We absolutely love the city of Dandridge and all of its rich history. You can really tell the town…read moretakes great pride in everything it does, from the local businesses to the way the community comes together. We always try to support local whenever we can, and Dandridge makes it easy to do just that!

This marker points out the Christmas eve battle that took place here in 1863. It is one of a number…read moreof different engagements between the Confederates and the Union that happened here. The marker has the same text on both sides and reads, "A critical point in the bitter cavalry actions during Longstreet's withdrawal to winter quarters near Morristown. The 1st Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division, Army of the Cumberland, coming from the northwest through Dandridge, was attacked at Hays' Ferry, four miles northeast, by Confederates of Russell's Brigade, and driven back through Dandridge to New Market, 12 mi. northwest. The Federals lost a gun and caisson, with minor personnel casualties." There is free parking here in Dandridge if you're stopping to view the marker and follow the Civil War trails. [Review 20102 overall - 458 in Tennessee - 1078 of 2023.]

Well I went into the office to pay taxes on a 25 year old boat I purchased. I brought all the…read morepaperwork given to me after completing payment. The cost was about $500. The clerk employee asked me if my address was correct as listed. I said no that's a mistake. I gave her the correct address for the seller. She never asked for mine although I have my ID out. I assume she got it off-line. When I got done and got home I realized that she put the same address both for the seller and the buyer. I called immediately and informed her she said she would not be back later that week. But Justice top in and they would correct it. The next person I got at the clerks office seemed to be upset at me for causing her to figure it out. She ended up going to her supervisor and asking a bunch of questions as she did not know how to proceed. Anyway, long story short I felt like for the money, I'm spending on the taxes on the boat. I should've gotten better service. And of course they would probably advise me that the the paper work was flawed it's my fault. But, I'm the buyer. I did not prepare the Paperwork.

We have been to the Jefferson County Clerks office on three separate occasions for vehicle…read moreregistrations. Coming from another state with an abysmal vehicle registration process, we were pleasantly surprised with how quick and easy the process was here. The staff are all very friendly and professional and are willing to go the extra mile to explain what the costs and fees are for. All of our transactions were completed in a matter of minutes. Great experience!

Thanks so much to the very kind motorcycle officers who stayed to help us on west Bound I40 mile…read moremarker 373 today at approximately noon today. Our RV broke down on the side of the road and Officer Pack and Officer DeArmond stayed with us to make sure we were safe and assisted us in finding a semi truck tow large enough to tow our very large RV. They assisted us with kindness and understanding. Thank you

Knox County has 17 public libraries for our community resource…read more The Norwood Public library is just minutes from my home. They have new and updated computers with free wifi to the public. There is a bin near the front of the Library for free magazines to take home and keep. Norwood Public library has the best story time for kids, through out the week. My son Rain, Loves going to Norwood Public Library the entire staff always makes him feel welcome each week. One day my son wants to see his children's book on the bookshelf in the kid's section at Norwood Public Library.