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Elizabethton City Council votes to take back Cherokee Park property from the state - Vimarsana News

Elizabethton City Council votes to take back Cherokee Park property from the state

The Elizabethton City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to take back a 25-acre parcel of property that had been sold to the state nearly 15 years ago with the intent

Elizabethton City Council approves naming Milligan bridge for Coach Duard Walker - Vimarsana News

Elizabethton City Council approves naming Milligan bridge for Coach Duard Walker

ELIZABETHTON — The Elizabethton City Council approved the naming of the bridge over Buffalo Creek at the entrance to Milligan University in honor of the school’s long-time coach and athletic

Elizabethton City Council moves forward on major water projects - Vimarsana News

Elizabethton City Council moves forward on major water projects

ELIZABETHTON — Several water projects highlighted Thursday night’s meeting of the Elizabethton City Council. The projects included the replacement of current water meters to customers of the Elizabethton Water Resources

Elizabethton City Council approves $410,000 street paving project and two recreational events - Vimarsana News

Elizabethton City Council approves $410,000 street paving project and two recreational events

ELIZABETHTON — City Council heard good news on a bike trail on Thursday, then approved a pair of recreational events and gave the OK to several asphalt street repair projects

Elizabethton city government should see increased revenues next year. - Vimarsana News

Elizabethton city government should see increased revenues next year.

The city’s total revenue for the general fund is projected to increase by $1,212,055 next year.