Cocke County High School (CCHS) Senior Iris Light Bahr-Winslow, at right, was presented with her high school diploma by Cocke County Director of Schools Larry Blazer, at left, during the CCHS Eighty-Eighth Commencement Exercises for the Class of 2006 in
With their hands striking a panther claw pose, members of a special F-16 combat mission are shown in Iraq. From left are Col. Charles Moore, Lt. Col. Stephen Williams, Capt. Lawrence Sullivan, and Capt. Kristopher Struve. It was 5 a.m. and the combat pi
Sevierville Mayor Bryan Atchley looks at a thank you card from Will Clabo and Shelby Koerten after reading to students at Sevierville Primary School March 4 as part of Read Across America
The interior walls of New Salem Baptist Church is covered by mold
A crew of searchers are decontaminated after looking in the area below the plant
A soldier comforts Gayle Thomas, mother of Sgt. Paul Thomason, a member of the 278th Cavalry Brigade Combat Team who was killed in Iraq. Thomason’s memory was recognized during Saturday’s ceremony. ~~
The procession passes under an American flag held up by two ladder trucks on Veteran s Boulevard.
Members of the Cocke County Rescue Squad set out in the French Broad River doing another search Tuesday for Megan Maxwell, who has been missing since Sunday.
A resident of The Home climbs the tower as part of the Certified Ropes Course, which helps youth develop self-esteem, improve confidence and learn to trust themselves. The Home made its move to Sevierville in 1949, occupying the building that used to se
Sherrie Bowers helps Lucas Hembree throw out the first pitch at the Smokies game in May as part of a promotion of the Trevor Bayne car sponsored by yourracecar.com.
After the announcement by Blount County Court Officer Jim Pearson (right) and a round of applause, Judge Hugh E. DeLozier begins his last day on the bench as Division I Blount County General Sessions judge Thursday.
An honor guard from McGhee Tyson Air National Guard Base, with (from left) Tech Sgt. Stephen West, Master Sgt. Erik Clendenen and Master Sgt. Bart Welch, post the colors on a new flagpole dedicated Monday to the late Maj. Gen. Fred Forster and installed
J.J. Knight places a carnation on Pvt. Henry Finger's grave during Saturday's grave dedication ceremony held by the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War.
The Rev. Gillis Jackson rides a lawn mower up Tuckaleechee Pike toward Grandview Cemetery as he leads the funeral procession Tuesday for the Rev. Frank Clabough, who mowed lawns for many people.
Blount County resident Laverne Farmer has established a conservation easement with Foothills Land Conservancy on her 210-acre farm, fronting U.S. 321, in Townsend. The property is shown in the photo above, looking toward Lamar Alexander Parkway in Towns
Lois Caughron (left) and her daughter, Ruth Caughron Davis, look over a book at the Cades Cove Preservation Association Museum. Lois Caughron was the last woman to reside in Cades Cove. She and her husband, the late Kermit Caughron, made their home in C
Adam Koontz (left), sits with his parents, Danny and Robin Koontz, in the Maryville College campus library. Adam will be participating in Maryville College's graduation exercises May 18. His parents, Robin and Danny, have been instrumental in his succes
Tennessee state troopers reconstruct the scene of a fatal accident that happened Saturday night on Calderwood Highway. near Murphy Road.
Bonnie Trentham Myers, who was born in the area that became the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, will attend today's rededication ceremonies.
Lendel Abbott shows one of his family treasures, a wooden box in which his ancestors in Cades Cove kept wills, deeds, land grants and other important papers. The crew of American Treasures will feature Abbott and the box on an upcoming episode.
Daily Times pressman Terry McFall (recently deceased) adjusts the ink flow on the presses as a Sunday edition of the paper is printed. The pressman checks the copies as they come off the press and adjusts the ink flow for correct color and quality.
John and Mary Stinnett
George Melvin & Annie Stinnett Huskey
Isaac with sister Dollie
Charlie and Lindy Bryant
About 1915
Age 20
