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Residents of Greene County, Tennessee, had the opportunity to engage directly with candidates vying for key local offices ahead of the upcoming May 5 primary. On Thursday evening, hopefuls in the races for both mayor and sheriff presented their platforms and answered questions during a forum. The event took place at the Lyceum on Walter State Community College’s Niswonger Campus in Greeneville.

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