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 Willie Nelson

 

Willie Nelson, Josh Turner, and Foreigner This Year's FFF Headliners

  Tickets Go on Sale July 18

The time has arrived!! The award winning Foothills Fall Festival in partnership with Ruby Tuesday, Massey Eletric, Clayton, DENSO, WIVK, and WVLT, and the City of Maryville have announced this year's entertainment line up.  The entire Maryville community and fans of the annual event have been anxiously waiting to see what headliners will be performing at this year's concerts during the 9th Annual Foothills Fall Festival that is scheduled for October 10, 11, and 12th.

Other performers include Jason Aldean, Billy Ray Cyrus, Jason Michael Carroll, The Road Hammers, and Julianne Hough.

  Tickets go on sale July 18th.  For more information about the Foothills Fall Festival, click here.


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City Offices Closed July 4th

The City of Maryville will be closed on Friday, July 4th for Independence Day. Residential trash collection that normally occurs on Friday will be moved to Monday, July 7th.   

Maryville City Council Approves Property Tax Increase

 The Maryville City Council met on June 12th for the second reading of the Fiscal Year 2009 budget.  Council voted unanimously to raise property taxes from $2.05 to $2.30 per $100 in assessed valuation.  On the average, a home valued at $100,000 will now pay about $5.00 more per month in property taxes. 

The 25 cent increase will go towards a $25 million bond issue for use by Maryville City Schools.  The school project which totals $35 million includes $20 million for a new intermediate school off of John Sevier Road scheduled to open in 2010, $10 million to expand Maryville High School and $5 million for renovation and improvements at the other schools.

The 2009 General Fund budget includes:

$9.3 million or 28% for Schools

$5.3 million or 16% for Public Works

$5.3 million or 16% for Police

$4.1 million or 13% for General Government

$3.8 million or 12% for Inter-fund transfers

$3.7 million or 11% for Fire

$1.4 million or 4% for Library and Parks and Rec.