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Roane County News is a local news publication based in Kingston, TN, providing up-to-date information on news, business, education, obituaries, opinion columns, letters, sports, entertainment, classifieds, and public notices. With a focus on the state of Tennessee, the newspaper covers a wide range of topics and keeps the community informed about local events and developments. Roane County News also offers other publications, including LaFollette Press and Morgan County News, catering to a broader audience and ensuring comprehensive coverage of news and events in the region. With a dedicated team of journalists and contributors, the newspaper strives to deliver accurate and timely news to its readers.Generated from the website

Identity Group in Cookeville, TN is an interior solutions provider dedicated to achieving exceptional results for clients and shareholders. With a focus on empathy, integrity, and accountability, their team delivers world-class custom signage and design solutions for a variety of markets. Specializing in environmental graphics, ADA signage, and digital wayfinding, Identity Group offers innovative services such as augmented reality to enhance navigation and storytelling in commercial spaces. With a wealth of experience and a commitment to quality, they work with trusted brands in the hotel and retail industries to elevate brands through custom signage solutions. Generated from the website

"Ever increasing reader and customer support prompted the need for a larger facility, " publisher Carson Oliver said. "We always want to give a quality product in whatever we do, be it printing, office supplies, or the newspaper. The public's response has shown we are doing something right, and we appreciate it."The NEWS strives to be the most reliable source of news for Overton County. Community events and society happenings are given ample coverage, as is sports, and humor is also a part of the weekly newspaper's make-up."North County Lines" by Bob, a mix of humor and social commentary written by an anonymous middle-aged man wearing a ball cap with a face that looks strangely like a book, began in the September 16, 1992 edition. The column has won 2 first place awards and 1 second place award in the Tennessee Press Association's annual contest.The NEWS has won numerous awards for advertisements, including eight first place awards in the TPA's Annual Ideas Contest.