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TBR chancellor responds to Carter County deferral of purchase agreement - Vimarsana News

TBR chancellor responds to Carter County deferral of purchase agreement

ELIZABETHTON — The decision last week by the Carter County Commission to defer action on a state of Tennessee option to purchase agreement on the Workforce Development Complex has drawn

TBR Chancellor Tydings responds to Carter County deferral of property purchase agreement option. - Vimarsana News

TBR Chancellor Tydings responds to Carter County deferral of property purchase agreement option.

ELIZABETHTON — The decision last week by the Carter County Commission to defer action on a State of Tennessee option to purchase agreement on the Workforce Development Complex has drawn

Carter County Building and Grounds Committee hears great news in governor's budget - Vimarsana News

Carter County Building and Grounds Committee hears great news in governor's budget

ELIZABETHTON — Carter County Mayor Patty Woodby had some good news for the County Commission’s Building and Grounds Committee on Tuesday night. She told the committee Gov. Bill Lee has

Carter County nearing approval of $1 million project for new heating and air conditioning system for jail - Vimarsana News

Carter County nearing approval of $1 million project for new heating and air conditioning system for jail

The Building and Grounds Committee of the Carter County Commission unanimously approved a motion Tuesday night to move ahead on a $1 million project to replace the heating and air

Carter County students will earn associates degrees before their diplomas - Vimarsana News

Carter County students will earn associates degrees before their diplomas

ELIZABETHTON — It has now been over a year since the Carter County School System began its middle college program, and this spring, the first 31 graduates of the program