October 8, 2026
News
New 4-H agent
Give a warm welcome to UT/TSU Extension Grundy County’s newest 4-H agent, Hanna Tate.
Student Spotlight
T he Grundy County Herald has invited each school to spotlight a stellar student. Pupils may be nominated for academic achievement, effort, improvement, good citizenship, or kindness, etc. Making this week’s gallery of outstanding students are: North Elementary School student Phoebe King. Phoebe demonstrates a strong work ethic. She has high academic achievement, and she is respectful to classmates and teachers.
Grundy County Herald changes print format
The Grundy County Herald is proud to announce a more modern magazine-styled format — called the Berliner — will begin with the April 2 edition.
A perfect blend for success
A whole latte love went into high school sweethearts Alexis and Ben Layne’s decision to open Eagle Nest Coffee Co. this past Valentine’s Day in downtown Monteagle.
Fighting predatory lending one loan at a time
People who fall victim to unfair, deceptive, or abusive loan terms can find themselves trapped in a world of unsustainable debt. For those individuals, BetterFi offers a path to freedom and financial fitness.
Grundy County Arrest Reports
Supplied by Grundy County Sheriff’s Department March 17
Hide eggs, not hazards
Easter Sunday is almost here, and across the Sequatchie Valley, families are getting ready for one of the season’s favorite traditions: easter egg hunts. Whether it’s in the backyard, at church, or at a community gathering, it’s a day filled with laughter, excitement, and a little friendly competition.