A town in and the county seat of Greene County, Tennessee, United States. It was named in honor of Nathanael Greene, a Revolutionary War hero. It was the capital of the short-lived State of Franklin, an autonomous, secessionist U.S. territory.
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A schedule of events and entertainment venues are presented for the annual fair in Greeneville, Tennessee, along with exhibitor information, a list of sponsors, rules, and contact data. Online registrations are also available.
http://www.greenecountyfair.com/
The GCP was formed as a consolidation of the local Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development Board, Tourism Council, and Keep Greene Clean, whose programs have continued, but under the direction of one entity. A community calendar and contact information are presented.
http://www.greenecountypartnership.com/
Greene County Sheriff's Department
Headquartered at its facilities on East Depot Street in Greeneville, Tennessee, the Greene County Sheriff's Department is the primary law enforcement body for the county. Its site includes general department information, contacts, and a tribute to fallen officers.
http://greenecountysheriffsdepartment.org/
Greeneville Greene County Public Library
Located in Greeneville, the public library system serves Greene County, Tennessee. The facility's location, library hours, and a schedule of programs and events are given, and its online resources include access to the library's catalog and other database.
http://www.ggcpl.org/
Greeneville Light & Power System
GLPS is an electrical distributor of the Tennessee Valley Authority, serving the City of Greeneville and Greene County. Its site includes a map to the GLPS facilities, energy tips, fees, rates, and a bill estimation feature.
http://www.glps.net/
Comprised of full-time and auxiliary police officers, the GPD is the primary law enforcement body of the City of Greeneville, Tennessee. Profiles are available for its criminal investigation division, uniformed patrol division, special response team, bomb squad, K-9 unit, and DARE program.
http://www.greenevillepd.org/
News and information source with coverage of the latest goings-on around the locality of Greeneville. Includes multimedia, local directory, online classifieds and community links.
http://www.greenevillesun.com/
GWC provides water and sewer services to customers in Greeneville and the surrounding area, as well as providing water to four utility districts. Its site includes water quality reports, rates, and conservation tips. Instructions on establishing service, as well as a feature for calculating rates are featured.
http://www.greenevillewater.org/
Idell Construction is a locally owned and operated business in Greeneville, Tennessee. The company's work in project management and custom homes is featured, including project photos and contact data.
http://www.idellconstruction.com/
James-Ben Studio & Gallery Art Center
Located in historic Morgan Square on Main Street in downtown Greeneville, this combination jewelry studio and art gallery displays and offers for sale works by local and regional artisans, as well as solo exhibitions. A calendar of exhibits and events is presented, with contact data.
http://www.james-ben.com/
LMH is a medical hospital facility on Tusculum Boulevard in Greeneville, Tennessee. Directions to the facility are presented, with floor maps, a description of services, physicians directory, employment postings, and various forms available for downloading.
http://www.laughlinmemorial.org/
W&W Engineering is a consulting engineering firm specializing in water and wastewater engineering, Its services, team, and an overview of its projects are presented.
http://www.ww-eng.com/
