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Dolly Parton Announces Donation of Funds, Children’s Books to Hurricane Areas

Dolly Parton Announces Donation of Funds, Children's Books to Hurricane Areas

Dolly Parton will assist with the ongoing relief efforts around the United States and its territories by making a contribution to the One America Appeal for Hurricane Relief to assist with immediate life sustaining needs of those affected. The One America Appeal is a joint appeal that was originally launched by all five living former American Presidents to encourage their ...

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Last Year’s Drought May Spur Oak Decline in Tennessee

Last Year's Drought May Spur Oak Decline in Tennessee

Oak decline is a slow-acting disease complex that involves the interaction of several factors such as climate, site quality, and advancing tree age. No single cause is responsible for the decline. Trees that are greater than 70 years of age and that occur on drier sites such as shallow, rocky soils on ridgetops and south- to west-facing upper slopes are ...

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Community Asked to Take Sevierville Parks and Recreation Survey

Community Asked to Take Sevierville Parks and Recreation Survey

The City of Sevierville is conducting a survey to help city leaders determine the future direction of Parks and Recreation Department programs and facilities. We welcome input from all citizens and program/facility users. Follow this link Parks & Recreation Survey to complete the survey and you may be eligible to win a 9.7-inch Apple iPad Wi-Fi 32 GB tablet or ...

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Sevier County 4-H Members Bring Home Honors from Regional Competition

Sevier County 4-H Members Bring Home Honors from Regional Competition

Sevier County 4-H Members brought home honors in the Eastern Regional 4-H Forestry and Meats Judging competition held at Berean Christian School in Knoxville. The Eastern Region 4-H Judging Events are sponsored by and held in conjunction with the Tennessee Valley Fair each fall. In Forestry Judging, Sevier County was represented by a senior high team placing fifth and a ...

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Sevierville Man Accidentally Shoots Teen with AR-15 Rifle

Sevierville Man Accidentally Shoots Teen with AR-15 Rifle

A 15-year-old boy is in the hospital recovering from a gunshot wound to the neck after a friend accidentally shot him with an AR-15 style rifle inside a Sevierville home on Wednesday. Officers from the Sevierville Police Department responded to a 911 call reporting an accidental shooting at a residence on Nichols Street near downtown Sevierville just after 3 p.m. ...

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Pigeon Forge Police Search for B&R Jewelers Armed Robbery Suspect

A masked man with a handgun robbed B&R Jewelers on Wednesday just as the store was closing for the night.

A masked man with a handgun robbed B&R Jewelers in Pigeon Forge on Wednesday just as the store was closing for the night. An owner of B&R Jewelers, located at 3526 Parkway, let a man he believed to be a customer into the store at 6 p.m. on Oct. 11, 2017. The man then displayed a black semi-automatic handgun and ...

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Skeletal Remains Found in Pigeon Forge Tent Identified

Skeletal Remains Found in Pigeon Forge Tent Identified

In a wooded area just off bustling Teaster Lane in Pigeon Forge, the remains of a man not seen in over a year laid in a tent until they were discovered last month and while investigators have identified the man, how he died is a mystery. The Pigeon Forge Police Department said Wednesday that human remains found near Teaster Lane ...

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Great Smoky Mountains Association Announces Changes in Leadership Positions

Great Smoky Mountains AssociationAnnounces Changes in Leadership Positions

Following its most recent quarterly board of directors meeting, Great Smoky Mountains Association, one of Great Smoky Mountains National Park’s oldest partner organizations, announced two significant changes in top leadership positions. First, in an effort to more accurately define the role and responsibility of the organization’s leader, the board voted to change Laurel Rematore’s title from executive director to chief ...

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74-Year-Old Man Killed in Smokies Motorcycle Crash

74-Year-Old Man Killed in Smokies Motorcycle Crash

Great Smoky Mountains National Park officials say a New York man was killed in a motorcycle crash Saturday morning. Park rangers and Gatlinburg Fire Department responded to a report of a single motorcycle accident in the park on Little River Road about 2.2 miles west of the intersection with Elkmont Road at 10:20 a.m. on October 7, 2017. A park ...

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Tailgating Food Safety is Your Defense Against Foodborne Illness

Tailgating Food Safety is Your Defense Against Foodborne Illness

Football season is in full swing, and you know what that means—game day tailgating! University of Tennessee Extension offers these tips to help make your pre- and post-game gatherings safe from food poisoning. Kick-off with the right supplies. Pack your bags with a food thermometer, disposable plates, disposable utensils, disposable cups, paper towels, liquid soap, sanitizer or moist towelettes, disposable ...

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