Thanksgiving is now less than 2 weeks away. Coming up on Wednesday, November 23rd, the day before Thanksgiving , Feed My Sheep Ministries will have a Thanksgiving Day meal for seniors starting at noon....
Feed My Sheep is now making preparations for their 21st annual Thanksgiving Day Community Meal. That will be on Thanksgiving Day from 11am-2pm and all in the community are invited for a good meal....
The Cocke County Partnership is accepting registration for the annual Newport Christmas Parade. This year’s parade will be at night. The theme for this year’s parade is “Christmas Nights & Magical Lights. The partnership...
Walters State Community College is bringing back a lost art. Walters State announced this week they will enroll the first students in their new butchery program which will start in the fall of 2023....
An East Tennessee man will spend the next 20 years in prison for his role in a drug trafficking ring. Earlier today (Thursday) in US District Court in Chattanooga, a federal judge sentenced 40...
Traffic on I-40 West near mile marker 423 was backed up for miles Thursday night after a tractor trailer transporting cattle overturned. The trailer was carrying 68 head of cattle. As of 11:15 Thursday...
The Newport Theatre Guild brings to life the classic tale of Cinderella, complete with glass slippers, charming princes, fairy godmothers, and wicked stepmothers. Prepare to be swept away for a magical night of musical...
Sunday is the beginning of a new chapter for Newport’s First Baptist Church. Pastor Rich Lloyd, and the entire church family invites the community to join them Sunday afternoon at 2pm, as they dedicate...
WNPC is partnering with Tuesdee Davis @ Crye-Leike Real Estate to gather items to keep the homeless and others in need warm this winter. Right now donations of gloves, beanies, winter socks and hot...
On Wednesday, Newport police officer Jessy Burgess spoke with Brandon Boone, who stated that his ex girlfriend had taken all his clothes, along with tools and other items without his permission. Mr. Boone stated...
