Logan Carmichael is a guest contributor for SValleyNow.com. The Whitwell native and now Haletown resident is a longtime area radio personality, and now one-half of Logan & Kaitlyn Mornings on The River 104.9 WEPG. Logan will feature commentary on everything from local events and happenings to music, the arts, celebrities, sports (especially high school and college football), and other musings.
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Haletown, TN
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Marion County Voters Preparing for August General Election
As the August County General Election approaches, local voters are being reminded of several important dates and the candidates expected to appear on the ballot. According to local Facebook page Valley Votes, the deadline to register to vote for the August election is July 7, 2026. Early voting is scheduled to run from July 17 …
Marion County Health Council Launches School Supply Drive Ahead of “Give a Child a Chance” Event
The Marion County Health Council is calling on the community to help local students prepare for the upcoming school year through its annual “Give a Child a Chance” back-to-school event scheduled for Friday, July 31, 2026, at the Chattanooga State Kimball Campus. Organizers say the event is designed to provide essential school supplies to families …
Whitwell, Marion County Libraries Seeking Applications for Part-Time Library Assistant Position
The City of Whitwell and the Marion County Libraries are currently accepting applications for a part-time Library Assistant/Clerk position. According to the job posting, the position is scheduled for 18½ hours per week and will involve a variety of duties supporting the operations of the Marion County library system. Responsibilities for the position include adding …
IMPACT Learning Center Launching Free Creative Summer Classes for All Ages in Jackson County
Residents of all ages in Jackson County will soon have the opportunity to explore new hobbies, develop creative skills, and connect with others through a new free summer program hosted by IMPACT Learning Center. The program, called “The Summer of IMPACT,” begins June 8 and will feature a variety of student-led classes at the IMPACT …
Tennessee’s Free Fishing Day Set for June 6
Tennesseans will once again have the opportunity to fish license-free across the state during the annual Bobby Wilson Free Fishing Day on Saturday, June 6. The event, organized by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, allows both residents and visitors of all ages to fish in Tennessee’s public waters without purchasing a fishing license for the …
Tennessee’s Summer Festival Scene Is Calling: Outdoor Concerts, Big Crowds and Road-Trip Worthy Music Weekends
Now that the days of Chattanooga’s Riverbend Festival each June are long gone, maybe you’re missing that vibe — the riverside concerts, food vendors, folding chairs, warm summer nights and live music echoing across the Tennessee River. While Riverbend remains on indefinite hiatus, Tennessee still has no shortage of outdoor music experiences ready to fill …
California Continues Driving Growth Across Region, Including Marion and Sequatchie Counties
New research shows the Chattanooga area continues attracting new residents from across the country — with California now serving as the top source of out-of-state newcomers moving into the region. And while much of the attention often centers on Hamilton County and Chattanooga itself, the migration trend is also having a growing impact right here …
South Pittsburg to Host Flag Day Parade as Part of America’s 250th Birthday Celebration
The City of South Pittsburg is inviting residents from across Marion County to take part in a patriotic celebration next month as the community hosts a special Flag Day Parade honoring America’s 250th birthday. The parade is scheduled for Saturday, June 13, beginning at 10 a.m. CST in South Pittsburg. City officials say the event …
Tennessee Officials Warn of Increased Tick Activity Following Warm, Wet Weather
Health officials across Tennessee are warning residents to take extra precautions against ticks this summer as warm temperatures and persistent wet weather create ideal conditions for increased tick activity across the region. The warning comes as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports emergency room visits related to tick bites are running higher than …
CASA Rodeo Returns to Jasper This Weekend to Support Children Across the Sequatchie Valley
The 9th Annual CASA Rodeo is set to return to Jasper this weekend, bringing two nights of rodeo action, live entertainment, and community fun — all while raising support for abused and neglected children across the Sequatchie Valley region. Hosted by CASA of the Sequatchie Valley, the annual fundraiser will take place Friday, May 29 …
