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Noah Bud Ogle Cabin and Nature Trail Temporary Closure

Temporary Closure of Noah Bud Ogle Cabin and Nature Trail

Great Smoky Mountains National Park officials announced a temporary, weekday closure of the Noah Bud Ogle Cabin, Noah Bud Ogle Nature Trail, and associated parking area to allow crews to make needed cabin repairs. The area will be closed weekly August 26 through September 12, 2019 on Monday mornings at 7 a.m. through Thursday evenings at 5:30 p.m. The area ...

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KaTom on Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing List for 11th Consecutive Year

KaTom on Inc. 5000's Fastest Growing List for 11th Consecutive Year

KaTom Restaurant Supply, a family-owned business run by Patricia Bible and based in East Tennessee, earned a place on Inc. 5000’s list of fastest growing private companies in America for an astounding 11th consecutive year. According to Inc. itself, of the tens of thousands of companies that have made the list, just .22 percent made it 11 straight years. “It’s ...

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Police Holding Child Safety Seat Check after Issuing 61 Warnings at Local School

Police Holding Child Safety Seat Check after Issuing 61 Warnings at Local School

As part of their effort to educate parents and caregivers and help keep our children safe, Sevierville Police Department officers were checking vehicles for proper child safety seats on Thursday at the Sevierville Primary School. As parents and caregivers were dropping-off children in the morning and picking them up in the afternoon, officers were standing by. A total of sixty-one ...

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Tennessee Free Hunting Day an Opportunity to Teach or Rediscover Hunting

Tennessee Free Hunting Day Velvet Hunt

Tennessee residents are allowed to hunt without a license on Saturday, which coincides with the opening day of squirrel season as well as being during the August private lands, archery only deer season. Free Hunting Day on August 24, 2019 is an event the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency annually provides in hopes of increasing interest in hunting. Squirrel hunting is ...

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U.S. Census Bureau Starts First Major Field Operation for 2020 Census

Image of a 2020 Census Worker

The U.S. Census Bureau announced this week the launch of address canvassing, the first major field operation of the 2020 Census. Address canvassing improves and refines the Census Bureau’s address list of households nationwide, which is necessary to deliver invitations to respond to the census. The address list plays a vital role in ensuring a complete and accurate count of ...

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Upcoming Events Help Veterans Find Work and Resources

Upcoming Events Help Veterans Find Work and Resources

Knoxville community partners and employers are participating in a 2-day event to help area veterans access vital resources and find employment. The American Job Center in Knoxville is coordinating a community resource fair and job fair focused on area veterans who need assistance in finding resources or are looking for new employment. Veterans Resource Fair: The American Job Center has ...

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Smoky Mountain Children’s Home Welcomes Alumni, Plans Centennial

Smoky Mountain Children's Home Welcomes Alumni, Plans Centennial

Biennially, Church of God Home for Children alumni converge on the campus of Smoky Mountain Children’s Home (formerly named Church of God Home for Children) for their reunion. This year was no exception. Alumni who grew up at the children’s home came from California, Georgia, Florida, Virginia, Tennessee and many other states to celebrate homecoming with their brothers and sisters. ...

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TBI Investigating Officer Involved Shooting in Sevier County

TBI Investigating Officer Involved Shooting in Sevier County

A man was shot and killed in a confrontation with deputies in Seymour after allegedly pulling a gun when they attempted to take him into custody on outstanding warrants. At the request of 4th District Attorney General James Dunn, agents with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation continue to investigate the circumstances leading to an officer-involved shooting in Sevier County. Thursday ...

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MEDIC Regional Blood Center in Critical Need of Blood Donations

MEDIC Regional Blood Center in Critical Need for Blood Donations

A local blood center that supplies blood to dozens of Tennessee hospitals, including LeConte Medical Center in Sevier County, says the need for blood donations is critical. Due to an increase in demand, MEDIC Regional Blood Center has less than a two-day supply of O+, O- and A+ blood types. MEDIC Regional Blood Center has a critical need for: O ...

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Heavy Rainstorm Results in Rockslides, Downed Trees, and Motorist Fatality on Spur

Heavy Rainstorm Results in Rock Slides, Downed Trees, and Motorist Fatality on Spur

Crews are still working to clear the Spur (U.S. 441) between Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge after heavy rains caused rockslides, fallen trees and a fatal single-vehicle accident. At about 3 p.m. on Thursday, August 1, 2019, the northern area of Great Smoky Mountains National Park near Gatlinburg experienced extremely heavy rainfall causing multiple small rockslides, downed trees, and flash flooding ...

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