Friday, July 20, 2012

Tennessee State Park system lifts ban on campfires
Due to the recent rains in the volunteer state, the Tennessee State Park system has lifted a temporary ban on backcountry campfires. The ban was put in place June 29th because of a prolonged period of limited rain in the state. Burn bans serve as an additional measure to ensure the safety of campers and to protect the forested areas of the park. It’s reported that most everyone cooperated with the temporary ban on back country campfires and hope they will continue to pay close attention to future dry weather conditions. The Tri-Cities Regional Airport has recorded just over 7 -inches of rain in July which is over 4 -inches above normal. (bg)

Friday, May 24, 2013

  • Alpha Protest
  • Two arrested for neighborhood thefts
  • Mental evaluation for abusers
  • Oxycodone shooting pharmacist
  • Sullivan County Considers Extra Security
  • Unicoi County Man Arrested for Hostage Situation in NC
  • Bean Station Shooting
  • Carter County Motorcycle Accident
  • KPT Woman Arrested for Bath Salts Twice in a Month
  • Sullivan K-9
  • Obstruction Arrest
  • EBT Arrest



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