Haywood upticks infection one—but data shows some good news
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Haywood County now has had 31 cases of coronavirus. New state data published ...
Not your office cubicle
With the COVID-19 pandemic separating loved ones, Ray Ellington, father of Sugar Creek Senior ...
IntrepidUSA Home Health shows appreciation for healthcare heroes
IntrepidUSA Home Health recently showed their support for local healthcare facilities and essential workers ...
April’s unemployment spikes in Haywood County
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.— Statistics released yesterday by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development ...
Exchange Club names Youth of the Year and A.C.E. award winners
For 20 years, the Exchange Club of Brownsville has honored two Haywood High School ...
Government finances stretched because of pandemic
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Watching local government news from around the state as their fiscal years head ...
Police officers and ambulance worker use AED
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—A man collapsed, and his heart stopped beating Tuesday in Brownsville. Ambulances were ...
Early voting starts this morning in Brownsville
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Brownsville’s Ward 1 and Ward 3 voters may begin casting their ballots in ...
Learning from the past – Preserving for the future
By Dr. Beth Shaw Tripp, Haywood County Historian The Rhodes log house is ...
Tractor Supply breaks ground
Tractor Supply Company has kicked off construction in Brownsville. Construction on the store began ...
SWHRA Commodity Program to feed 1,500 families
Haywood County officials are teaming up with Southwest Human Resources Agency (SWHRA) to feed ...
Coronavirus grants may change, Mayor Livingston says
Money being sent to local governments may be “taken off the table” or changed ...
Early voting starts tomorrow in Brownsville
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Brownsville’s Ward 1 and Ward 3 voters may begin the process of selecting ...
Another person has succumbed to Covid-19 in Haywood County
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—A second person has died in Haywood County as the result of Coronavirus. ...
Friday storm damages Courthouse tree
Friday’s storm has brought down part of one of the big trees surrounding the ...
Students from across Tennessee lend their insight to issues facing public education
More than 340 high school students gathered in Murfreesboro on March 10 to express ...
Q&A: Wards 1 and 3 candidates on the issues
On Tuesday, May 19, three of the four candidates vying for positions on the ...
Retail and restaurant capacity restrictions lifted
The governor’s office announced Tennessee will lift capacity restrictions on restaurants and shops and ...
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