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Lenoir City Mayor Tony Aikens addressed Lenoir City Council during the March 13 regular meeting about a local online blog he said contained ha…

The Friends of Loudon Public Library recently hosted a book sale outside the library to raise funds, spread awareness about the group and hope…

Tellico Village’s new chief executive officer took the blame Feb. 27 for what he characterized as missteps during his first town hall meeting …

The 100 Women Who Care of East Tennessee Foothills met for the second time Thursday at the Yacht Club in Tellico Village to donate more than $…

Lenoir City Council unanimously approved a contract Monday to improve bank stabilization along a section of Town Creek at Wampler Keith Park.

Several Greenback residents attended the most recent meeting of Loudon County Commission in hopes of getting leaders to help fund a sewer syst…

Loudon County Commission voted 7-3 on Monday to pursue legal action against Lenoir City for the annexation of land for Belle West subdivision.

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One year after his death while on duty, Loudon County Sheriff’s Office held a memorial service Friday morning for Sgt. Chris Jenkins.

Lenoir City Council and Mayor Tony Aikens doubled down last week in their dispute with Loudon County over property annexed by the city for Bel…

Members of the Loudon County Records Commission teamed with elected officials and other volunteers to finish an inventory of hundreds of boxes…

Loudon Utilities Board discussed at a Jan. 9 workshop the Christmas weekend rolling power blackouts instituted by Tennessee Valley Authority b…

Tammi Bivens, the only remaining member of the Loudon County Solid Waste Disposal Commission who voted for a controversial contract amendment …

Loudon County Public Records Commission met in a special called session Thursday to discuss the fate of hundreds of boxes of public records re…

Faced with a number of pressing issues related to contracts, fees and landfill expansion, the Loudon County Solid Waste Disposal Commission is…

Dozens of cold water enthusiasts braved the depths of Tellico Lake on New Year’s Day to participate in the East Tennessee Polar Plunge.

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