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PHOTOGRAPHY BY JUSTISE
GIVE ME ALL THE
WEDDING CHAOS
BY RITA DYKES Review Correspondent
Justise Petty professional photographer, wife, and mother of two boys discovered her passion for photography after purchasing her first camera when she graduated high school in 2015.
Initially, she took photos of her family capturing lifelong memories especially after the birth of her children. Soon she realized that her photography was beginning to become a passion rather than just a hobby.
Justise said, “It clicked one day that I could do this for other families while making a little money to help our family out. Little did I know that six years later I would be a full-time photographer.”
Being one of eight children, Justise has tremendous support from her family and they play an essential role in helping her balance work and home.
She said, “I definitely count on my village! From helping me with building sets for sessions, blowing snow above clients’ heads during sessions (thanks mama), to keeping my kids on long wedding days. I could not do this without them. My husband is the most supportive man! He continues to push me and believe in me even when I am ready to throw in the towel. I wouldn’t have made it this far without my village!”
Browsing on her website, Photography by Justise,
one can see her talent in capturing the beauty and joy during precious moments in the lives of others. Her dedication and passion have led her to become a sought-after photographer in her community
One aspect that sets Justise apart is her commitment to fostering a sense of community over competition in the photography industry. She believes in surrounding herself with like-minded individuals who support and uplift one another. Among her mentors, her friend Lauren, from Lauren Reeves Photography, has played a significant role in shaping her career.
against breathtaking natural backdrops of Hawkins County, other parts of gorgeous East Tennessee and beyond.
Justise not only captures memories to provide for her family, she also gives back to her community. ‘ ’
“Give me all the wedding chaos! I do well under pressure and don’t let a lot of things bother me. Wedding days fluctuate and you’ve got to be able to go with the flow.” While her niche lies in weddings, she also enjoys photographing families and other special occasions. While most of her work is in East Tennessee, Justise’s reputation has allowed her to work with people from across the globe.
Justise mainly works independently photographing weddings but she is also a contracted photographer with an elopement company based in the Smoky Mountains. Justise captures beautiful love stories
One of her “famous” sessions was taking engagement photos of Hawkins County native and former University of Tennessee star basketball player, John Faulkerson and his fiancé. Although that particular
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• 109,284 served with goods and services valued at $6,370,655
• 62,037 volunteer service hours by our volunteer heroes
• 47,867 people served with atotal of 1,324,403 pounds of food at our 3food pantries
• Senior meals and On-Site Meals – 4,067
• 21,093 served through COVID, Thanksgiving or Christmas food boxes •445 medical office visits
• 4,050 services provided through the medical clinic
• 307 peope served through the 3dental and visionclinics
• 1,355 free winter coats distributed
• 1,517 Christmas backpacks distributed
• 1,666 Children served at Christmas
• 12,772 people served through The Mission in Sneedville
• 3,017 served through Mission Team activities
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session highlighted someone well known, Justise treats all of her clients as if they are famous. Afterall, each client is the star of their own session or event.
Justise has captured countless beautiful moments over the years, but one wedding in particular stands out; Margaret and Hobert’s wedding, held inside of Holston Valley Hospital.
She said, “I have photographed a lot of moments and memories for people over the years. Weddings, proposals, child births, birthday parties, family moments but none have stuck with me like their wedding. Throughout the 10 years they had been together and all the trials and tribulations they faced with Hobert’s sickness, the love they had for each other was unmatched. After receiving the news that Hobert’s health was declining, they turned
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the darkest moments of their lives together into something so extraordinary and beautiful. I had the honor of being able to witness and photograph them getting married and coming together as one. It was a true inspiration to me! There wasn’t a dry eye around Holston Valley that day.”
Justise’s goals include continuous growth and investment in herself and her business. She aspires to create a successful venture that she can pass down to her children or future generations in hopes that they love it as much as she does.
Justise not only captures memories to provide for her family, she also gives back to her community. During the Christmas season, she uses a portion of her profits to shop for families who need extra support during the holidays.
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For those interested in exploring her work or booking a session, Justise invites everyone to visit her website and follow her on Facebook. Her schedule is often booked a year or more in advance for weddings, showing the trust and demand her clients have for her work. Through her passion for photography and dedication to her clients, Justise continues to make a name for herself in the industry, one photo at a time.
To learn more visit www. photographybyjustise.com or visit Photography by Justise on Facebook.
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WILD HAVEN FARM
IT’S MORE THAN HORSES.
IT
’
S FAMILY
BY RITA DYKES Review Correspondent
Wild Haven Farm, owned and operated by John and Beth Ellis, is a family-run stables located in Hawkins County, Tennessee. The farm offers horseback riding lessons for all ages, specializing in teaching safety, grooming, saddling, and riding techniques.
In addition to regular lessons, the pair also train the Wild Haven Sweethearts Youth Drill Team who perform monthly at local events, rodeos, or shows. The farm has produced multiple award-winning riders, including students who have qualified for the 2024 Nation Barrell Horse Association World Show.
The farm has more than 50 acers of outdoor space for
training and riding which includes two 60’ round pens, an indoor arena, a 200’ x 100’ lighted area with sand footing, and a barn with stalls. John and Beth also offer full-care natural boarding for those needing a place to home their horses.
Wild Haven has 18 horses of their own that students primarily train on but a few trailer in their horses for training. In addition to all of the majestic horses, one will often find cattle (large and small), cats, and dogs on the farm when they visit.
Beth brings vast knowledge and experience to the business. She said, “I started as a riding instructor with PATH. I was therapeutic riding instructor for children
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John, Beth and daughter Hazel.
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and adults with special needs.”
With these skills, students and parents get a whole other level of training. Jessica Lancaster, mother of two of Beth’s students said, “Wild Haven is like a second family. Students get the chance to develop and grow friendships with other kids who encourage each other’s growth. Beth has helped and encouraged my daughters into the riders they are today. Wild Haven provides opportunities for kids to experience horse shows and other event that they might have never had the opportunity to do otherwise. I drive my girls from Jefferson City to learn and train with Beth and by doing so, both of them are on the drill team that going to the national finals this year.”
Wild Haven isn’t just for kids, many parents and other adults join the training. Heather Walker began taking riding lessons the summer of 2023 and found it to be a perfect way for her and her daughters to do something fun while spending quality tine together.
She said, “Beth was so welcoming and supportive of us. She encourages each one of us regardless of
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Our daughter Harper Quarles has ridden for Wild Haven Farms for a little over a year now. Our experience with Wild Haven has far exceeded our expectations. Beth has such a heart for the horses and all of her students which shows through her dedication to teaching both children and adults all aspects of horsemanship. We are beyond thankful to have found Wild Haven. Through Beth and John’s passion and knowledge, Harper has grown into a confident rider whose love for horses has flourished. She is able to live out her dreams of riding because of Wild Haven. We couldn’t be more thankful to Beth and John for helping her dreams come true.
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Julia Williams
Wild Haven Farm’s indoor venue.
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our skill level or pace of learning.” Heather originally meant for their lessons to just last the summer but they learn so much and enjoy it immensely that they never ended their lessons.
John and Beth are always finding was to give back to Hawkins County. They host the local 4H Horse Club and offer opportunities for riders to compete personally or as part of the Wild Haven Farm show team.
They also host two free horse shows a year for current students. Photographers are also beginning to book mini-photography sessions on the gorgeous farm and sometimes include farm animals in their shots. The couple also volunteer and host the Hawkins County Horse Club.
Wild Haven Farm prides itself on creating a welcoming and inclusive environment. John and Beth also strive to create a sense of family among all who come to the farm.
Just as Amber Williams said, “Wild Haven Farm is a wonderful place and my family has been blessed from the very first visit. From the animals and the fellow riders to the Ellis family; they have all became our extended family.”
Set up an appointment and see for yourself how being outdoors on horse back surround by those who treat you like family can change your world for the better! For more information or to schedule a lesson, contact John and Beth Ellis at 865-712-3917 or visit Wild Haven Farm’s Facebook page for updates and information.
Summer Lyons
A REALITY COUPLE’S DREAM BECOMES QUARRY COVE RESORT AND MARINA
BY RITA DYKES Review Correspondent
Located on Cherokee Lake between the beautiful hills of Hawkins County sits the perfect lakeside oasis called Quarry Cove Resort and Marina. It is owned and operated by the husband-and-wife duo, Ben and Kimberly Saari.
The idea for this enchanting resort came to Ben and Kimberly after their numerous adventures exploring the great outdoors in their trusty camper van.
Kimberly said, “We would try different places on anniversaries or other special occasions. We would stay in funky off grid cabins, hot springs with teepees or yurts that you had to hike to. We wanted to create
something similar like that on the lake here that people could enjoy without the hassle of traditional camping. We wanted to make it easy, hence camping with a touch of glamour, GLAMPING! We love the lake life and knew this would be the perfect place to celebrate that.”
The couple made their dream into a reality and now they offer the most glorious glamping experience and much more!
Moving to East Tennessee from Steamboat Springs, Colorado, Ben’s hometown, and with Kimberly’s roots in Virginia and North Carolina, Hawkins County felt like the perfect place to call home. They fell in love
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with the charm of the area and decided to purchase the old Marble Hall property and the vast surrounding acres on Cherokee Lake. Their vision included not only the resort but also a marina, a dream they hoped would be approved by the TVA (Tennessee Valley Authority).
With Ben’s background in the ski industry and Kimberly’s experience in real estate, they trusted their entrepreneurial instincts to guide them through the process. They poured their hearts into building the business together with unwavering determination and their love of nature.
In the spring of 2022, Quarry Cove Resort and Marina welcomed its first guests to experience the marvels of glamping. The resort offers four unique glamp sites featuring luxurious bell tents.
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We had an amazing, relaxing family weekend this summer at Quarry Cove! The tents were cozy and comfortable, and the atmosphere was quiet and serene. We built a fire and roasted s’mores Friday night and rode jet skis and paddle boarded all day Saturday! Lots of fun was had by everyone there! Ben and Kim were wonderful made sure we had everything we needed to have a fantastic time! We live only 15 minutes away, and absolutely loved the little getaway! I would recommend enjoying a retreat to Quarry Cove!
- Laken Carney Russell
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Each tent is perched on a private deck with stairs leading to it. Inside, guests are greeted with lavish amenities such as heavenly Nectar mattresses on custom elevated platform beds, electricity, mini fridges, bedside lamps, and even Nespresso coffee makers.
The tents are also adorned with cozy rugs, wireless phone chargers, flashlights, and a lake map. For those seeking a culinary adventure, each site had its own fire station equipped with a grill and fire pit. Should guests desire a small break from outdoor activities, they can curl up in bed and watch a movie under the starlit sky.
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Eleven O Five Productions Quarry Cove Bath House
Eleven O Five Productions Quarry Cove Bath Hous interior.
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As the resort gained popularity, Ben and Kimberly realized the importance of catering to different needs and preferences. They introduced a Micro transforming A-frame cottage, offering guests a cozy getaway by the lake. Guests can enjoy the outdoor experience by opening up the unit or retreat into its warmth and seclusion when desired.
A charming bathhouse stands between the lake and the glamp sites, featuring two bathrooms, two outdoor showers, and two vanities with sinks. Towels are provided for the guests’ comfort. The resort also ensures privacy with a gated retreat and a private parking lot, conveniently situated close to the tents.
Quarry Cove Resort and Marina have expanded its offerings to accommodate larger groups and families. Now that multifamily renting has become popular, all four tents and the A-frame can be booked together, allowing loved ones to create unforgettable memories together in this haven of nature. Bookings for the following season started pouring in months in advance, a testament to the resort’s success and the happiness it
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brought to its guests.
The guests who flock to Quarry Cove Resort and Marina are a diverse mix hailing from different corners of the country. Locals from Hawkins County and neighboring areas continue to show immense support, making the resort a favorite getaway spot for everyone.
To enhance the experience, the resort offers specialized items such as charcuterie boards and tailored themes for tents and birthday parties, ensuring that every occasion is celebrated in style. S’more and firewood kits are also available, making evenings by the fire even more delightful.
Quarry Cove Resort and Marina not only cater to leisurely relaxation but also offer amazing lake activities. Guests can rent jet skis, paddleboards, and kayaks to explore the waters of Cherokee Lake.
Lessons and tours are available for those seeking guidance. A wake surf boat also provides exhilarating lake excursions. Local wake surf pros even host camps and lessons to help guests improve their skills and make the most of their time on the water.
Looking ahead, Quarry Cove Resort and Marina has exciting plans for this spring. Last year, they received approval from the TVA to establish a community marina, adding to the resort’s offerings. Once completed, the marina will include 18 slips available for seasonal rental, boat service, and storage upon request.
Guests will be able to fully immerse themselves in the joys of the lake life. Valet boat services will be provided to ensure convenience, and slip options will be available for overnight guests.
None of this would have been possible without the
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unwavering support of the Hawkins County community. The Rogersville Chamber of Commerce played a pivotal role in Quarry Cove’s success, and the Saaris’ are immensely grateful for their guidance and backing.
In return, Ben and Kimberly strive to give back to the community by offering classes and events for both locals and visitors. During special occasions, food trucks come to the Cove to offer a variety of flavors for all of those in attendance. With the couple’s depth of commitment to preserving the beauty of nature they organize an annual lake cleanup at Quarry Cove which brings awareness to the importance of taking care of the lake and all of nature.
As the sun sets over Cherokee Lake, illuminating the picturesque landscape in hues of orange, purple, and pink, Quarry Cove Resort and Marina continues its mission to create unforgettable experiences for its guests. Ben and Kimberly stand proudly, watching their labor of love flourish and knowing that they have
brought a touch of glamour to the world of camping.
Amidst the sounds of water hitting its banks, the enchantment of glamping lives on, forever captivating the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to visit Quarry Cove Resort and Marina.
Quarry Cove Resort and Marina is located at 161 Quarry Road in Mooresburg. You can learn more on their website at www.quarrycoveretreat.com or by following Quarry Cove Resort and Marina on Facebook and Instagram.
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CHRISANNA ACRES CREATIVITY LIVES AT 1949 WOOD CREATIONS
BY RANDY BALL Review Correspondent
When Chris and Roxanna Ogle moved to a farm near Mooresburg in 2021, Chris’ woodworking skill appeared to be the income producer for the couple. But through their creativity and effort they keep adding additional products.
Chris and Rexanna lived in the Asheville, N.C. area. They had a nice place there. Chris remembered “We had a house near Asheville, a house my father had built. It was on a couple of acres out in the country. The city began annexing closer and closer to us. There was more and more traffic.”
He added “They were building a development right
across from us. Crime in the area was getting worse.” Rexanna said “We didn’t want the development across from us.” The Ogles had a garden and some chickens, but wanted a larger piece of property.
Chris remembered “We looked for a place in our price range and the right acreage. We found this property but is went off the market, so we kept looking. This place was what we were looking for, forty acres with two houses. One day, we were looking on line and it was for sale again, the buyer had backed out.” They were able to purchase the property on Highway 31.
Chris said their realtor, Ron Cook, went “above and beyond” to help them acquire the farm.
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Chris & Rexanna Ogle in the 1949 Wood Creations shop.
Chris concluded “this property was meant to be for us.”
1949 WOODWORKING
Chris had been doing carpentry before he started into woodworking. His dad was a carpenter and his grandfather was a cabinet maker. His first attempt at woodworking came when his mother requested that he make her a “chicnic table”, which is a chicken feeder made in the shape of a picnic table. He built it, and then a few more, which he sold. Chris recalled “We sold them and grew on from there. I decided I liked woodworking; I find it relaxing.”
Chris has a roomy woodworking shop on the farm. He prefers to make smaller items. Some of his items include spatulas, spoons, do knifes, scrapers, cell phone amplifiers, barn stars (another idea from Chris’ mother), cutting boards, planters, seed boxes, whisks, coffee scoops, noodle boards, measuring spoons, cornhole boards, and signs.
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Quarry Cove Bath Hous interior.
After establishing the woodworking business, the Ogle’s creativity has led them into offering several other products from the farm. When setting up dist
Christmas a popular item was a jelly caddy and knife. The does custom orders, such as a recently ordered gingerbread man. Chris added “I try to make things no one else does.”
PRODUCTS FROM THE FARM
Food products from Chrisanna Acres.
plays at craft events, they now offer canned vegetables, jellies, jams and salves. Rexanna said “We’ve really been blown away by how the canned vegetables and jellies have sold.”
Some of the home-canned vegetables and fruits include green beans, apples, pears, sweet pickle habaneros (called “Cowboy Candy”) and chow-chow. Rexanna said “We hadn’t thought about selling canned items, we had only canned for ourselves.”
Jellies have been a big seller. One reason is the unique flavors the ogles offer. Rexanna explained “We don’t do strawberry and grape. We do flavors that others don’t.” Some of the flavors are blackberry bourbon, pineapple mango habanera, blueberry lemon, guava, Indian chai, pina colada, rose, raspberry lavender, honeysuckle lavender and corncob.They also have apple butter and peach butter. At shows the Ogles offer free samples of the jellies. Chris said “We get new samples from every batch so you taste what you buy. You get to try it before you buy it.”
Chrisanna Acres also makes salves. They are made from ingredients collected on the property or from essential oils. Some salves they make are Jewel Weed, Antibiotic, Muscle rub and Migraine & Headache. Rexanna added “We try it ourselves so we know it works.”
They have two additional products. One is a natural bug spray. Chris also came up with a wood conditioner or “board butter”, used on any wooden product that touches food. It is made from “thieves’ oil and a cocktail of essential oils.” Chris created the board butter to use on his wooden products but now offers it for sale.
Another item they offer at shows are Chris’ chocolate chip cookies. They are a favorite of customers of all ages. They are also selling freeze-dried candies.
THE BUSINESS EXPERIENCE
Chris remembers “We did our first show at Amis Mill. We loved meeting the people. At the shows we try to be open and inviting.” Rexanna added “Some people just stop and talk. We’ve been accepted. We’re so grateful for the people who have bought from us. We’ve made lots of friends.”
Chris added “We love hearing testimonials from customers. I try to make things that sell for $20 or less, so the average person can afford to buy them. The
Rexanna treats a wooden impliment with Board Butter.
Woodworker Chris Ogle
Freeze dried candy
Kitchen utensils.
A “chicnic table”, which is a picnic table for chickens.
customers have become like extended family.” Rexanna said “We’ve had repeat customers. A lot of people follow the shows and they come back and buy again.”
Some of the area shows they have participated in are Amis Mill, Bulls Gap, Riverfront in Surgoinsville, the armory in Rogersville, the Overhome Festival and Three Bulls Farm. People also contact them with orders. They have shipped to Australia, Alaska, Germany and Canada.
The Ogles have found what they longed for in Hawkins County. They work full time on their own property creating unique products. Rexanna said “We wouldn’t have thought it would take off and do as well as it has.” Chris added “It’s a full-time business, so far it’s working!”
Chris said “We love it here, it’s much more relaxed.” Rexanna reflected “God has watched over us, he’s had his hand in all of this.”
Chris and Rexanna at Amis Mill.
Jelly Bug spray & salve
Quilt star.
BULLS GAP
(THE BAND, NOT THE TOWN)
LOVE OF MUSIC, DECADES OF
FRIENDSHIP
AND A NEW CD
BY RANDY BALL Review Correspondent
Scotty Arnold and Jerry Vincent have been friends since elementary school. That friendship is still going strong.
In high school they decided they would form a band. They enjoyed quick success, touring and meeting music industry people. They are still creating music and will soon release a new cd.
Their passion for music is stronger than ever and the story of the band, Bulls Gap, moves into a new chapter.
THE BEGINNINGS
Scotty and Jerry started elementary school together. Jerry remembered “we’ve known each other all our lives. My mother went to school with Scotty’s mom
and dad.” They are natives of the Bulls Gap/St. Clair area. Scotty was a good football player in school and had scholarship offers. He suffered injuries, three ankle surgeries and three knee surgeries, that hindered him from further pursuing sports.
Jerry said “My family was musically inclined, my mom had us in church and taught us to live right and do the best you can. I remember being at mamaw and papaw’s house, everybody was together playing music. I fell asleep on the floor most nights. My papaw once gave me a quarter to sing a song.”
Scotty had early exposure to music. He said “my grandmother taught me chords on a guitar.” He also learned to play piano.
He and Jerry started a band while still in high
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Bulls Gap
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Scotty Arnold & Jerry Vincent
school. They found success quickly. The band was originally called “Southern Wings.” It included guitarist Chuck Morrisette and drummer David “Goob” Burns. One of their first projects was when Rogersville teacher/artist Ella Jo Bradley asked them to write a song in celebration of Tennessee’s “Homecoming 86.” Scotty remembers “When we were in the second year of high school, we won the Service Merchandise Battle of the Bands. We did a video for the Discovery Channel about missing children.”
CONTINUED SUCCESS
Southern Wings opened shows for Molly Hatchet and Sawyer Brown. They bought their first bus. They played on the road, doing a series of shows raising money for fire departments and rescue squads. Jerry
said “We were young guys straight out of high school, making $1000.00 a show on the road.” They acquired their second bus, a Greyhound 4104. Scotty said “It cost $132.00 to fill the bus up, and we could drive 1600 miles.”
Scotty and Jerry were on “Be a Star” in 1991. They had opportunities to play at Dollywood and Opryland. They had a record deal with Malaco Records in 1993. Jerry remembers that they played about 250 shows a year and “we sold t-shirts, cd’s and pictures.” The spent a lot of time in Nashville and met many music industry people. Their first cassette album had members of Leon Russell’s band on it. Jerry said “Up until 2008 we had an office in Nashville.” Scotty added “we had one of the top 100 Christmas songs on CMT in 2008.”
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Bulls Gap In Scotty’s cabin studio.
Scotty said “Nashville changed the name of the group. Hee Haw star Archie Campbell often talked about his hometown, Bulls Gap. People found out where we were from and they’d say there’s those Bulls Gap boys, so we got to be known as Bulls Gap.”
Bulls Gap got to tour extensively, opening for Vern Gosden, Keith Whitley, Shenandoah, Pirates of the Mississippi and Confederate Railroad. Scotty added “We know Randy Owen and Teddy Gentry of Alabama really well.”
In 2007 they released an album, Keep on Believing. It featured nine original songs including Country Kind of Cowboy, Countrier Than This and Rain’s an Everyday Thing. Favorable reviews came in but problems were coming to the music industry.
INDUSTRY PROBLEMS
After years of remarkable good fortune, economic problems had a big effect on Bulls Gap. Scotty remembers “in 2008, the stock market crash hit the music industry really hard. Record labels went under.” Scotty and Jerry kept going, writing and recording and performing as much as possible. Scotty added “We had started working on a new album when Covid hit.
A PERSONAL TRAGEDY
Jerry reflected “My wife, Belinda Gail, died two years ago.” She had always been supportive of Jerry and his music. Jerry said “I don’t know where I’d be if it weren’t for the music. It was hard to pick up a guitar again, but I know she would want me to keep playing. It’s hard to do sometimes, but I know God has a plan. The good Lord has something for me to do; I’ve got to do it.”
BULLS GAP TODAY
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Scottie playing the guitar.
Bulls Gap’s 1993 cassette, “On Country Time”.
the years, many musicians have played with them, but the core of Bulls Gap has always been Scotty and Jerry. They have a lot to look back on; they have toured, they have met music legends, and they have created their own songs. They are finishing up a new cd. The goal today is the same as it was when Scotty and Jerry were in high school; to touch people with their songs and entertain people with their performances.
It’s remarkable that the friendship and musical partnership between Scotty and Jer-
ry has lasted so long. They are truly two of the good guys involved in music. With the new cd coming out, Jerry said “We’re trying to get some new music out, get back on the road, and pick up where we left off.
Scotty added “There are three things I’ve wanted to do; play sports, hunt & fish, and play music.”
Jerry reflected “I just love playing music, it’s in me.”
Scotty summed things up; “Music is in my blood. I play music because I love it. Don’t give up on your dreams. We’ve been around the horn, man! We’ve got to finish our journey.”
Scottie in the studio
Jerry in the studio
Bulls Gap’s CD “Keep on Believing”.
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DESIRE TO SUCCEED TEACHING TEAMWORK, LEADERSHIP, AND A COACH GLADSON
BY RANDY BALL Review Correspondent
Forrest Gladson spent much of his life in sports, and now he has the job he always wanted: football coach, basketball coach and athletic director at Rogersville City School.
EARLY LIFE
Forrest is the son of Brenda and the late Larry Gladson. Larry was a high school athlete and a Rogersville Warrior football player. Forrest came from a family of athletes. His uncle, David Gladson, was a high school football phenom before a tragic auto accident ended
his life. Forrest recalls “I remember going to Florida and Louisiana to watch my cousins, David Kenner, Thomas Floyd and Aaron Kenner play little league baseball.
Davis said “I was involved in sports since I was knee high.” His introduction to organized football was on Little League football Red Team, coached by his father Larry. He played flag football then until the sixth grade. He then played for the Rogersville City School Warriors, coached by Larry Pierce. Forrest was a run-
The coach at his desk.
Forrest’s ODAC championship ring.
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ning back and cornerback.
HIGH SCHOOL
Forrest played his high school football as a Cherokee Chief at Cherokee High School near Rogersville. The freshmen team he played on had a 7-1 record. Forrest played at Cherokee for coach Mike Sivert. In his sophomore year Forrest was a running back. In his junior and senior years he was a cornerback and kick returner.
COLLEGE
After graduating from Cherokee, Forrest attended Walters State Community College in Morristown for a period. He then enrolled at Emory & Henry College in Emory, Virginia and pursued his college football career as an Emory & Henry Wasp. Forrest said “Jim Brooks and family were instrumental in helping me get into
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Forrest at Rogersville City School.
Forrest points at a photo of an RCS team he played on.
Emory & Henry.”
He attended the Division 3 school from 2000-2004. In his freshman season, the Wasps won the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) championship. That season Forrest remembers he played “mostly on special teams as a kick returner.”
As a junior he won the “most improved” award and as a senior he won the leadership award. Forrest played running back and kick returner in his junior and senior seasons. At Emory & Henry he played for coaches Lou Walker and Fred Self.
Travis had some big moments in his college playing days. In his sophomore year, he had his first college touchdown against Guilford College. He scampered 71 yards with a screen pass for a touchdown. In that game he carried 13 times for 74 yards and caught 4 passes for 79 yards. That year the Wasps lost to Western Maryland in the playoffs. Forrest recalls “Coach Sivert (Forrest’s high school coach) wrote me a letter after that game. That year the Wasps were 8-3. Forrest has a championship ring for the ODAC championship.
FIRST JOB
college. He found an opportunity near home, at Bulls Gap School. He remembers “Bulls Gap was my first job; I was hired two weeks before school started.” He coached football, basketball, and track at Bulls Gap. He coached the Bulls Gap Bulldogs from 2004-2011. Forrest said “Bulls Gap was great! Everybody worked well together. We had great support from parents and the community. I loved working for the principals Beth Holt, Maureen Morelock, and Sharon Pinkston Southern.”
One memory that stands out from the Bulls Gap days was in basketball; the 2007-2008 Bulldogs upset powerful Mary Hughes School in the conference tournament.
MOVE TO ROGERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL
Forrest said “I’ve always enjoyed being around sports and being around kids, making an impact on kids. I knew in middle school that I wanted to be a coach someday.” Coaching was his natural next step after
When the opportunity came to move to Rogersville City School, Forrest said “It was a tough decision. I’d
Forrest as an Emory & Henry Wasp. Forrest as an RCS Warrior.
Coach Forrest Gladson
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been at Bulls Gap seven years.” He added that “One of my goals had always been to coach at the city school and be like Coach Pierce.” Forrest made the move to Rogersville City School in 2012. He coaches football and basketball. He was the assistant athletic director before becoming athletic director two years ago.
He had immediate success in football. In 2012 the RCS Warriors were 9-0. The team has had additional unbeaten seasons in 2014, 2015, 2018, 2021 and 2022. They were 7-1 in 2023. Since 2012 the Warriors record in football is 93-12.
In basketball, the Warriors are 167-102 since Forrest came there in 2012.
SOME HIGHLIGHTS
2012-2013 24-3 record, Big 3 Conference Champions, TMSSA State Runners -up
2014-2015 24-3 record, Big 3 Conference Champion, Area Tournament Champion, TMSSA State Runnersup
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Forrest running for the Cherokee Chiefs.
Forrest at Cherokee,
Forrest wore #7 at Cherokee because his cousin, Travis Carpenter, had worn it earlier.
2015-2016 20-6 record, Conference Champions
2019-2020 18-5 record, Conference Champions
Forrest said “I’ve had some great mentors; Dennis Renner, Bill Walker, Homer Cauesy, Mike Sivert, Jeremy Parrott, and many others at Cherokee, and my cousins David Kenner, Thomas Floyd, and Aaron Kenner.” He also credits the “great student-athletes and the parental support I’ve had. It’s been great to see kids go on to play in high school and college.”
With his success, other schools have tried to lure Forrest away. He spoke about one offer; he said “I prayed about it and decided this is where I’m supposed to be.”
THINGS THAT REALLY MATTER
Forrest has had great success on the field and court, but what really stands out is that he cares about the kids. He said “Wins and losses are great, but we try to teach the boys to be better men and citizens.”
Forrest said that the city school administration “is fully supportive in academics and athletics, the always do what is best for the student athletes, and they come to games. We have a good program here, built by generations of coaches, built on tradition, the expectations of administrations before us.” He added “We hold the students accountable, not only in athletics, but in all aspects of life. The people who love you hold you ac-
countable; parents, teachers and coaches.”
Forrest said that for a coach, a supportive wife is important; “you’re away a lot.” He and his wife Lauren have three daughters, 11, 8, and 5, and a boy on the way. He added “I enjoy watching my own kids play; sometimes you miss that while you’re coaching.” He also said that he has been blessed with good assistant coaches.
Forrest concluded “Coaching is time consuming but really rewarding. If you don’t equip them for life, you can’t be judged by wins and losses, in the grand scheme it doesn’t mean that much. Coaching and teaching is a calling; you’re loving other peoples’ kids.”
An unbeaten Warriors team.
SURGOINSVILLE A PICTORIAL TOUR OF
BY RANDY BALL
Review Correspondent
tSurgoinsville is a pretty, quiet little town in central Hawkins County. It lies just off of Highway 11W beside the Holston River. Surgoinsville was incorporated in 1815.
It was named for a Frenchman, Major James Sur-
guine, an early settler. Surgoinsville has its own museum. It offers live music, cruise-ins, and a festival. Many of Hawkins County’s most historical homes are located around Surgoinsville.
All photos by Randy Ball.
Maxwell Academy, established 1852, This building was built around 1901 when the original burned.
One of Surgoinsville’s newest businesses, the Riverview Emporium.
Surgoinsville is on the Holston River, seen here from Riverfront Park.
The Miller House (Yellow Store House), built by Jacob Miller around 1800.
New Providence Presbyterian Church, founded 1780.
John Mauk’s Store was near Stony Point.
The Dr. William C. Lyons home, 1891.
Stony Point was built by William Armstrong III, circa 1779-1815.
The Fudge House, to the left, was build around 1835.
The Samuel Miller house.
New Providence historical marker.
This home was built as the Lyons Store, a trading post, post office and Confederate recruiting station.
Old Highway 11W forms Main Street. Sinking Creek is in the southern part of Surgoinsville.
Maxwell Academy historical marker.
Sanditch blacksmith shop
Phipps Bend Industrial Park provides over 2000 jobs.
Long Meadow, in nearby Carter’s Valley, built in the 1760s.
The Frank Smith home.
An old photo of the Yellow Store.
The Bellamy’s Hardware building is now a Bluegrass music venue.
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PRESSMAN’S HOME ARTISTS
CREATES REPLICA ARTWORK YOU CAN DRIVE
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG CAR
BY JEFF BOBO Editor
In the spirit of “eccentric inventor” Caractacus Potts who built the original Chitty Chitty Bang Bang from a wrecked race car, artist Randy Costantino took a bunch of old scraps and junk to create a unique replica.
“Chitty America” has a 1902 Oldsmobile chassis, 1933 Pontiac front and rear end, 1917 Ford Wheels, and a 1967 Chevy drive train. The hood was made from a stainless steel refrigerator, and the passenger compartment is made of plywood.
Pressmen’s Home residents may have seen Costantino’s “Chitty America” tooling up and down Rt. 94 at
25 mph.
Constantino, who lives across the road form the old Pressman’s Home trade school building, is a painter and sculptor known for making life size replicas including a tank, a train, a WWI airplane, and a cannon that actually fires.
But that was yard art, and you’d have to go to his house to see it. “Chitty America” is artwork that Costantino can drive to you.
He started on “Chitty America” about a year and a half ago, and by the time he’s finished he’ll have about $5,000 worth of materials and untold hundreds of
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Pressmens’ Home artist Randy Costantino poses with his latest creation, a Chitty Chitty Bang Bang replica he named “Chitty America”.
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man-hours into his latest creation.
Younger generations may not be familiar with the 1968 movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang starring Dick Van Dyke, which was based on a 1964 book by Ian Fleming.
In the novel, the car is described as “… a 12-cylinder, 8-litre supercharged Paragon Panther. They only made one of them and then the firm went broke.” The car crashed in a race, burst into flames, and was later purchased by Potts, who rebuilds it at the insistence of his children, who like to play in it.
Similarly, Costantino was motivated to build his replica because he wanted something to play with. But, the real fun for Costantino is in the building.
“I like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang,” Costantino told the Review earlier this week. “I think it’s probably the most famous car in the world. I just like the look of it. It’s a good story, and just wanted to be part of it. So, there it is.”
and specially modified parts and pieces.
“If you look under there you’ll see a little tiny Chassis. Then the rest of it I added on. What I used was two big long I-beams from a mobile home. I just joined them in and bolted them.”
“It is in the Chitty style, but I didn’t try to imitate Chitty too much. I put on what I thought was right, and what I had laying around the house. If you want to do something like this, you don’t want to spend a lot of money on it. That hood, which is Chitty-like — I put all those little swirls on it so it would look better. That’s a recycled commercial stainless steel refrigerator. I just kind of build on what I have.”
A PATCHWORK OF PARTS
The headlights located next to the windshield are from the original 1902 Oldsmobile chassis. The headlights on the front grill are from two different vehicles, but you wouldn’t know that by looking at them.
‘WHAT I HAD LAYING AROUND’
Ian Fleming said the Chitty Chitty Bang Bang car was inspired from a series of aero-engined racing cars built in the early 1920s that were called “Chitty Bang Bang” after the sound they made while idling.
“There’s a handful of these (replicas) out there if you look on the Internet, and every one of them is different,” Costantino said. “I think the reason is, you can’t get plans for it. You have to go by your eye and figure it out. People have shorter ones, longer ones, different features. This one is 16 feet long. The wheel-base is 12 feet, so it’s a good size wheel base. Kind of make sit comfortable to drive.”
Costantino’s original chassis is a 1902 Olds, and that’s that’s the make and model its registered and tagged under at the County Clerk’s office.
But, there are pieces from several types of vehicle on “Chitty America”, not to mention a lot of home-made
“I wanted them brass, and they were chrome, and I thought, how am I going to make these brass. I didn’t know what to do. Then I noticed there was brass under a scratch, and I started working on them, and they’re already made of brass. Someone had chromed them, so I removed the chrome.
The brass grill is made from door kickplates.
“To buy a piece of brass this size was beyond what I could do.”
He also acquired a real 1926 Pontiac hood ornament, which he purchased from a man in Rogersville, at a very reasonable price.
The wood spoke wheels are from a 1917 Ford.
“They’re 106 years old. I don’t drive it too fast because you’re driving on sticks. They’re matched up to a 1933 Pontiac front and rear end.”
As for the drive train Costantino went a little more
Although it stil lacks a few details before it’s complete, Pressmen’s Home residents may have already seen Costantino’s “Chitty America” tooling up and down Rt. 94 at 25 mph.
modern.
It’s a six cylinder 250 motor with a regular single barrel carburetor from a 1967 Chevy pickup with an 350 turbo automatic transmission. Luckily the 1933 front and rear end lined up with the Chevy parts.
‘BOAT-STYLE’ SIDING
One of his favorite pieces is the saxophone horn.
“I wanted something interesting there. Chitty had a snake (for a horn).”
At the back is a 1700s era wooden trunk that he found in a thrift store.
Although Chitty America doesn’t fly, the driver’s compartment includes faux airplane gauges which were originally coasters.
The “boat-style” siding around the passenger compartment is made of plywood.
To achieve the pinstripe affect he applied thin strips of tape to the sides, stained it, removed the tape, and then varnished it. The faux rivets are simply thin brass punch-outs from a paper hole puncher glued into place.
There are door handles to open the back seat doors, but they’re just for show. There are no actual rear doors.
“Too much engineering for putting a door in,” Costantino said. “They look like they work, and that’s what matters. You jump in to get in to the back seat, which means it’s for kids. It’s not for me.”
On the back he painted the name of the car: “Chitty America”.
RR: Where’d you find all this stuff?
“Some of it I had. Some of it just kinda comes to you by osmosis. People know you need it and it comes your way.”
RR: Where are you going to take this thing?
“I don’t know. The fun for me is in the building. I’ll drive it a little while, and I’ll probably send it off to somebody.”
RR: How much would you ask for something like this?
“I haven’t got a clue. It won’t be $10,000 or $20,000. I’ve got more than that in it in labor. I’m going to get my labor out of it. We’ll just have to see how popular it is. These days there’s just no telling. I didn’t really
build it to make money because that’s not what it’s about. It’s about the fun of building it. If it’s worth $10, that’ll be that. If it’s worth $100,000, that’ll be that.”
The 1926 Pontiac hood ornament.
ROGERSVILLE Events 2024-25
There’s a lot going on in Hawkins County in 2024, and now that the first flowers are in bloom it’s time to mark your calendar to remember your favorite upcoming events.
The following list of 2024 events is a work in progress. There’s no final date as of yet for Rogersville’s Fall Bike Nite, and the Surgoinsville Riverfront Festival dates have yet to be finalized as well.
We also don’t yet have the official dates and times for the municipal Christmas parades, except for Rogersville.
One thing we know won’t be on the list of events this year are the spring and fall downtown Rogersville Jeepfest. Event founder and organizer Chris Singleton wasn’t able to continue this year, and although it was hoped that someone else would step up to keep the event going, that didn’t happen.
Here’s the tentative list of 2024 Hawkins County events submitted by the Rogersville Chamber of Commerce:
MARCH 16: Bulls Gap’s Luck of The Irish at the Bulls Gap Community Center 6-8 p.m. featuring entertainment by “Marci the Entertainer and Guess Storytellers. Chili and Corn waffles will be sold. For more infor call 423-235-5216.
MARCH 23: Friends of Bulls Gap Park Soup Bean Supper beginning at 7 p.m. at the Bulls Gap Community Center, 139 South Main Street, Bulls Gap. The menu features Soup Beans, Corn Bread Slaw, Onions, Desserts. Tea and Water. A $7 donation is requested. For more info call Pete Shipley at 754-5407, or Jeanette Edens at 423-923-0434.
MARCH 28: Vietnam Veterans Recognition Service, Hawkins County Courthouse War Memorial, 11 a.m.
MARCH 30: Easter Egg Hunt, Mount Carmel City Park, 11 a.m.
APRIL 13: C herokee Lake Power Clean Up, 9 a.m. to noon, Quarry Road Boat Ramp.
MAY 11: Chamber Golf Tournament, McDonald Hills Golf Course.
MAY 11: Cruise In at the Farm, 229 North VFW Road, Bulls Gap, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
APRIL 15 TO MAY 25: Rogersville In Bloom.
APRIL 27: Rogersville Spring Bike Nite, downtown Rogersville, 5-8 p.m.
MAY 4: Clinch Mountain Community Yard Sale, Clinch Valley Road.
MAY 11: Cruise In at the Farm, 229 North VFW Road, Bulls Gap, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
MAY 24: Cruise In On Square, downtown Rogersville, 6-9 p.m.
MAY 27: Memorial Day Service, Courthouse Square, 11 a.m.
JUNE 1: Vintage Fair presented by the Rogersville Heritage Association, downtown Rogersville 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
JUNE 8: Cruise In at the Farm, 229 North VFW Road, Bulls Gap, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
JUNE 14: Cruise In On Square, downtown Rogersville 6-9 p.m.
JUNE 28: Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner/Dance, 6:30 p.m.
JULY 4: Rogersville 4th July Parade, line up in front East Rogersville Baptist Church, parade begins at 11 a.m.
JULY 4: Rogersville Fireworks, Rogersville City Park, 9 p.m.
JULY 4: Mount Carmel Fourth of July Celebration and Fireworks, downtown Mount Carmel.
JULY 5: Cruise In on Square, downtown Rogersville, 6-9 p.m.
JULY 13: Cruise In at the Farm, 229 North VFW Road, Bulls Gap, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
JULY 27: Back to School Splash, Mount Carmel City Park.
AUG. 9: Cruise In On Square, downtown Rogersville, 6-9 p.m.
AUG. 10: Cruise In at the Farm, 229 North VFW Road, Bulls Gap, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SEPT. 20: Cruise In On Square, downtown Rogersville, 6-9 p.m.
SEPT. 21: Cruise In at the Farm, 229 North VFW Road, Bulls Gap, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
OCT. 5: Mount Carmel Fall Festival
OCT. 5: 12 Mile Yard Sale, Clinch Valley Road.
OCT. 11: Cruise In On Square, downtown Rogersville, 6-9 p.m.
OCT. 11: Heritage Days Children Parade, downtown Rogersville, 4:30-5:30 p.m.
OCT. 12-13: Heritage Days, downtown Rogersville, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
OCT. 31: Rogersville Trunk-or-Treat, downtown Rogersville, 5-8 p.m.
OCT. 31: Mount Carmel Halloween Trunk-orTreat, downtown Mount Carmel.
NOV. 11: Veteran Day Service, Courthouse Square, 11 a.m.
DEC. 7: Rogersville Christmas Parade December at 4 p.m., followed by Christmas Tree Lighting at 5 p.m.
ROGERSVILLE/HAWKINS COUNTY Chamber of Commerce 2024 Member List
EAST TENNESSEE REAL ESTATE & APPRAISAL
Andrew Poe
ADVANCE AMERICA
FINANCIAL SERVICES
Mya Kimbrough, Center Manager
4324 Highway 66, Suite C
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-272-2470
Fax: 423-408-2005
Email: kimbroughmya@yahoo.com
Website: Advanceamerica.net
Facebook: Advance America Rogersville
AIRMEDCARE NETWORK
Air Ambulance Transport
Aaron Hess
5573 Old Highway 11E Morristown , TN 37814
Phone: 423-530-2686
Email: aaron.hess@gmr.net www.amcnrep.com/aaron-hesss
AMEDISYS HOME HEALTH CARE
109 Apple Lane, Suite A Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-4484
Lori Dalton RN, BSN Director of Office Operations Lori.dalton@amedisys.com
Andi Crawley RN, BSN Account Executive andi.crawley@amedisys.com
AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY
Kayla Shelby 871 N Weisgarber Road Knoxville, TN 37909 865-558-4052 - 865-584-1673 kayla.shelby@cancer.org
318 East Main Street Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: (865) 405-4768 Email: andrewpoe@gmail.com
APPALACHIAN COM FEDERAL CREDIT UNION
Misti Race 1206 West Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-378-2845 mrace@myacfcu.org www.myacfcu.org
APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN PROJECT ACCESS
Tracy Pate, Outreach Coordinator 809S. Roan Street, Suite # 4 Johnson City, Tennessee 37601 Phone: 423-232-6700 Fax: 423-232-670 Email: tracy@ProjectAccessEastTn.org
APPALACHIAN REGIONAL COALITION ON HOMELESSNESS (ARCH)
Dreama Shreve, Executive Director
Danielle Garland, Case Manager 321 West Walnut Street POB 3797 Johnson City, Tennessee 37602 423-928-2724 - 423-926-4264 dreama@appalachianhomeless.org
APPALACHIAN WELLNESS CLINIC, PLLC
Jessica Wheeler, FNP Walk-In Clinic
311 East Main Street Rogersville, TN 37857
Email: jwheeler@appalachianwellnessclinic.com Phone: 423-597-1100 Fax: 423-597-1150
APEX BANK
AMERICAN RED CROSS OF NORTHEAST TN
Kalen Collins, Ex Director
Susan Perry Operation Manager 660 Eastern Star Rd Kingsport, TN 37663 423-765-4222 - 423-765-4377 kalen.collins @Redcross.org
AMERICAN RENTAL
Derek Miller 4324 Highway 66, Suite # A Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 423-293-3572 - 423-293-3574 st069@americanrental.com
AMIS MILL EATERY
Kamran & Shannon Aliabadi 127 West Bear Hollow Road Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 423-272-7040 www.amismill.com
Janette Edens 105 North Main Street Bulls Gap, Tennessee 37711 Phone: 423-393-2323
Fax: Email: Jeanette.edens@apexbank.com
APEX BANK
Tammy Pearce 4020 Highway 66 Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-564-5880 www.apexbank.com
Email: Tammy.pearce@apexbank.com
ARRAY OF HOPE MINISTRY
Non Profit Service
Donna Ramos
P.O. Box 656
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-921-7499
Email: Dramosooa@gmail.com
A.S.I AUTOMOTIVE SCIENTIFIC INC. P.O. Box 626
Rogersville, TN 37857
423-921-9085 - 423-921-9086 don@autoecu.com
MICHAEL GILLESPIE
ASSESSOR OF PROPERTY
110 East Main Street room 201 Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-272-8505
Email: michael.gillespie@cot.tn.gov
AT& T OF TENNESSEE
Regional Director –External Affairs 9733 Parkside Drive, 2nd Floor Knoxville, TN 37922
Phone: 865-769-5799
Fax: 423-865-6998
Email: Alan.L.Hill@att.com
David Luttrell 1040 Tidewater Court Kingsport, TN 37660 423-272-7897
A BLUTTRELL STAFFING GROUP
dluttrell@Lstaff.com www.Luttrellsatffgroupl.com
LUTTRELL STAFFING GROUP
Kim Trent 952 West Broadway Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-272-7897
BPW
Jeanette Edens 827 Pleasant Hill Road Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-923-0434 jeanetteedens@gmail.com
DODGE INDUSTRIAL
Peggy Lee
100 Bearing Drive Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2686 - 423-272-1298 pslee2@dodgeindustrial.com www.abb.com
DODGE INDUSTRIAL
Tom Carpenter
100 Bearing Drive Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-1233 - 423-272-1233 tcarpenter@dodgeindustrial.com www.abb.com
BAKER, DONELSON, BEARMAN, CALDWELL & BERKOWITZ
Angie Guimond P.O. Box 3038 Johnson City, TN, 37602 423-928-0181 - 423-979-7639 aguimond@bakerdoleson.com
BANG –N- BLADES BEAUTY SALON
Jessica Allen, Owner 322 Colonial Road Rogersville, Tennessee 423-293-0337 jessicaandkelvin@hotmail.com
BLADE AND BARREL BARBER COMPANY
Barber Shop
Todd Reeves, Master Barber 3815 Highway 66 South Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 Phone: 423-293-0444 Email: todd1017@gmail.com
BARGAIN BARN TIRES
David Bundren 1203 Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37602 423-272-6191 bargaintires@gmail.com
BLUEGRASS AT BELLAMY
Johnny Greer &Teresa Greer 116 Hill Avenue Surgoinsville, TN, 37873 423-345-3372 - 423-345-3372 johnnygreer@bellsouth.net teresagreer@bellsouth.net www.mainstreetbluegrass.com/bellamys.htm
BLUE RIDGE PACKAGE
Dale Murnane
4017 Highway 66 South, Suite A Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-393-1166 Email: blueridgepackage@gmail.com
BLUE RIDGE PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE
James Begley 1001 Wellington Blvd Kingsport, TN 37660 423-612-3546 jkbegley@aol.com
BLUE RIDGE ELECTRICAL SERVICE, INC.
Electrical Contractor
Chad Schmidt Owner/Electrician 330 Webster Valley Road Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-512-4055
Email: chad@blueridgeelectricialservice.com www. blueridgeelectricalservice.com
Photo Courtesy of The Rogersville/Hawkins County Chamber of Commerce
BOND INSURANCE AGENCY
Robin Bond, Owner/Agent
298 Clemon Road
Whitesburg, TN 37891
Phone: 423-393-3221
Email: rbondinsurance@aol.com
BOB’S TIRE & AUTO CENTER
David Bundren
1501 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-272-3075
BROOME FUNERAL HOME
Don Broome
P.O. Box 8, Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-272-8250- 423-272-8251 broomefuneralhome@charterinternet.com www.broomefuneralhome.com
BROWN’S CUSTOM FENCING & CONSTRUCTION
Fence Installation Material Retail
Sherri Brown, VP
782 Roberstson Creek Road
Bulls Gap, TN 37711
Phone: 423-235-7400
Fax: 423-235-0074
Email: brownscustomfencing@gmail.com Website: brownscustomfencing.com
BULL BABIES RESTAURANT
Amanda Wilmoth
1090S. Church Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-500-4700
Email: eatatbullbabies.com
B WELL NATURAL HEALTH STORE, LLC
Retail Health Store /Sauna
Andrea Davidson
122 S. Church Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-500-4884
Email: bwellnaturalhealth@gmail.com Website: bwellhealthstore.com
C&C MILLWRIGHT & MAINTENANCE
Jerry Fortner
P.O. Box 970 Greeneville, TN, 37744 423-639-9527 - 423-639-8757 jfortner@ccmillwright.com www.ccmillwright.com
CARIS HEALTHCARE
Hospice/Healthcare
Renee Lowery, Marketing Rep 2140 E. Andrew Johnson HWY Greeneville, TN 37745
Phone:423-638-2226
Fax: 423638-2299
Email: RLowery@carishealthcare.com Website: carishealthcare.com Facebook: Caris Healthcare
CASA FOR KIDS, INC
Susanne Stanley 107 E. Main St., Ste 240 Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-293-0328
CASA FOR KIDS, INC.
Mary L. Kilpatrick
310 Shelby Street Kingsport, TN 37660
Phone: 423-247-1161 - 423-247-1156
Mary@casa4kidsinc.org
CARNIVAL CAFE
Craig D. Bennett, Owner 7565 Hwy 11 W Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-923-8018 Email: carnivalcafetn@gmail.com
CAROL’S SHORT-TERM RENTALS
Carol Jones 911 Sandy Valley Road Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 770-530-9749 caroljones@afco.net
CARROLL REAL ESTATE - RICK CARROLL
405 S. Armstrong Road, Suite # 5 Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-7100 - 423-272-0782 http://www.carrollrealty.com
CARTER TRENT FUNERAL HOME
Greg Harris 1115 HWY 11W Church Hill, TN 37642 423-357- 0808 - 423-357-1201 Email: Greg.harris@cartertrent.com
THE CASTLE BARN Music Venue
Andrea Davidson. CEO 908 Pressman Home Road Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 812-701-0403 Email: bookingthecastlebarn@gmail.com
CHANCELLOR DOUGLAS T. JENKINS
Doug Jenkins 107 East Main Street, Suite # 321 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-8800 - 423-921-8045 atty2637@bellsouth.net
CHARTER BUSINESS DAVID CUMMINGS 10417 Wallace Alley Street Kingsport, TN, 37663 423-817-2456 david.cummings@chartercom.com
CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS
Patricia Matthews 125 Stapleton Lon. #1 Rogersville, TN, 37857 www.charter.com
CHEROKEE LAKE USER ASSOCIATION
David & Leona Toll Non-profit –Lake Preservation davet88@yahoo.com lml724@yahoo.com 2113 Kahiti Circle Mooresburg, TN 37811 901-828-6825 www.cherokeelakeusers.net
CHEROKEE LAKE CAMPGROUND
Woody Wirtz 9617 Hwy 11W Mooresburg, TN, 37811 423-272-3333 woodwirtz@gmail.com www.cherokeelakeinfo.com
CHEROKEE MEDICAL CLINIC
Tom Flaglor, Owner 900 West Main Street, POB 391 Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-500-1200 Fax: 423-500-1201 Email: info@cherokeemedicalclinic.com
CHEROKEE PHYSICAL THERAPY
Jeff Ringley 482 Park Boulevard # 2 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-8088 - 423-921-0046 jeff_c@charterinternet.com
CHIP HALE CENTER
Lana Young 310 Hasson Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-3966 - 423-272-4025 mhutchinschc@yahoo.com www.chiphalecenter.org
CHRISTIE CARPET CLEANING
Carpet, Upholstery, Tile Cleaning & Pressure Washing
Neil Christie, Owner 3119 Beech Creek Road Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-780-5381
Email: neil@christiecarpetcleaning.com
CHRISTIAN-SELLS FUNERAL HOME
Chris Christian
P.O. Box 775, 1520 East Main St. Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-0555 - 423-272-0524 office@christiansells.com www.christiansells.com
CHRISTIAN-SELLS FUNERAL HOME
James Sells P.O. Box 775, 1520 East Main St. Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-0555 - 423-272-0524 csfh@bellsouth.net www.christiansells.com
CHURCH HILL FLORIST
Shona House 112 East Main Street Church Hill, TN 37642
Phone: 423-357-7641
Email:houseshona@yahoo.com
THE CLAIMS CREW
Restoration Service Commercial & Residential
Ryan Lawson, Owner P.O. Box 118 Rogersville , TN Phone: 423-754-0929 Email: ryan@the claimscrew.com
MY DAILEY CHOICE
Health & Wellness
Cindy Jex, Owner Independent Affilate Phone: 716-572-8351
Email: Mydaileychoice.com/CindyJex WinwithMDC.com/CindyJex
CLINCH-POWELL RC & D
Lindy Turner P.O. Box 379 Rutledge, TN, 37861 865-828-5927 - 865-828-5212 lindy@clinchpowell.org www.clinchpowell.net/main.html
CLINCH-POWELL RC & D
Cherry Acuff P. O. Box 379 Rutledge, TN, 37861 865-828-5927 - 865-828-5212
finance@clinchpowell.net www.clinchpowell.net/main.html
THREAD
Hiram Newton
210 East Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2200 - 423-272-3353 hiram.newton@thread.bank www.thread.bank
THREAD
Sarah Russell
210 East Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2200 - 423-272-3353 Sarah.russell@thread.bank www.thread.bank
COMFORT INN & SUITES
Raj Trivedi
128 James Richardson Lane Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8700 - 423-921-9849 www.comfortinn.com/hotel-rogersville-tennesseeTN510?sid=xTXYti.9ApN9geBo.25
COMPUTER POWER & GROUNDING CONSULTANTS, INC
Consulting –Power Electronics Worldwide Don Spoon –President 120 Quillen Avenue Bulls Gap, Tennessee 37711 Phone: 800-688-3896 PowerGuyUSA@gmail.com
CONGRESSMAN DIANA HARSBARGER
Washington Office 419 Cannon HOB Washington, DC, 20515 202-225-6356 - 202-225-5714 rep.harsbarger@mail.house.gov www.harshbarger.house.gov/
COOPER STANDARD
Gabrielle Buchanan, HR Manager 377 Phipps Bend Surgoinsville, Tennessee 37873 423-817-2598
COFFEE AT THE KYLE
Stephanie Lord 125 Stapleton Lane #2 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-8721 - 423-921-8724
CROSS FLOWER SHOP
Vicki & Alan Cross 812 East Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8113 acrossphoto@hughes.net
CRICKET WIRELESS/RYMCO, LLC
Cellular Communications
Mr. Eric Smith, District Manager 4310 Hwy 66 S., Suite B Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-293-0898 Email: ericannasmith@gmail.com
CRYE LEIKE REALTOR OF ROGERSVILLE
Cody Fobber
205 East Washington Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-5050 - 423-272-2378
fobber37857@hotmail.com
CUSTOM HEATING & AIR CONDITION, LLC
Chad Salyer, Owner
119 East Main Blvd.
Church Hill, Tennessee 37642
423-357-1922 - 423-357-5736
custom.heatingandair@yahoo.com
CYNTHIA BUNDREN JACKSON REALTY
1111 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-4400
jckscynth4@aol.com
CHARLOTTE BRITTON
309 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-3677
brittonc@charter.net
DBR METAL ROOFING
Contact: Debbie Shedden
P.O. Box 455
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Phone: 423-345-4700
Fax: 423-345-4770
DEPRIEST & RICHARDSON –MERRILL LYNCH
Financial Advisors
Denise DePriest & Callie Richardson
7 Sheridan Square, Suite # 110 Kingsport, TN 37660
Phone: 423-782-2239
Fax: 423-933-2433
Email: Callie.richardson@ml.com
Denise.depriest@ml.co
D & L OGLE COMMERCIAL CLEANING
COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL CLEANING
Danny & Lori Ogle, Owner
681 War Creek Road
Edison, TN 37731
Phone: 865-223-8589
Email: dannyogle01@gmail.com
D & L PROPERTIES
Commercial & Residential Rentals
139 Riverfront Drive
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Larry & Dena Clonce
Phone: 423-272-2242
Email: cloncelarry@yahoo.com
DOWN RANGE, LLC.
Matt Gerard
303 Cherry Avenue
Rochelle, IL 61068
Physical Address: 335 Brown Mountain RD
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 630-290-4601
Email: Matt@downrangecc.com
DOMINO’S PIZZA - ROBIN C. KOUNTZ
111 Justice Center Drive
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-7009 - 423-318-1596 rkountz@bellsouth.net www.dominos.com
EAST TENN. IRON & METAL (ETIM)
Jimmy Brooks
P.O. Box 460, Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-235-4119 jimmy@easttniron.com
ETSU HAWKINS COMMUNITY HEALTH COM, ETSU
Jeannie Parrott 948 West Broadway Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: (423) 272-4808 Email: parrottsh@etsu.ed
ETSU AT KINGSPORT
Bandi Huskey
Allandale 1501 University Blvd. Kingsport, TN 37660 Phone: 865-429-7733 Fax: Email: huskeybk@etsu.edu WWW.etsu.edu/kingsport
EAST SIDE APARTMENTS
Otis Eldridge 459 Caney Creek Road Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2938 - 423-247-2261 otiseldridge@yahoo.com
EAST TENNESSEE PRINTING
Jim Egbert
P.O. Box 817, 210 Washington St. Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-7456 - 423-921-7450 egbert@easttennesseeprinting.net
EASTMAN P.O. Box 571
Kingsport, TN, 37662 423-229-4965 - 423-229-4965 www.eastman.com
FAITH BAKED CAKES & CATERING/FLORIST
Shona House, Owner 511 Westfield Avenue Church Hill, TN 37642 Phone: 423-754-6427 Email: houseshona@yahoo.com
KRISTEN STURGILL P.O. Box 571 Kingsport, TN, 37662 423-229-2526 - 423-229-1008 ksturgill@eastman.com www.eastman.com
EASTMAN CREDIT UNION
Brandon Bedingfield 4003 Highway 66 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-235-4050 - 423-235-4055 bbedingfield@ecu.org
EASTMAN CREDIT UNION
Linda Hall 2021 Meadowview Lane Kingsport, TN, 37660 423-578-7346 - 423-578-7627 lhall@ecu.org
EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS
Marty Dobbins 420 Park Boulevard, Suite #2 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8985 - 866-622-0647 marty.dobbins@edwardjones.com www.edwardjones.com
EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS
Stacy Roberts, Financial Advisor Investment Firm 3616 Netherland Inn Road, Suite # 5 Kingsport, TN 37660 423-246-9248 - 877-358-2730 stacey.l.roberts@edwardjones.com
ELDRIDGE AUTO SALES
Otis Eldridge 459 Caney Creek Road 423-272-2938 - 423-272-3753 otiseldridge@yahoo.com
EPC
Robert Hickman 140 Industrial Drive Surgoinsville, TN, 37873 423-345-2351 - 423-345-3772 www.epcmfg.com
EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
Sarah Graves Operations Manager 420 Park Blvd. Suite #100 Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-358-8958 Fax: 423-307-1201
Email: Sarah.Graves@expresspro.com
FARMERS HOME FURNITURE
Mike Trent, Manager 4017 HWY 66 S, Suite #2 Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone 423-921-3297 Fax: 877-577-8470 Email: store264@farmersfurniture.com Website: farmershomefurniture.com
FAST PACE HEALTH CLINIC 1116 Highway 11W Church Hill, TN 37642 423-226-5109 423-226-5150 churchhilltn@fastpacehealth.com
FIRST COMMUNITY FINANCIAL SERVICES
Darla Freeman 809 West Main Street Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-272-5800 - 423-272-1962 dfreeman@infinexgroup.com
FIRST COMMUNITY BANK
Debbie Price
P.O. Box 820, 1104 East Main St. Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone 423-272-5800 - 423-272-6607 dprice@fcbanktn.com
FIRST COMMUNITY BANK
Stephanie Potts
P.O. Box 820, 1104 East Main St. Rogersville, TN, 378587 423-272-5800 - 423-272-6607 spots@fcbanktn.com
FIRST TN HUMAN RESOURCE AGENCY
Stephanie Walker 2203 McKinley Road, Suite 210 Johnson City, TN, 37604 423-461-7769 - 423-461-8228 swalker@fthra.org www.fthra.org
FIRST HORIZON
Tanna Rainey Rogersville, TN P.O. Box 577 Rogersville, TN 37857 Email: Tanna.Rainey@firsthorizon.com Phone: 423-272-2300 Fax: 423-272-9779 www.firsthorizon.com
FLOWERS BY WANDA
Florist -Wanda Seaton 313 Armstrong Road Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 423-272-3735 wandacandleshop@yahoo.com
FOOD CITY
Brandon Mowell 1287 East Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2745 www.foodcity.com
FOUNTAIN BAY CONSTRUCTION
Rhonda Epling P.O. Box 1087 Kodak, TN, 37764 865-225-1420 epling@sunrisehomestn.com www.sunrisehomestn.com/index.html
G AND C INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY
Industrial Supplies
Cort Freeman Manager
Judy Stidham Owner 326 Dotson Lane P.O. Box 262
Church Hill, TN 37642
Phone: 423-956-2045 Fax: 423-357-8846 Email: cfreeman@gandcindustrial.co
GERMAN CREEK MARINA & CAFÉ
Rhonda Epling P.O. Box 1087
Kodak, TN, 37764 Phone: 865-225-1420 epling@sunrisehomestn.com www.germancreekmarina.com
GIVENS NELSON REALTY
Stephen A. Nelson 1012 West Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-272-4660 Phone: 423-272-5660 givensnelson@aol.com
GOINS RASH CAIN, INC.
Commercial; Constructional/Architectural 130 Regional Park Drive
Kingsport, Tennessee 37660
Phone: 423-349-7760
Fax: 423-349-7413
MBM PACKAGING
John Metz
P.O. Box 733
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: (423) 293-0961
Fax: (423) 293-0962
Email: john@mbmpack.com
GREATER KINGSPORT FAMILY YMCA
Non-Profit/Health /Wellness
Shari Mefford, Director 1604 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-247-9622 Email: smefford@ymcakpt.org
GREAT DAY SCREEN PRINTING
Teresa Goodson 120 Beaver Lane Rogersville, TN 37857 423-293-3456 - 423-293-3457 greatdayscreenprinting@outlook.com
GROOMINGDALES
Pet Grooming,
Jackie Jerdon 5148 Highway 11W Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 423-272-9931
HHDK INDUSTRIES, INC.
Jeff Moore
100 Industrial Park Drive Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7119 - 423-578-2831 jeffm@hdkind.com www.hdkind.com
HAGOOD EYECARE
Dr. Brance E. Hagood 215 West Broadway Suite A Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2345 - 423-272-3324 rockytp@chartertn.net www.hagoodeyecare.net
H & R BLOCK
Peggy Long 3815 Hwy. 66 S Suite 2 Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-272-6515 - 423-272-9975 cobb3235@bellsouth.net www.hrblock.com
HALE SPRINGS INN & MCKINNEY TAVERN
110 West Main Street
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Phone: 1-877-222-1616 - 423-272-5171 info@halespringsInn.com www.HaleSpringsInn.com
HANCOCK MANOR NURSING HOME, INC.
George W. Brewer 1423 Main Street
Sneedville, TN 37869
Phone: 423-738-4783
Email: sneadmi@gracehc.com www.hancockmanor.com
HARTNESS INSURANCE AGENCY
Brian Hartness
P. O. Box 218
Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-754-4343 hartnessbrian@hotmail.com
HAWKINS COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR OF ELECTIONS – CRYSTAL ROGERS
110 East Main Street, Room 301
Rogersville, Tennessee 37587
Phone: 423-272-8061
Vote@hawkinstnelection.com www.hawkinscountytn.gov
HAWKINS COUNTY DIRECTOR OF SCHOOLS
Matt Hixson
200 North Depot Street
Rogersville, Tennessee
Phone: 423-272-7629
Email: reba.bailey@hck12.net
HAWKINS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
Career & Technical Education Dept.
Brandon Williams, Career & Tech Edu. Supervisor 200 North Depot Street Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423—272-7629
Email: Brandon.williams@hck12.net Website:www.hck12/careertecheducation
HAWKINS CO. INDUSTRIAL DEV. BOARD
107 East Main Street, Suite 221 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7668 - 423-272-0200 hcidbtn@gmail.com www.hawkinstnindustrial.com
HAWKINS COUNTY CLERK - NANCY DAVIS
110 E. Main St. Room 204, P.O. 790 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7002 - 423-272-5801
Nancy.davis@tn.gov www.hawkinscountytn.gov
HAWKINS COUNTY CLERK & MASTER
Brent Price P.O. Box 908
Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8150 Brent.Price@tncourts.gov
HAWKINS COUNTY EMA
Jamie Miller, Director 407 East Main Street Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 Phone: 423-921-8059 jamie.miller@hawkincountytn.gov
HAWKINS COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS
Judy Kirkpatrick P.O. Box 235 Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-272-8304 - 921-3170 jckirkpatrick@chartertn.net www.hawkinscountytn.gov
HAWKINS COUNTY SHERIFF
Ronnie Lawson 117 Justice Center Drive Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 Phone:423-272-4848 rllawson@chartertn.net
HAWKINS COUNTY TRUSTEE
Jim Shanks
110 East Main Street, Room 203 Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-272-7022 - 423-272-8267 jimshanks@hawkinscotrustee.com www.hawkinscountytn.gov
HAWKINS CO. CIRCUIT COURT CLERK
Randy Collier
115 Justice Center Dr. Ste 1237
Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-272-3397 - 423-272-9646
Randy.collier@hawkinscircuitcourt.com www.hawkinscountytn.gov
HAWKINS COUNTY MAYOR
Mark DeWitte
150 East Washington Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone 423-272-7359 - 423-272-1867 Mark.DeWitte@hawkinscountytn.gov www.hawkinscountytn.gov
HAWKINS COUNTY LIBRARY SYSTEM
407 East Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8710 -423-272-9646 hbslib@chartertn.net www.hawkinslibraries.org
HAWKINS COUNTY PROPERTY ASSESSOR
Michael Gillespie 156 Old Carter Valley Road Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-754-2743 Email: mg71644@yahoo.com
HAWKINS COUNTY FARM BUREAU
Steve Hayworth 3825 Hwy 66 South Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2126 steve.hayworth@tfbf.com www.tnfarmbureau.org
HAWKINS COUNTY HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Marshall Stubblefield Rogersville, TN, 37857 www.habitat.org
HAWKINS COUNTY GAS UTILITY DISTRICT
Patrick Lund P.O. Box 667 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8841 - 423-272-4645 plund@hcgas.com www.hawkinscountygas.com
HAWKINS COUNTY CANCER SUPPORT GROUP
Betty Goins 162 Regency Drive Rogersville, TN 37857 423-345-3049 goinsp@bellsouth.net
HAWKINS COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY
David Toll, President Sandy Behnke, Manager 5180 Highway 11W Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-272-6538
HAWKINS FARMERS CO-OP/ ACE HARDWARE
Matthew Ball 240 Burem Pike Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2611 - 423-272-7636 mball@hawkinscoop.com www.ourcoop.com
HENARD LUMBER COMPANY
Brian Henard 127 Big Spring Road Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8090 - 423-272-8180
henardlumber@gmail.com
HERITAGE MOTOR INC.
Michael Seal 3835 Hwy 66 S Rogersville, TN 37857 423-293-3500 - 423-293-3501 heritagemotor@live.com
HESKETT FAMILY CHIROPRATICE
Michael Heskett 121 Stapleton Lane Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-293-3280 Email: heskettchiro96@gmail.com Website: www.heskettchiropractic.com
HOLLYWOOD HILLBILLY
Dean Fowler, Owner
New American Restaurant 116 East Main Street Rogersville, TN 37857
HOLSTON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Director Liz Bennett
2005 Venture Park Dr. Kingsport TN 37660 O: 423-578-6235 C: 423-480-8571
Email: DirectorHBDC@outlook.com www. hbdc.org
HICKORY COVE ORCHARDS
Organic Farm
Phillip & Linda Hopkins
154 Pressman Home Road Phone: 321-223-4572
Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 321-223-4572
Email: Lhopkins111952@gmail.com Phopkins1757@gmail.com Website: hickorycoveorchards.com
HOLSTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
Chasity England P.O. Box 190 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8821 - 423-272-6051 cengland@holstonelectric.com www.holstonelectric.com
HOLSTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE
James Sandlin P.O. Box 190 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8821 - 423-272-6051 jsandlin@holstonelectric.com www.holstonelectric.com
HOLSTON MEDICAL GROUP
Danielle Cannon
482 Park Blvd, Suite A Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone : 423-272-6800
2323 N. John B. Dennis Hwy Kingsport, TN 37660 423-578-1514
Email: Danielle.cannon@myhmg.com
HOLSTON GASES, INC.
Gas & Industrial Supply
Mr. Larry Lakins
1967 Thomas R. Jones Drive
P. O. Box 127
Morristown, TN 37815
Phone: 423-586-8011
Fax: 423-587-6958
Email: larry.lakins@holstongases.com
HOMETOWN HOME HEALTH CARE
Amy & Freddie Gregg P.O. Box 843
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-7941 - 423-272-6051
htown95@chartertn.com
HORIZON CREDIT UNION
Credit Union
Mark Drinnon, President CEO
130 W. Main Street
Mt. Carmel, TN 37664
Phone: 423-398-5860
Email: mdrinnon@myhcu.org Website: myhorizoncu.org
INTERIM HEALTHCARE
Carol Kapnick and Karen Baker 3815 Highway 66 S Suite 1 Rogersville, TN 37857
423-272-5990
amaddox@pss-interim.com
INVESTMENT RENTAL PROPERTIES
Glen Courtney P. O. Box 756
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-0935 - 423-272-4485
ISAIAH HOUSE 117 HAWKINS & HANCOCK Non-Profit
Alison Osborne, Location Leader
120 River Chase Road Church Hill, TN 37642
Phone: 423-502-6768
Email: hawkinsTn@isaiah117house.com
Website: www.isaiahhouse.com
Social Media: Isaiah117 House Hawkins Hancock TN
KINGSPORT AREA CHAMBER OF COMM.
Miles Burdine P. O. Box 1403
Kingsport, TN, 37662
423-392-8800 - 423-246-7236
info@kingsportchamber.org www.kingsportchamber.org
KINGSPORT AREA CHAMBER OF COMM.
Elaine Bodenwiser
P.O. Box 1403
Kingsport, TN, 37662 423-392-8800 - 423-246-7236 info@kingsportchamber.org www.kingsportchamber.org
KINGSPORT TIMES-NEWS
Rick Thomason P.O. Box 479
Kingsport, TN, 37660 www.timesnews.net
KINGSPORT PRESS CREDIT UNION
Shiela Lutz
111 West McKinney Ave. Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-272-8299 shielal@kpcu.org www.kpcu.org
KORNERSTONE PROPERTIES, LLC
Real Estate Brokerage
Dena Juhl
100 West Main Street Rogersville. TN 37857
Phone: 423-754-8338
Email: Kornerstonepropertiesllc@gmail.com Website: Kornerstoneprops.com
KOSBE
Aundrea Y. Salyer, MBA Executive Director
400 Clinchfield Street, Suite # 100
Kingsport, TN 37660
Phone: (423) 392-8801
Email: awilcox@kingsportchamber.org
JENA’S EXPERT HAIRSTYLING
Ms. Jena Risner
392 Highway 66 S Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: (423) 272-380
JOE PARROTT
Civil Engineer Services
409 Lewis Lane
P.O. Box 2540
Kingsport. TN37662
Phone: (423) 794-9416
Email: jparrott@rocketmail.com
KAIROS TECHNOLOGY GROUP
Woody Boyd
175 Brown Mountain Road
Greeneville, TN 37745
Phone: 423-378-8177
woody@kairostechnologygroup.com
LAKE DEVELOPERS
Trent Nairn
1510 Highway 25 E Bean Station, TN, 37708
Phone: 865-993-1871 - 865-993-1876 info@lakedevelopers.com www.lakedevelopers.com
LUELLA’S GIFT MARKET
Sandy Lakins
117 E Main Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-272-7656
sandylakis@yahoo.com
LAW OFFICE OF CRYSTAL G. JESSEE
Crystal G. Jessee, Attorney
P.O. Box 1537
Greeneville, TN 37745
Phone: 423-638-4006
Fax: 423-638-4007
Email: cgjlaw@jesseelawoffice.com
LAW OFFICE OF MARK SKELTON
Mark Skelton
121 South Depot Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-272-4812 - 423-272-0712
markskelton@markskelton.com www.markskelton.com
JUDGE WILLIAM PHILLIPS II
Circuit Court Judge
107 East Main Street, Suite 316
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-504-3276
LAWSON HOME INSPECTION SERVICES, INC.
Steven B. Lawson 143 Brooks Road
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Phone: 423-754-6467
Email: lawsonhomeinspectionservices@gmail.com
LIBERTY LUMBER SUPPLY
Terry Owens
348 Colonial Road
Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-272-2601 - 865-993-1876
LIBERTY TAX SERVICE
LaDonna Presely
405 South Armstrong Suite #11 Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-921-8773 - 423-921-8743 ltslibtax@yahoo.com
LIONS CLUB
Robert Maes
248 Lakeshore Circle Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone 423-272-2463 maesr20@chartertn.net www.lionsclub.org
LOCAL ARTISTS GALLERY
Keith Utter
124 East Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-921-7656 info@rogersvillegallery.com www.rogersvillegallery.com
LOCAL HEATING & COOLING
Junior Haney 510 West Broadway Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: (423) 272-6200
LONG SHOT MANUFACTURING
Manufacturing Firearms Accessories
Jerry Arpaio, Owner 107 West McKinney Avenue , Unit B Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-358-7836
Email: longshotmfg@gmail.com Website: www. genumlongshot.com
LOOKING FORWARD LLC
Counseling
Melanie M. Arpaio, Owner
207 East Washington Street Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-500-5051
Email: Melanie@lookingforward.org Website: www.lookingforward.org
THE LOOKING GLASS
Beauty Salon
Ann DeWitte
207 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-272-5031
Email: annie37857@gmail.com
LUNG & SLEEP CLINIC MEDICAL PRACTICE
Lata Shah, MD 1112 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-293-3711 - 423-293-3900
LSShah@yahoo.com
M. LACEY LAND SURVEYING
579 Beech Grove Road
Bulls Gap, Tennessee 37711
Phone: (423) 235-5546
mlacey@mlaceylandsurveying.com www.mlaceylandsurverying.com
Contact: Michael Lacey
LEGACY WINE & SPIRITS
Jimmy Egbet
212 E Washington Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-293-3130
Email: legacyinrogersville@gmail.com
NICHOLAS MCMILLIAN –STATE FARM INSURANCE
Nicholas McMillian, Agent 1118 Highway 11W, Suite #E Church Hill, TN 37642
Phone: 423-357-0607
Fax: 423-357-0678
Email: nick.mcmillianxd8j@statefarm.com
MAIN STREET BEAUTY SALON
Nadine Bundren 1111 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-272-4867 - 423-345-4507
MARK WEST HYDROCARBON, INC.
Bart Moffett
P. O. Box 835
Church Hill, TN, 37642 Phone: 423-357-8095 www.markwest.com
MARTIN’S GREENHOUSES, LANDSCAPING
Terry Martin
301 Dodge Drive Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-272-6300 - 423-272-8613 terry@martinsgreenhouses.com
MATTERN & CRAIG, ENGINEERS –SURVEYORS
Calvin D. Clifton
429 Clay Street, Kingsport, TN 37660 423-245-4970
cdclifton@matternandcraig.com matternandcraig.com
MCDONALD’S
Hwy 66 & Locust Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-4892 - 423-921-0799 www.mcdonalds.com
MCDONALD’S GOLF COURSE
Brent Owens
352 Guntown Road
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-1477
MCMILLIAN INSURANCE
Insurance Agency
Eric Morelock, Principal
520 Main Street, West
Mount Carmel, TN 37645
Phone: 423-357-3602
Fax: 423-357-6621 mcmillianagency01@gmail.com
MEDI HOME CARE
Jason Tomberlin
900 West Main Street, Suite 1 Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-921-8888 - 423-921-8767
MEDICAL ASSOCIATES OF ROGERSVILLE
Lindsey Garrett
405 Scenic Drive
Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone:423-272-2111 - 423-272-7667
lindsey.garrett@wellmont.org www.wellmonthealthcare.org
MICHAEL WALKER REALTY
Jacob Rose, Executive Assistant
728 West Main Blvd.
Church Hill, TN 37642
Phone: 423-256-3733
Fax: 423-256-3736
Email: info@MWRAA.com
MISS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Kenslee Mowell
110 East Kyle Street Rogersville, TN 37857 www.rogersvilletnchamber.com
MINDFUL BODY FITNESS
Gym/Fitness Center
Chad Wilhelm, Owner
4017 HYW 66 S Suite # 1
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Phone: 423-500-4737
Email: mindfulbodyfitness19@gmail.com
MODERN WOODMAN OF AMERICAN Investment Insurance
Timothy Gibson, Assoc, Financial Rep. 405 S. Armstrong Road, Suite #9 Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-300-8098
Email: timothy.j.gibson@mwarep.org
MOORESBURG COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
313 Old Hyw 11 W Mooresburg, TN 37811
Phone: 423-293-0073 or 423923-1488
Email: mooresburg1@yahoo.com www.Mooresburg community.org
MOUNTAIN STAR
Kandy Hobbs
122 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-7800 - 423-272-4866
mtstar@gmail.com www.mountainstarmall.com
MURRELL WEEMS LAND SURVEYORS
Murrell Weems
4313 Highway 66, P.O. Box Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
423-272-6608 - 615-253-0286 mweems285@bellsouth.net
MYERS PUMPKIN PATCH & CORN MAZE
Vera Ann Myers 3415 Gap Creek Road Bulls Gap, TN, 37711 423-235-4796 - 423-272-6149 veraannM@comcast.net www.myerspumpkinpatch.com
MYERS TOWING AND RECOVERY
Josh Myers
233 Melinda Ferry Road Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-921-0607
THE YATES AGENCY
Camille Carpenter 527 West Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2100 - 423-272-1919 carpenc7@theyatesagency.com www.theyatesagency.com
NETTA
Alicia Phelps 3211 North Roan Street Johnson City, TN 37601 423-913-5550 - 423-272-5660 alicia@netta.com www.netta.com
NISWONGER PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Darrell Bryan 212 Tusculum Blvd. Greeneville, TN, 37745 423-638-1328 - 423-638-1346 bryand@gcschools.net www.greenevillenpac.com
MEREDITH IMAGES
Photography/Training
Ms. Hazel Meredith
392 Pinhook Road Rogersville, TN 3785 Phone: 203-521-6480
Email: Hazel@MeredithImages.com
OLDE TOWN EMPORIUM
Antiques Retail
Ralph or Kathy Peterson
212 East Main Street Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 951-321-9235
Email: RalphMPeterson@gmail.com
D & L OGLE COMMERCIAL CLEANING
Commercial & Residential Cleaning
Danny & Lori Ogle, Owner 681 War Creek Road Edison, TN 37731
Phone: 865-223-8589
Email: dannyogle01@gmail.com
JOE PARROTT
Civil Engineer Services
409 Lewis Lane Kingsport, TN 37660
Phone: 423-794-9416
Email: jparrott@rocketmail.com
PC VIRUS TECH COMPUTER SALES & SERVICE
Chris Allen, Owner 322 Colonial Road Rogersville, Tennessee 423-293-0433 callen@pcvirustech.info
PEKING RESTAURANT
Andy Gao 420 Park Blvd. Suite # 8 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8278
PIPELINE CONSTRUCTION
S N O P
PAL’S SUDDEN SERVICE
Josh Thompson 4308 Hwy 66, Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-5400 www.palsweb.com
Edith Robbins P.O. Box 400 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8303
PIZZA PLUS
Sandy Kester 1816 Volunteer Pkwy. Bristol, TN, 37620 423-272-7171-423-279-0532
skester@PizzaPlusInc.com www.pizzaplusinc.com
PREMIER COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES
Telecommunication Company
Keith Bowers & Lance Cookenour 113 Highway 70 South Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-601-7186
Fax: 423-601-7187
Website: www.premiercomtech.com Facebook: @premiercomtech
PRESTIGE CLEANERS
Dry Cleaners /Tuxedo Rentals
Eddie Mannis, owner 213 South Depot Street Rogersville, TN 37857 423-500-4272
eddielistens@prestigecleanersinc.com
PRICE PUBLIC COMMUNITY CENTER
Casandra Palmer P.O. Box 684, 203 Spring Street, Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-3888 pricepubliccommu@bellsouth.org
PRO ELITE FITNESS LLC
Fitness Center
Rusty Rimer, Owner 312 S Armstrong Road BLDG B Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423-293-0226 Email: elitefitnessrog@gmail.com
PROJECT ACCESS - NON-PROFIT
Aubrey Everhart, Executive Director 809 S. Roan Street, Suite # A Johnson City, Tennessee 37857 Phone: 423-232-6700
aubrey@ProjectAccessEastTN.org
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PROJECT SERVICE OUR SOLDIERS
Non-Profit/Service
Corki Weart, Director 183 Manis Road
Rogersville, TN 37857
423-883-2036
Email: projectserveoursoldier@gmail.com
PROMISES TOO!
Ms. Joann Gillaim
307 S. Depot Street
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
423-293-3113
Promises.1@live.com
QUALITY INN
7139 Hwy 11W
Rogersville, TN, 37857
423-272-1842 - 423-272-2897 www.qualityinn.com
QUARRY COVE RETREAT
Resort Retreat
Kimberly /Ben Saari 161 Quarry Road
Mooresburg, TN 37811
Phone: 423-254-7724
Email: quarrycoveretreat@gmail.com Website quarrycoveretreat.com
QUEST ENTERPRISE, INC.
Excavation, Transportation & Construction
Robert Hooker & Brett Sivert
3804 Highway 66 South
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
423-293-3240 - 423-293-3241
Email: brett@questenterpriseinc.com
RRED DOG RIDGE FARMS
Berries and Fruit Farm
Randal Lord, Owner 2167 Burem Road
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-797-0144
Email: reddogridgefarms@gmail.com
REPRESENTATIVE GARY HICKS, JR
425 Rep. John Lewis Way Suite # 642
Cordell Hull Building
Nashville, Tennessee 37243
Office Phone: 615-741-7480
Cell: 423-327-4400
Email: rep.gary.hicks@capitol.tn.gov
REPRESENTATIVE TIMOTHY HILL
425 Rep, John Lewis Way N Suite: 582 Cordell Hull Building
Nashville, Tennessee 37243
Office Phone: 615-741-2050
Cell :
Email: rep.timothy.hill@capitol.tn.gov
REPUBLIC SERVICE, INC
Brenda Linkous
2825 Carters Valley Road
Church Hill, TN, 37642
423-357-1836 + 236 www.disposal.com
REEVES ANGUS FARM
Cattle Farm
Billy Reeves 2233 Carter Valley’s Road
Surgoinsville, TN 37873
Phone: 423-335-4230
Email: bjjanicereeves@gmail.com
RED DOG ON MAIN TAP ROOM & EATERY
Restaurant
Randy Lord 120 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone; 423-737-1711
Email: tneatdrinkfun@gmail.com
REVIVE THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE & REFLEXOLOGY
Debra DeWitt. Owner
Therapeutic Massage& Reflexology
850 W. Main Street, Suite #2A Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 813-401-8149
Email: Debra.DeWitt.LMT@gmail.com
ROCKY TOP PRINTING
Anthony Bledsoe 1249 Old Highway 70 Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 423-3270685 anthonyrtp@gmail.com
RODEFER MOSS COMPANY, PLLC
Curtis Morrison 433 East Center Street Kingsport, TN, 37660 423-246-4062 - 423-247-2028 khorner@rodefermoss.com www.rodefermoss.com
ROGERSVILLE CHEVROLET
Rogersville Chrysler Dodge Jeep
Chris Johansen 5655 HWY 11W
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-272-7671
Fax: 423-272-3957 Email: chris@rogersvillehasit.com
ROGERSVILLE CITY SCHOOL
Edwin Jarnagin 116 West Broadway Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7651 - 423-272-7790 edwing@rcschool.net www.rcschool.net
ROGERSVILLE ELECTRIC SUPPLY
Ronald W. Campbell 401 South Depot Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2923 - 423-272-7929
ron@rogersvilleelectric.com www.rogersvilleelectric.com
ROGERSVILLE FAMILY DENTISTRY
Dr. Cornett, DDS 110 South Hasson Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-5353 423-272-0047 drcornett @bellsouth.net www.rogersvillefamilydentistry.com
ROGERSVILLE/HAWKINS COUNTY CHAMBER
Nancy Barker, Executive Director 110 East Kyle Street
Rogersville, TN, 37857
Phone: 423-272-2186
Fax: 423-272-8751
Email: hawkinschamber@gmail.com www.rogersvilletnchamber.com
ROGERSVILLE MAIN STREET
Nancy Barker 110 East Kyle Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-272-2186 Fax: 423-272-8751 Email: nancybarker52@gmail.com Website: rogersvilletnmainstreet.com
ROGERSVILLE HERITAGE ASSOCIATION
Director Melissa Nelson 415 South Depot Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-1961 - 423-272-0146 director@rogersvilleheritage.org www.rogersvilleheritage.org
ROGERSVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY
Becky Wolfe 902 Locust Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8540 - 423-272-4710 bwolfe@rogersvillehousing.net
ROGERSVILLE MARINE, INC.
Boat & Motor Sales & Service
Chuck Smith 8788 Hwy 11W
Mooresburg, TN 37811 Phone: 423-272-2159 Email smithchuck@att.net
ROGERSVILLE PARK & RECREATION
Matthew Elkins 106 Kyle Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2545 423-272-2201 rogpandr@charterinternet.com www.rogersville-tn.com/parks.htm
ROGERSVILLE OFFICE SUPPLY, INC./A
Penelope Varnell 500 West Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-754 www.rosinc.com
ROGERSVILLE REVIEW
Scott Embry P.O. Box 100 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7422 - 423-272-7889 scott.embry@therogersvillereview.com www.therogersvillereview.com
ROGERSVILLE VISION CLINIC DR. Eddie Abernathy, Dr. Amanda Dellinger 107 East Main Street P.O. Box 160 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2020
ROMA PIZZA AND ITALIAN RESTAURANT 7138 Hwy 11W Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Mohamed Elkhalifa, Owner 423-272-7774 - 423-272-0774 Email: Mohamedr1971@hotmail.com
ROTARY CLUB OF ROGERSVILLE
Civic Organization
Misti Race. President P.O. Box 544
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-230-2652
Email: rotaryclubofrogersville@gmail.com
Website: http://rotaryclubofrogersville.org Facebook: Rotary Club of Rogersville
RURAL HEALTH SERVICES CONSORTIUM
Linda Buck P. O. Box 850 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-9163 - 423-272-3351 buckl@rhsctn.com www.rhsctn.com
RUSSELL CELLULAR
Jeff Russell 4106 Highway 66 South Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-9001
SAFEHOUSE LOCKSMITH SERVICE
Randy Price 110 Odell Drive Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-0008 - 423-272-3516 safehouselocksmithsvc@yahoo.com
SAGE TRUCKING CENTER, LLC
589 Hwy 70 South Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Clifford Monday, Manager 423-921-3188 - Fax: 423-921-3210 Email: mondaybritney@yahoo.com
SALT & LIGHT BOUTIQUE
Callie Mc.Anally
207 East Main Street Rogersville, TN 378357 423-972-0875 Email: calliemcnally@gmail.com
SAM DONG INC.
Kristie Umbarger
300 Industrial Park Drive Rogersville, TN, 37857 Phone: 423-921-7373 www.samdongamerica.com
SAM DONG INC.
Leon Molloy
300 Industrial Park Drive Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-7373 - 423-921-7446 leonmolloy@sympatico.com www.samdongamerica.com
SAVE-A-LOT
Tammy Bible, Manager 420 Park Blvd. Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-6909 - 423-272-7979 www.save-a-lot.com
SEA BEAN, LLC
Investor
Stephanie Lord
120 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN 37857 Email: seabeancaptva@gmail.com
SCHAS
Senior Citizen Home Assistance Service, Inc.
Peggy Lawson County Director Hawkins/Greene CO.
1600 E. Andrew Johnson Hwy , Suite # 7
Morristown, TN 37814
Phone: 423-586-2359
Email: plawson@schas.org
SELECT SHOES AND MORE OUTLET
Fashion Outlet Warehouse
Dianna McLemore, Sole Proprietor
2588 West Carters Valley Road
Surgoinsville, TN 37873
Phone: 276-692-4054
Email: dmelemore2016 Social Media: @selectshoesandmore
SENATOR JOHN LUNDBERG
425 John Lewis Way N. Suite # 744
Cordell Hull Bldg. Nashville, TN 37243
Office Phone: 615-741-5761
Cell: 423-677-7988
Sen.Jon.lundberg@capital.tn.gov
SENATOR MARSHA BLACKBURN
Michael Hensley
1105 E Jackson Blvd. Suite 4 Jonesborough, TN 37659
423-268-0870 -423-753-2263
Michael_Hensley@Blackburn.senate.gov www.blackburn.senate.gov
SENATOR BILL HAGERTY
Nick Castle
2525 Hwy 75, Suite #101 Blountville, TN, 37617
423-325-6240 - 423-325-6236 nick.castle@hagerty.senate.gov www.hagerty.senate.gov
SIMPLY YOU
Whitney Gilbert Horton 4025 Hwy. 66 S Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-5503
SIGNATURE HEALTH CARE OF ROGERSVILLE
Chris Morelock 109 Hwy 70 North Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-3099
DONNA SHARP
Individual 117 Rogan Road Rogersville, TN 37857 dsharp@live.com
OF ONE ACCORD MINISTRY SHEPARD’S CENTER
Sheldon Livesay 306 East Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-8044 - 423-272-2378 ofoneaccord@yahoo.com
SHORT MOUNTAIN SILICA
Mike Vencill
170 Silica Road Mooresburg, TN, 37811 423-272-5700
SIGNATURE LIFESTYLES OF ROGERSVILLE, TN.
Wanda Trentham, Director
Assisted Living Facility
1341 East Main Street
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: (423) 293-3700 siglife.rogersville@signaturehealthcarellc.com
SOMEBODY LOVES ME. INC. NON-PROFIT
Contact; John Tremblay
158 Heritage Drive
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Phone:423-345-4055
Email: TremblayJN@aol.com
SOUTHERN ROOTS MEAT AND MORE
Wholesale Grocery
Jessica Hurley, Owner 5131 HYW 11W Suite # B
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 23-272-2235 Email: tenmileservice@gmail.com
SOUTHERN WASTE SERVICES, LLC
Kristi Greene
1230 Silver City Road Whitesburg, TN 37891 423-235-9300 - 423-235-9321 kristi.southernwaste@comcast.com
STATE FARM INSURANCE
Sherry L. Price 125 Stapleton Lane #4 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-9806 - 423-272-1872
Sherry.Price.ILQM@statefarm.com www.statefarm.com
STATE FARM INSURANCE
Joe Zook 1008 West Main Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8298 - 423-921-9673 joe@joezook.com www.statefarm.com www.joezook.com
STAPLETON INSURANCE AGENCY P.O. Box 38 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-8874
SURGOINSVILLE PHARMACY
Ms. Beth Bryan 114 Bellamy Avenue P.O Box 105 Surgoinsville, TN 37873 (423) 345-0333 - (423) 345-0336 Email: surpharmacy@myupdox.com
SUN HOMES/FOUNTAIN BAY CONSTRUCTION
Rhonda Epling 10697 Hwy 11W, P.O. Box 185 Mooresburg, TN, 37811 865-225-1420 - 423-921-9162
SUPER DOLLAR
Adam Barrett 4017 Highway 66 South Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-6250
SWEET LIBERTY CAKES AND COOKIES
Bakery
Tasiti Baldy, Owner
203 East Washington Street Suite # 3 Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-754-8558
Email: tanddbaldy@gmail.com
SYMMCO INCORPORATED MANUFACTURING
Kristina Kline
40 South Park Street
Sykesville, PA 15865
Phone: 814—894-2461
Email: kkline@symmco.com www. symmco.com
SYMMCO TENNESSEE, INC
Manufacturing
Frank Freeman President/COO 386 Phipps Bend Road
Surgoinsville, TN 37873
Phone : 423-714-9150
Email: freeman@symmco www.symmco.com
SOUTHLAND BUSINESS SERVICE, INC.
Bookkeeping, Tax Preparation, Payroll, Notary
Jodi Campbell, CEO
215 W. Broadway St., Suite # B Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-523-4871
Email: Jodi.campbell@southlandbusinessservices.com www.southlandbusinessservices.com Facebook.com/JodiTaxlady
TVA-JOHN SEVIER COMBINED CYCLE PLANT
Lauren Hartness 611A Old Highway 70 South Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-265-5227 - 423-921-6609 rgladson@tva.gov
THE HOME PLACE BED & BREAKFAST
Priscilla Rogers 132 Church Lane Mooresburg, TN, 37811 423-921-8424 - 423-272-3217 pris@usit.net
THE LOFT Yoga Studio Owner: Laura Pallos 207 East Main Street Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 Phone: 863-669-6435 Email: yogaloftmain@gmail.com
THE RICHARDSON COMPANY
TENNESSEE BOOKS & AUTOGRAPHS
George Webb P. O. Box 637 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-921-9017 - 423-921-0365 tba@planetc.com
TENNESSEE COLLEGE OF APPLIED TECHNOLOGY
Charles Johnson
Tennessee College of Applied Technology Hawkins County Branch 323 Phipps Bend Road, Surgoinsville, TN, 37873 423-345-4130 - 423-345-4427 cjohnson@tcatmorristown.edu
Charlotte Webb 416 West Main St, Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone 423-921-9026
THE OAKS COUNSELING CENTER
Counseling/Therapy
Jessica Owen, Owner 326 Colonial Road Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 423- 500-1056 Fax: 423-500-5057 Email: jessicaowen@theoakscc.us
TOWN OF BULLS GAP
Stacy Hayes , Mayor P.O. Box 10, 139 S. Main Street Bulls Gap, TN, 37711 423-235-5216 www.bullsgaptn.us
TOWN OF CHURCH HILL
City Recorder
P.O. Box 366 Church Hill, TN, 37642 423-357-5953 cityrecorder@churchhillTN.gov
TOWN OF CHURCH HILL
Dennis Deal, Mayor P.O. Box 366 Church Hill, TN, 37642 423-357-6161 - 423-357-8559 chcity@chartertn.net
TOWN OF MOUNT CARMEL
Mayor Pat Stilwell P.O. Box 1421 Mount Carmel, TN, 37645 423-357-7311 423-357-8559 mcch@chartertn.net
TOWN OF ROGERSVILLE
Glenn Hutchens
P.O. Box 788
Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7497 - 423-357-7710 glennh@rogersvilletn.gov www.rogersville-tn.com/index.htm
TOWN OF ROGERSVILLE MAYOR
Jim Sells 544 Nelson Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7497 - 423-272-9078
TOWN OF SURGOINSVILLE
Merrell Graham P.O. Box 67 Surgoinsville, TN, 37873 423-345-2213 surgoinsvillecit@bellsouth.net mayorgraham@gmail.com www.surgoinsvilletn.gov
BARRY CAMPBELL WOODWORKING
Barry Campbell 127 Country Estate Drive Rogersville, TN 37857 855-875-2977
barry1946@hotmail.com
TRUE CLASSIC BARBERSHOP
Barbershop
Shane Burchanan, Owner 4540 West Stone Drive
Kingsport, TN 37660
Phone: 423-343-5804
Email: trueclassicTN @gmail.com Website: True Classic Barbershop
TSBDC AT ETSU KINGSPORT AFFILIATE OFFICE
Aundrea Wilcox, Senior Business Counselor
410 Clinchfield Street, Suite # 100 Kingsport, TN 37660
Phone: 423-392-8825
Email: awilcox@tsbdc.org Website: www.tsbdc.org
TENELECTRIC, LLC
Electrical Contractor
Anna Crouch/Todd Nelson 115 Guntown Road
Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-293-0011
Email: TENelectric@att.net
Websit: TENelectricLLC.com
TRENT ELECTRICAL
Electrical Contractor
Ryan Trent/ Licensed Owner
3686 Goshen Valley Road
Rogersville, Tennessee 37857
Phone: 423-754-4353
Email: ryantrent37857@gmail.com
Website: www.trentelectrical.net Facebook.com/trentelectrial
TRACTOR SUPPLY, INC.
Crystal Roller, Manager 1323 E Main Street Rogersville, TN 37857 423-272-4613 str1823@tractorsupply.com
TUSCULUM COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL SERV.
Edward Roberts P.O. Box 5040 Greeneville, TN, 37745 423-581-5002 - 423-581-2175 eroberts@tusculum.edu
TUSCULUM COLLEGE PROFESSIONAL SERV.
Kim Kidwell 60 Shiloh Road POB 5040 Greeneville, TN, 37745 423-636-7330 423-581-2175 kkidwell@tusculum.edu
TYSINGER, HAMPTON & PARTNERS, INC.
Gary Tysinger P.O. Box 982
Johnson City, TN, 37605 423-282-2687 -- 423-282-1621 gtysinger@tysinger-engineering.com
UPPER EAST TENNESSEE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT AGENCY, INC.
Norma Tremblay, Community Service Director 301 Louis Street, P.O. Box 46 Kingsport, TN 37662 Phone: (423) 246-6180 Fax: (423) 245-7234 Email: ntremblay@uethda.org
US BANK
Scott Lawson
4015 Hwy 66 South Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-4671 or 423-357-6111 scott.lawson@usbank.com
U-SAVE DISCOUNT DRUGS
Robbie Price
4017 Hwy 66 South #7 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-6408 - 423-272-5449 price@chartertn.net
U-SAVE DISCOUNT DRUGS
Shannon Evans 4017 Hwy 66 South # 7 Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-6409 - 423-272-3545 usavemgr@usavepharm.com
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE BUSINESS DEV.
Jan Conley 500 Callahan Road Knoxville, TN, 37912 423-689-1552
UNITED WAY OF HAWKINS COUNTY
Teresa Buttry, Director 405 South Armstrong Road, Unit #8 Rogersville, TN 37857-3372 423-272-7379 unitedwayhawkins@weebly.com
VVULCAN MATERIALS
Albert Wamack 400 Deneen Lane Kingsport, TN, 37660 246-245-4136 423-246-2425 wamacka@vmcmail.com
VAUGHN & MELTON
Andy Miles 127 Bob Fitz Road, Suite 2 Gray, Tennessee 37615 423-639-0271 - 423-639-0900 amiles@vaughnmelton.com
VETERAN CENTER OF EAST TENNESSEE Non- Profit-Veteran Organization Michael Paul, President 105 West McKinney Avenue Rogersville, Tennessee 37857 Phone: 423-293-0899 Email: veterancenterofeasttn@hotmail.com
WALGREENS
Kyle Rosenberg 4325 Highway 66 S Rogersville, TN 37857
Phone: 423-272-9986 mgr.10960@store.walgreens.com www.walgreens.com
WCYB - WARREN SANDERS 101 Lee Street Bristol, VA, 24201 276-645-1555
WISE WEALTH, LLC
Jan Wise, President 768 Lee Valley Road Whitesburg, TN 37891 Phone: 203-640-8287 Email: janwise@bestassociates.com
WJDT 100.5 & WGBQ 100.7 RADIO
Todd Quillen, Owner 448 Highway 25 E P.O. Box Bean Station, TN 37708 Phone: 423-235-4640 Email: toddquillen@yahoo.com
BALLARD HEALTH/HAWKINS CO. HOSPITAL
Hunter Hamilton 851 Locust Street Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-2671 www.wellmont.org
WAYFARING MASSAGE & WELLNESS
Massage Therapy
Erica & Cori Latimer Massage Therapist 213 S. Depot Street Rogersville, TN 37857 Phone: 805-426-4981 Email: wmwspa@gmail.com
WRGS AM 1370 AM/94.5 FM Radio, Inc. - Roger 211 Burem Road Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-3900 - 423-272-0328 stationmanager@wrgsradio.com
WAL-MART
Angel Collins 4331 Hwy 66 South Rogersville, TN, 37857 423-272-7707
WIMBERLY LAWSON SEALE WRIGHT & DAVIS PLLC
Kelly A. Campbell 929 West First North St. POB 1066 Morristown, TN, 37814 423-587-6870 - 423-587-1479 kcampbell@wlswd.com www.wimberlylawson.com
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6. Are you experienced in subdividing proper ty?
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