Finding Hidden Treasure: Geocaching in Greeneville
Published: 3:32 PM, 11/24/2008
Two enthusiasts of a recent hobby called "geocaching" visit
Greeneville to explore the many caches hidden in the Greeneville/Morristown area.
Participants worldwide use a GPS (hand-held global positioning system) and a list of
coordinates of hidden containers to navigate and seek out the "caches" left there by other
geocachers.
The Greene County Partnership's Tourism-Trails Committee
is working to draw more hikers, bicyclists, canoeists and kayakers --
and their money -- to Greene County.
Riverfest (Part 2) Bart Carter of the TWRA talks about wildlife found in the area as well as the TWRA's participation in the Riverfest event. ...(more)
ERWIN -- About 100 area residents and Nuclear Fuel
Services (NFS) employees gathered in the auditorium at Unicoi County
High School on Tuesday evening to observe an inspection team "exit
meeting" hosted by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission ...(more)
Greene Countians
who have lost their jobs due to the nationwide economic downturn had an opportunity Tuesday to gain
valuable job-search information during a day-long "Job Ready Expo" at Hal Henard Elementary
School.
Troop L Convoy Left Saturday With light snow on the ground and the temperature in the 30s,
the citizen-soldiers of Greeneville-based Troop L of the Tennessee
National Guard's 278th Armored
Cavalry Regiment (ACR) left here Sunday morning on the first leg of a
journey that will...(more)
