ROGERSVILLE - In the Midweek edition (May 16) of The Rogersville Review. Teen drowns...TBI investigates two shootings...Relay for Life coverage...No tax increase in Surgoinsville...Hawkins county track athletes qualify for state meet. Coverage of the Hawkins County news, sports and events you expect. More ››
SURGOINSVILLE - On Monday, the Surgoinville Board of Mayor and Aldermen (BMA) passed first reading of the town's new fiscal year budget for 2012-2013 without a tax increase. More ››
ROGERSVILLE - Authorities charged four Cherokee High School
students Wednesday afternoon in connection with a May 5 break-in and vandalism at the
school.
MURFREESBORO- Cherokee's historic season came to a disappointing end Wednesday with a 53-47 loss to Clarksville in the Division 1 Class AAA State Basketball Tournament at Middle Tennessee State University's Murphy Center. More ››
ROGERSVILLE - The 2012 Region 1-3A Finals between Science Hill
and Cherokee, which tips off at 7 p.m. Thursday at Cherokee, could be one for the
ages. (Note: Due to the Review's early printing deadlines, Tuesday night's semifinals coverage will be published in this weekend's Review, along with Thursday's final coverage.) More ››
ROGERSVILLE - The Cherokee Chiefs advanced to the Region 1-3A
Finals with an exciting, knock-down, drag-out, 66-58 win over Dobyns-Bennett Tuesday night before a
raucus crowd at the Tee Pee. (Note: Due to the Review's early
printing deadlines, Tuesday night's semifinals coverage will be published in this weekend's Review,
along with Thursday's final coverage.) More ››
ROGERSVILLE - Science Hill buried Morristown East early and withstood a late Hurricane rally to advance to the Region 1-3A Finals with a 64-44 win Tuesday night at Cherokee. More ››
KINGSPORT - Cherokee shook off a slow start and rolled to a 55-35 win over Sullivan South in the Chiefs' Region 1 Tournament opener Saturday at South. More ››
ROGERSVILLE - It may be hard to believe, but at one local
clothing store mere pocket change can clothe a family with designer duds. And the store is now
bigger than ever at a new downtown Rogersville location.
There is a new doctor in town, and for her, chiropractic is a
family tradition. Dr. Meghan Palmer, of Palmer Chiropractic recently opened her office at 200 E.
Main Street in Rogersville and is following in the footsteps of her father, a chiropractor in
Sneedville, and her brother who practices in Florida.
ROGERSVILLE- Fast, fun, easy and effective are four words that
sum up the workout offered at Rogersville Curves and owner Jo Lynn Province says the workout is
quick too, lasting only 30 minutes.
If you are looking for a getaway this summer for a couplehours or a couple of days
River Place on the Clinch (RPC) is the perfectdestination. And the best part is that it's only a
short drive from HawkinsCounty at 2788 Highway 70, in Kyles Ford, Tenn.
CHURCH HILL -As you stand in the front yard of the New Canton Plantation in Church Hill, you can almost feel the history that surrounds the land. From the beautiful historic home, to the mill that is still on the land and natural beauty of the rolling hills, it is hard to not want to imagine the scene of the land when it was a self-sufficient farm dating back to 1840.
