ELIZABETHTON – Rep. Phil Roe, M.D. (R-TN) announced he will send staff to hold office hours in Elizabethton on Wednesday, October 17, 2018 from 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. at the Carter County Courthouse in the 2nd Floor conference room in the mayor’s office.
Roe’s staff will be available to assist First District
ELIZABETHTON STAR - Seeing a need, volunteers with GROW Carter County were able to spring into action.
In what will be a day to remember for the entire Little Milligan community, volunteers from GROW Carter County visited the area’s elementary school to recognize the installation of a water bottle refill station. The
The Carter County Commission is seeking to fill a vacancy for the Carter County Industrial Development Board.
To be eligible to serve on Carter County’s Industrial Development Board, applicants must be qualified voters and taxpayers of Carter County who do not currently serve as an officer or employee of Carter County.
Individuals
ELIZABETHTON STAR - Because of its success in its first year and growth this year, Bartleby at Elizabethton High School was awarded the largest grant in school history.
It is now on track to serve every student in the school. The XQ Institute awarded the school $2.3 million, putting EHS on par
ELIZABETHTON STAR - The future leaders of Tennessee continue to make high marks according to the state’s Department of Education.
Education Commissioner Candice McQueen announced Monday morning that the 2017-18 high school graduation rate held steady at 89.1 percent, which continues to be the highest rate on record for the state. Across
PUBLIC NOTICE
Carter County
Board of Education
Vacancy
The Carter County Commission is seeking to fill a vacancy for the 1st District representative on the Carter County Board of Education. To be eligible, applicants must meet the following qualifications pursuant to T.C.A 49-2-202:
(1) Be a bona fide resident and qualified voter of the 1st
ELIZABETHTON STAR - The fruit of multiple months worth of labor will take form this weekend across Elizabethton. And the area’s smallest — and furriest — residents will be able to reap the rewards.
With an all-day agenda on tap, Parrots & Tails IV gets underway on Saturday, Sept. 29, from
JOHNSON CITY PRESS - There will be a full day of fun and activities on Saturday for those who love their dogs and cats and for those who just want to help the Elizabethton/Carter County Animal Shelter. The day includes the Parrots and Tails IV Concert by the Bridge, featuring bands
ELIZABETHTON STAR - A new hotel is on the horizon for the city.
Elizabethton Housing and Development Agency Board of Commissioners voted Tuesday morning to approve the city’s first Tax Increment Financing (TIF) project — a 54-room Cobblestone Hotel. The motion passed unanimously with board members Danny Blevins, Dale Shook, Larry
ELIZABETHTON STAR -
The Tennessee Department of Education announced this week that 20 percent of schools in the state received “Reward” status.
Included in the 318 schools that garnered the highest possible designation was Carter County schools Valley Forge and Cloudland Elementary.
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