Breaking: Schaffner pleads guilty to bank robberies
GREENEVILLEChad Schaffner, 38, of Indianapolis, Indiana, entered pleas of guilty today, in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee in Greeneville,to a total of 11 counts of robbery, which included nine banks, one credit union and one retail store.
Additionally, Schaffner pled guilty to 11 counts of use of a firearm during these
Hamblen County Sheriff Esco Jarnagin announced a shift in plans Tuesday, firing three members of his staff who had been placed on leave without pay so they could run for sheriff.
Morristown and its surrounding metropolitan area was recognized as one of the Top Ten areas in the nation for new and expanded corporate facilities by Site Selection magazine, a leading economic development...
The 2010 softball season started on a high note for the Morristown West Lady Trojans as they began the new campaign with a 3-1 win over South-Doyle Tuesday afternoon at J.C. Wild Park..
GALLATIN — The 10th-ranked Walters State baseball squad split a road doubleheader at Tennessee Community College Athletic Association rival Volunteer State Sunday afternoon in Gallatin after having the series...
More than an hour of debate about proposed changes to Morristown farmers market operations Tuesday afternoon accomplished little beyond agreement that the commercial center will henceforth be known as the...
The skeletal framework involving how Morristown City Administrator Tony Cox plans to restructure city government’s finances is expected to take on flesh this afternoon.
Only four days remain before Kiwanis Kapers hosts award-winning blue grass artists Dailey & Vincent at the Morristown West High School auditorium beginning at 7 p.m.
Detectives Phil Hurst and Darrin Burchfield garnered the Morristown Police Department’s 2009 Top Cop Award for exemplary work in the MPD Investigations Division.
