August 24, 2026
Health
Tennessee Department of Health urges precautions against tick-borne illnesses
RUTLEDGE – As warmer weather draws residents outdoors, the Tennessee Department of Health is urging Tennesseans to take simple precautions to avoid tick bites and… Login to continue reading Login…
May highlights importance of mental health awareness
RUTLEDGE – May is recognized as Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to encourage open conversations and remind residents that mental health is just as… Login to continue reading Login…
WSCC nursing program marks 50 years with local ties to Grainger County
MORRISTOWN — Walters State Community College recently celebrated 50 years of excellence in nursing education, bringing together alumni, faculty and community members from across the… Login to continue reading Login…
Down Home Pharmacy highlights TennCare Diaper Benefit, community care in Bean Station
BEAN STATION – Down Home Pharmacy is encouraging local families to take advantage of the TennCare Diaper Benefit while also promoting its full range of… Login to continue reading Login…
Clinical interns complete CCMA exam, prepare for careers in health care
RUTLEDGE – Students in Grainger County Schools Career and Technical Education program reached a major milestone this week as clinical interns in Mrs. Longmire’s health… Login to continue reading Login…
Rabies vaccination clinics set for May 2 in Grainger County
RUTLEDGE – Grainger County residents will have two opportunities to vaccinate their pets during the 2026 Rabies Vaccination Clinics scheduled for Saturday, May 2. Clinics… Login to continue reading Login…
Speech-Language Pathologists recognized for role in patient care
RUTLEDGE – Ridgeview Terrace of Life Care is recognizing Speech-Language Pathologists this month for their vital role in helping patients recover and improve daily function… Login to continue reading Login…
Local retina specialists provide critical eye care close to home
DANDRIDGE – When it comes to protecting one of life’s most vital senses, access to specialized care can make all the difference. For residents of… Login to continue reading Login…
TDH warns of rising overdose deaths tied to powerful synthetic opioid
RUTLEDGE – The Tennessee Department of Health is urging residents to be aware of a dangerous new synthetic opioid linked to a growing number of… Login to continue reading Login…
Survive + Thrive program expands with new fitness partnership in Bean Station
BEAN STATION – Grainger County Cancer Connect has partnered with Dadgym 24 hour Fitness Center in Bean Station to expand its Survive + Thrive Cancer… Login to continue reading Login…