Town of greeneville tn movie#

Also, the south side of town (closest to G'Ville) is one of the best areas for housing, horses, and schools (look in the Cherokee elemantary district). I graduated from Science Hill High School in JC and the city school system is the only one I would recommend. Housing costs in JC are not much different than Greeneville, but might be slightly higher. JC is still southern, but at least you have better schools, neighborhoods (including horse farms in the area), and a wider range of acceptable activities for teens and adults alike. redneck (and that's coming from someone who grew up in TN). Also, you may be in for more of culture shock moving from CT to Greeneville than if you consider JC.

Town of greeneville tn movie#

Johnson City is a bit bigger (about 55K population), has a couple decent movie theaters, a mall (with a Gap) and lots of shopping and dining. And there is NO traffic between JC and 'Greenevegas', as some locals refer to it. It is about a 35 minute drive, which used to seem like forever but doesn't seem like much anymore compared to the traffic I deal with in DC. In case this doesn't seem like the place for you, I recommend considering Johnson City. The strip is next to Belk (you can't miss it). The main activity for teenagers include high school activities (football games, etc.) and cruising up and down 'the strip' on the weekends. I would guess you could get a 4 bedroom house for $50K or less with a nice yard, but don't quote me on it. Compare that to my $1500 / month apartment 45 minutes outside of DC. I rented a brand new 2 bedroom apartment for $300 / month. As far as dining goes, Apple Bees is the only well known 'sit-down' chain, although there are quite a few fast food places and local dives (including a great Mexican place across from Belk (you can't miss it). The better stores include Parks Belk and Lowes, but that's about it. There is a small movie theater in Greeneville (2 screens I think), as well as a shopping center (not mall). I think the population is about 20K and Greene county is the largest land mass county in TN, which is to say people are very spread out. I lived in Greeneville for about six months. I know many people there and can send you in the right direction. Good luck! I will keep my eye on this forum if you have any more questions. East Tennessee State University is 30-45 minutes away and there are several community colleges in the area.Д®ast Tennessee is wonderful for horse lovers, fishing, and biking. There is a local private college, Tusculum College. The high school was recently remodeled, and they added a beautiful performing arts center. They are building a brand new Super Wal-Mart and have a theater in the works. They do have a strip mall with JC Penny, Goody's and Proffitt's (dept store usually found in malls). Greeneville does not have a mall or any major shopping areas. He is with Century 21 and has been the area for a long time. If you need help with a realtor, call Bob Schubel. It is a quiet little town with many opportunities to own a small farm. I lived in Greeneville for 12 years of my childhood, and then returned for 3 years as an adult.