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William Winningham, Jr. William Lansden Winningham, Jr. better known as “Billy Kidd”, 61, of Knoxville passed away Nov. 11 from his residence. Graveside services were held Nov. 21 from the Good Hope Annex Cemetery. Rev. James Shenko officiated. He was born in Livingston March 3, 1959. He was a staple in the Knoxville area as…
Read MoreJo Ann Downs Jo Ann Marie Graves Downs, 78, of the Hardys Chapel Community passed away Nov. 8 from her residence. Funeral services were held Nov. 11 at the chapel of Livingston Funeral Home. Interment followed in the Crabtree Family Cemetery. Bro. Matthew Hull officiated. She was born in Ohio on Dec. 11, 1941. Baptist…
Read MoreIda Lee Winningham Ida Lee Winningham, 88, of Anderson, Ind. passed away Oct. 31 from Northview Health and Living in Anderson. Funeral services were held Nov. 6 at Loose Funeral Home and Crematory. Interment was held in the Anderson Memorial Park. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. She was born Aug.…
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By Kathryn Kopp with Todd Matthews Editor’s Note: Kathryn Kopp, a published author of over thirty years has joined forces with Todd Matthews, who brings thirty plus years of determination and dedication to the research involving those unable to speak for themselves, as a respected and well-known cold case sleuth, whose diligent works are found…
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It’s official. When the Hallmark Channel has begun to promote its annual holiday season movie marathon, Christmas can’t be too far off. Thirty-one days from today to be exact—but who’s counting? Local businesses are, and so are their employees. Also counting on the next few months are local merchants, boutiques, restaurants and retailers in the…
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The Nursing Home Board met last Thursday and the meeting ended hastily following a motion being made to institute a two meeting per month policy. Beginning in January, the board will begin meeting two times per month due to “lack of communication.” Controversy arose in the board meeting after Livingston Enterprise reported the number of…
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The Division of Consumer Affairs (DCA) in the Tennessee Attorney General’s Office is warning seniors to guard against scams designed to steal their personal information and money. DCA is reminding both seniors and caregivers to be careful about how they share sensitive information. Online Purchase Scams Scammers often use fake websites to entice consumers with…
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The Livingston Academy Wildcat basketball teams kicked off their preseason last week with three Hall of Fame games each. The Wildcat teams first took the court at Independence High School on Thursday. The Lady Wildcats began the afternoon with a huge 48-15 win over Independence. Scoring for LA in the win were: Keaton Webb with…
Read MoreBy Kathryn Kopp with Todd Matthews Editor’s Note: This is will be a three-part series based on the closed case of Vickie Bertram, co-authored by Kathryn Kopp and Todd Matthews. Matthews was appointed and served as the Overton County Coroner for some time. He also served in the U.S. Department Of Justice as Regional System…
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