Community

Greeneville is the second oldest town in the state, home of Andrew Johnson, 17th President of the United States, and 18th century trailblazer Davy Crockett.  Scattered throughout its carefully preserved historic district are churches that have seen continued use since their construction in the late 1700s and stately restored antebellum homes from the late 1700s and early 1800s. 

Recreational venues offer six golf courses, four city, county and state parks, a portion of the Appalachian Trail, and trails for hiking, biking and horseback riding, as well as campsites, fishing, swimming and picnicking.  The community’s close proximity to area lakes provides boating, fishing, swimming and skiing opportunities.

For more basic information on the community, such as utilities, tax rates and things to do, click on the drop downs under the "Community" section.

For updates on local happenings, read the latest news or learn about upcoming events on the events calendar.

And, if Greeneville and Greene County have piqued an interest in moving to the area, contact the Partnership to receive a relocation packet complete with maps and a community guidebook, a list of businesses in the area, visitor guide and more.