The Companion to Greene County · Tennessee
We live here.
Sixth-generation or brand-new to town — an always-current guide to the events, the businesses, the towns, and the people of Greeneville and Greene County. Made and kept current right here at home.
In this edition
No. 01 — The Calendar
This week in Greene
Jul 15, 2026
Greeneville Municipal Airport Authority Meeting
G. Thomas Love Boardroom
The Greeneville Municipal Airport Authority will meet in regular session on Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at 4:00 PM.
Details →Jul 16, 2026
Ribbon Cutting - El Sombrero Restaurante Mexicano
El Sombrero Restaurante Mexicano
Ribbon cutting celebration for El Sombrero Restaurante Mexicano.
Details →Jul 17, 2026
Keep Greene Beautiful Seed Swap
Greene County
Details →
No. 02
The Directory
Every storefront, on the record
More than four hundred local businesses — the diners, the mechanics, the boutiques on Main — searchable by town, by category, or by exactly what you need this afternoon.
Browse the directory →Local Picks
Worth knowing about
Home & Trades
Idell Construction Company, Inc.
Licensed general contractor in Greeneville specializing in custom homes and commercial construction since 1987.
Visit →Restaurants & Food
Chick-Fil-A
Chick-fil-A on E. Andrew Johnson Hwy in Greeneville serving chicken sandwiches, nuggets, breakfast, and catering, closed Sundays.
Visit →Restaurants & Food
Pizza Inn
Pizza Inn franchise at 275 E. Andrew Johnson Hwy. in Greeneville offering buffet, carryout, and DoorDash delivery.
Visit →
No. 03
The Place
The second-oldest town in Tennessee
Chartered in 1783, wrapped in the foothills of the Smokies. The history, the numbers, the schools and churches, and a guide to every community from Baileyton to Chuckey.
Read the county →“ We live here. This is the guide we always wished the county had — one place, kept current, made by neighbors.— GreeneTN
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