The county seat of Hawkins County, Rogersville, Tennessee was named in honor of Joseph Rogers, who founded it. Among the early settlers were Davy Crockett’s grandparents, who were killed by Indians in a massacre in 1777 and are buried in the Rogers Cemetery, along with Rogers. The county courthouse in Rogersville is the oldest courthouse building in Tennessee. In November of 1863, the town was the site of the Battle of Rogersville, which was between the occupying Union Army and the Confederate soldiers who were invading. After the battle, the Confederate Army occupied the town until the end of the war.
Regular Blogs
Local dentist discusses cosmetic dentistry procedures and smile makeovers, neuromuscular dentistry, and porcelain veneers. Additionally discusses teeth whitening and what each procedure accomplishes.
http://blog.rogersvillefamilydentistry.com
Posts here are done by different members of the community, mostly artists, and their work as well as galleries. Also gives tips to those who draw or paint, with details about color mixing to get great whites, and how to build an artistic online presence.
http://rogersvillegallery.com/blog
Furnishes details about various celebrations in town, like the Fourth of July and Arbor Day as well as the annual Heritage Days, enlightening readers about the planned activities and times of each. Also points out information about such things as town bond refunding, and press releases.
http://www.townofrogersville.com/blog/
