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Carter County Commission chooses Shannon Burchett to lead highway department for next year - Vimarsana News

Carter County Commission chooses Shannon Burchett to lead highway department for next year

The Carter County Commission chose a longtime employee of the Highway Department to succeed Roger Colbaugh, who recently retired as highway superintendent.

Health and Welfare Committee accepts franchise contract for Carter County EMS Rescue Squad. - Vimarsana News

Health and Welfare Committee accepts franchise contract for Carter County EMS Rescue Squad.

ELIZABETHTON — The Health and Welfare Committee of the Carter County Commission, chaired by Nick Holder, unanimously approved the proposed franchise contract between the county and the Carter County EMS

Committee proposes to replace old windows and gutters at Carter County Courthouse - Vimarsana News

Committee proposes to replace old windows and gutters at Carter County Courthouse

ELIZABETHTON — The Carter County Commission’s Building and Grounds Committee reached a major decision during its meeting Tuesday evening to replace the windows and guttering of the Carter County Courthouse.

New Carter County government officials sworn in - Vimarsana News

New Carter County government officials sworn in

The Main Courtroom at the Carter County Courthouse was crowded on Wednesday, as friends and family gathered to observe the new members of the county government take their oaths of

Half of the next Carter County Commission will be new members - Vimarsana News

Half of the next Carter County Commission will be new members

ELIZABETHTON — There has been a revolution in Carter County government. There wasn’t any violence, or even a political disagreement, but the fact is that half of the Carter County