is hard to believe she was once an addict.

 Mayor Robert Stooksbury took a few minutes at the end of Caryville’s monthly meeting to encourage the board members.

“We’ve had a pretty good year this year,” Stooksbury said. “I like to think things are looking up for the city.”