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Check out our special Homegrown section to show support for our local businesses in Saturday's The Mountain Press!
09/25/2025

Check out our special Homegrown section to show support for our local businesses in Saturday's The Mountain Press!

SEVIERVILLE — The atrocities of N**i Germany started long before the United States entered World War II, and a new exhib...
09/24/2025

SEVIERVILLE — The atrocities of N**i Germany started long before the United States entered World War II, and a new exhibit at King Family Library details the history of the Holocaust and what Americans did before, during and after the war. Americans…

SEVIERVILLE — The atrocities of N**i Germany started long before the United States entered World War II, and a new exhibit at King Family Library details the history of the

GATLINBURG — Gatlinburg Fire Department Chief Charlie Cole has announced his retirement, effective Friday, Jan. 2, 2026,...
09/18/2025

GATLINBURG — Gatlinburg Fire Department Chief Charlie Cole has announced his retirement, effective Friday, Jan. 2, 2026, closing out an accomplished 38-year career of service to the City of Gatlinburg.

The Mountain Press is gathering information about a stabbing at Helen Ross McNabb.
09/18/2025

The Mountain Press is gathering information about a stabbing at Helen Ross McNabb.

Sevierville Police inspect the scene outside Helen Ross McNabb, where they responded to reports of a stabbing Thursday morning. One person was transported to LeConte Medical Center. This is a

PIGEON FORGE — Dollywood's popular fall festival returns this weekend, with thousands of pumpkins throughout the park an...
09/12/2025

PIGEON FORGE — Dollywood's popular fall festival returns this weekend, with thousands of pumpkins throughout the park and a full schedule of entertainment for guests to enjoy. Dollywood's Harvest Festival runs through Oct. 27, with new food items an…

PIGEON FORGE — Dollywood's popular fall festival returns this weekend, with thousands of pumpkins throughout the park and a full schedule of entertainment for guests to enjoy. Dollywood's Harvest Festival

After learning of two recent incidents where elderly individuals were scammed out of large sums of money, The Mountain P...
09/11/2025

After learning of two recent incidents where elderly individuals were scammed out of large sums of money, The Mountain Press decided to reach out to local law enforcement for tips to recognize and prevent financial exploitation. Check out what SPD Lt. Rebecca Cowan and Sevier County Sheriff Michael Hodges advise below.

Law enforcement offer tips for avoiding scams

09/11/2025
TBI is investigating an inmate's death at the jail.
09/10/2025

TBI is investigating an inmate's death at the jail.

SEVIERVILLE — The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is investigating a death at the Sevier County Jail on Tuesday.

Learn more about the Sevier County teacher accused of assault following GP's game at Unicoi on Friday.
09/10/2025

Learn more about the Sevier County teacher accused of assault following GP's game at Unicoi on Friday.

ERWIN — A Sevier County Junior High School teacher was suspended for three days without pay because he was allegedly involved in a fight after last Friday’s football game between

09/08/2025

Vols’ preferred walk on Mason Phillips, a former standout at Northview Academy, got to take the field briefly in UT’s win against ETSU on Saturday. See pics from the game in Tuesday’s The Mountain Press! We are so proud of you, Mason! GBO!!!!

SEVIERVILLE — SkyLand Ranch has embraced the fall season with daily events for the whole family. Apple Harvest, Moos and...
09/08/2025

SEVIERVILLE — SkyLand Ranch has embraced the fall season with daily events for the whole family. Apple Harvest, Moos and Boos and Ghost Town taking place through October.

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