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Rebecca Belcher

Reporter · US

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Aug 11, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Photo by Rebecca Belcher

    Crockett Days wraps up weekend of pioneer celebration (opens the original)

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    The Friends of David Crockett Birthplace State Park hosted its annual Crockett Days celebration August 8-9 at Tusculum University’s Doak House Museum. This was the second consecutive year that the event was hosted at the Doak House, which is located on the campus of Tusculum University. The event was co-sponsored by David Crockett Birthplace State Park and Tusculum University. The annual event celebrates the life of legendary pioneer and statesman David Crockett, who was born 240 years ago alo

  2. Article · Jul 29, 2026 · Photo by Rebecca Belcher

    A Fair Bit of Fun! A look back at the 76th annual Greene County Fair (opens the original)

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    Another year of the Greene County Fair has gone down in the history books. Thanks to the work of the fair board and a host of volunteers, the 76th annual Greene County Fair brought loads of entertainment and smiles to everyone who walked through the gates to experience this year’s “Red, White and Moo” festivities. The Greene County Fair is recognized statewide as among the best of the best of county fairs of its size. In fact, the 2024 Greene County Fair was named Champion of Champions by

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Photo by Rebecca Belcher

    Nation's 250th birthday celebrated in Greene County with fireworks, parades, food and fun (opens the original)

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    From backyards to a baseball stadium to downtown Greeneville, fireworks lit the skies of Greene County late into the evening of Saturday, July 4. It was the 250th anniversary of the day the Second Continental Congress formally adopted the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In Greeneville, Independence Day was marked downtown with music, a hot dog eating contest, parade and food. A 20-minute long fireworks display launched from the hill behind Burley Stadium at Greeneville

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