Opening a new business is an exciting and stressful endeavor, but opening a new business during a pandemic can add an extra layer of unprecedented stress.
The East Tennessee Foundation recently granted $10,000 to Loudon County Schools to ensure its feeding program can continue through the summer.
After more than two months of no activity due to the coronavirus outbreak, high school teams throughout Loudon County have been cleared to return to practice in a limited setting.
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The Loudon County Sesquicentennial Committee is hoping to move forward with a community celebration June 20.
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One Lenoir City 10-year-old is putting her talent to good use as she makes face masks for those with a need.
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Fifteen additional employees at Loudon’s Monterey Mushrooms tested positive for COVID-19.
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Standing in front of a Loudon County Courthouse still under repair from last year’s fire, American Legion Post 120 members and others from the community Monday honored those who lost their lives in service to their country.
Local law enforcement is stressing caution to avoid scams during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Rockin’ the Docks 20th anniversary is set for July 4 in Lenoir City Park.
Loudon County Baptist Association has been working through the COVID-19 pandemic to launch a ministry for displaced children.
Old Time Gospel Baptist Church held its 41st annual homecoming service Sunday.
Loudon County Habitat for Humanity ReStore and construction for the critical repair program are slowly resuming business.
Loudon County’s annual Young Achievers celebration scheduled for April 16 was canceled because of the pandemic.
Youth football and baseball teams in Loudon County are dealing with numerous questions and concerns regarding the possibility of returning this summer.
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Loudon County election workers are in the midst of preparations for the August state and federal primary and county general election.
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Monterey Mushrooms in Loudon has dozens of COVID-19 cases, more than doubling the number of Loudon County infections over the weekend.
Annual budget preparations are approaching as Lenoir City and Loudon assess the financial impact of COVID-19.
Twelve high school juniors from Loudon County will take the stage virtually Saturday in hopes of being named the winner of this year’s Distinguished Young Women competition.
Loudon County commissioners are preparing for the coming fiscal year budget that will likely have its fair share of challenges.
Local residents came together last week to celebrate National Day of Prayer, although they gathered virtually.
Local mayors again came together Monday for a brief update on how COVID-19 is affecting operations in Loudon County.
Greenback, Lenoir City and Loudon high schools and their respective athletic programs are working on plans to return to normal in time for the fall semester.
Following a countywide closure of parks and cancellation of sporting events, both Lenoir City and Loudon parks and recreation departments are hoping to reopen and resume activities soon.
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Loudon County dairy farmers are trying to manage operations as demand for milk has taken a downturn.
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Two employees at Wampler’s Sausage in Lenoir City tested positive for the coronavirus and have been placed in quarantine.
As the state slowly begins to reopen, local churches are following their own timeline to best determine when congregations can make their way back into the building for services.
A pair of big annual events in Lenoir City have been called off because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Covenant Health hospitals, including Fort Loudoun Medical Center in Lenoir City, are still offering emergency care for patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 hasn’t slowed progress in one area as Lenoir City and Loudon continue with new projects.
Residents of River Grove Health and Rehabilitation Center in Loudon waved to friends and family from their parking lot April 28 as vehicles one by one paraded by.
Lenoir City Schools is starting to bring employees back into buildings, while Loudon County Schools is taking slower steps.
With uncertainty surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic, some local churches have been forced to table international and domestic mission trips and find new ways to help others.
Thanks to help from the community, a couple of members of Blairland Baptist Church in Loudon will go on mission to Honduras.
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Hair salons, barbershops and tattoo parlors received the order to reopen today.
Local small business owners are beginning to slowly and cautiously reopen their doors to the public.
For the first time in weeks, gym owners have been allowed to open their doors to the public.
Law enforcement agencies saw varying trends in reports of domestic assault as residents were asked to stay at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
With the state slowly beginning to open, area businesses must decide how they plan to operate.
COVID-19 has shut down many industries, leaving Tennesseans with no choice but to file for unemployment.
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All five local mayors were together Monday to discuss steps to reopen Loudon County.
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Numerous local school workers start their day early to provide meals to children who may need them now more than ever.
Graduating seniors at Lenoir City High School had the chance to pick up their caps and gowns by drive-through Tuesday even though the ceremony is months away.
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The coronavirus pandemic has created a plethora of health concerns for older patients in Loudon County.
Graduating seniors were at the forefront of conversation at the Lenoir City Board of Education workshop April 23.
Loudon Public Library partnered with Loudon United Methodist Church to deliver gift bags and provide a little cheer.
With the spread of COVID-19, local residents are having to learn how to adapt to a digital world, even in the real estate market.
The Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association on April 15 officially announced the cancellation of all athletic events for the remainder of the 2019-20 school year.
Thousands of businesses across the nation have been shut down due to the coronavirus outbreak, but mail and package delivery services remain operational.
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Loudon County and Lenoir City schools will be closed for the remainder of the school year.
Bowden’s Flowers of Lenoir City wants all of Loudon County to join in honoring the individuals working the front lines during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Vehicles slowly made their way Saturday morning one by one to the Loudon County Health Department where occupants could be tested for COVID-19.
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