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Crash closes HWY113 near Buckhead Trail; medical helicopter responding

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) - Highway 113 is closed near Buckhead Trail following a motor vehicle crash, according to the White Pine Fire Department. White Pine and Baneberry fire units are at the scene, and a medical helicopter is landing, the department said. Fire officials expect the roadway to remain closed...

White Pine, TN · 21h
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One Person Dies At Accident Scene At Greeneville Community Hospital

One person died at the scene of a motor vehicle accident on the campus of Greeneville Community Hospital Monday, apparently intentionally taking their own life. The Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed the accident this morning. Sgt. Matt Blankenship told Radio Greeneville News:. “Our personnel, along with other officials at Greeneville East,...

Greeneville, TN · 2d

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Dented cans, hand washing problems found at Morristown restaurant during inspection

In Morristown, a Chinese Buffet was not ready when the inspector visited recently. The place failed its inspection.

Morristown, TN · 2d

The Newport Plain Talk

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Newport resident’s home moved out of flood zone with help from Clinch-Powell

NEWPORT — Waters from the French Broad River inundated Newport resident Betty Webber’s home from two directions during Tropical Storm Helene, destroying her home and outbuildings and forcing her to move, home and all, to a higher elevation. Clinch-Powell RC&D was there to assist Webber in her time of need. According to Webber, the massive flow of water caused the river to back up from downstream into the neighborhood she lives in, while the ever-increasing volume of flow began inundating the area from upstream of her home as well. The area in which Webber lives is usually quiet and peaceful, but the torrential rainfall from Tropical Storm Helene swelled the French Broad and other area rivers to staggering elevations, wreaking havoc in nearby areas. The French Broad rose to 23.34 feet, just shy of its all-time record of 24 feet set in 1867. The deluge devastated nearby structures and left many people homeless in a matter of hours. Webber said she was able to gather her pets and get out before the water rose too high to escape. They were safe from the flood, but she said it took a while before she was able to get back to her

Newport, TN · 1d

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Greeneville Eye Clinic Closing Effective November 30

Greeneville Eye Clinic will be closing effective November 30. The office is located at 1406 Tusculum Boulevard, Medical Office Building 2, Suite 1000. A letter from the office to patients is being mailed. The letter may be viewed below:. Dear Patient,. We are writing to inform you that Greeneville Eye...

Greeneville, TN · 14h

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Ex-Teacher Who Worked Claiborne and Hamblen Schools Indicted on Child Exploitation Charge

A former middle school teacher who worked in two East Tennessee school districts has been indicted on a charge of exploiting a minor by electronic means, months after resigning from his teaching post amid a sheriff's investigation. A Claiborne County grand jury handed up the indictment against 25-year-old Ryan Lawson on October 28, accusing him of a crime that allegedly took place in Claiborne County sometime between December 2025 and February 2026.

Claiborne County, TN · 2d

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Cocke County certifies tie between in-laws for final Parrottsville commission seat

The Cocke County Election Commission voted Friday unanimously to certify Parrottsville's election results, confirming a 38–38 tie between two in-laws for the town's final commission seat. Five candidates ran for three seats in Tuesday's election. Holly Norton finished first with 45 votes, and Sharon Peters finished second with 43....

Cocke County, TN · 1d

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Pigeon Forge park temporarily closed due to ‘nuisance bear’

PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. (WATE) — Wear Farm Park is temporarily closed and wildlife officers are investigating because of what the city referred to Saturday afternoon as a “nuisance bear.” According to the City of Pigeon Forge, the park closed Saturday to allow Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency staff to address a “nuisance bear” that was reported […]

Pigeon Forge, TN · 19h

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Sevierville Police suspect in custody after armed robbery at Cherokee Trading Post

The Sevierville Police Department said it is searching for a suspect following a reported armed robbery at the Cherokee Trading Post Friday morning.

Sevierville, TN · 2d

The Newport Plain Talk

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Parrottsville municipal election ends with a tie vote; Final decision may come within the next few days

PARROTTSVILLE — The election for the Town of Parrottsville has left voters and candidates with questions. For the first time there has been a tie in the municipal race with Gayla Hommel and Ronnie Hommel both receiving 38 votes each. The town elects three commissioners and then those commissioners decide which of the three will serve as mayor throughout the term. Five candidates were running for the three positions. Newcomers Holly Norton and Sharon Peters received the most votes. Norton, who currently serves as the town’s court clerk, received 45 votes. Peters, who serves as the town recorder, received 43 votes. Parrottsville Town Attorney Jeff Greene said when the two women announced their candidacy that if they were elected they would have to resign from their positions as employees with the town. Parrottsville Mayor Gayla Hommel is finishing her first term as an elected official for the town. Her brother-in-law, Ronnie Hommel, has served as mayor in the past and has served a few terms as commissioner.The two candidates tied for the third commissioner seat. Delma Kearns was the fifth candidate. She received 35 votes. There was also one write-in vote. “The unofficial election results from the November 3, 2026

Parrottsville, TN · 1d

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Christmas markets in Gatlinburg, Knoxville, Pigeon Forge to brighten the holidays

Knoxville is the Maker City , and there's something special about buying local for the holidays. These holiday craft fairs are a great way to check off your list, enjoy the lights, music, scents and tastes of the season while chatting with the people who actually make their own products to find something that's just right for your friends and family. Each has its own vibe, from spending time outdoors to highlighting true craftsmanship to offering hot cocoa, sweet treats and chances to see Santa! Did we miss your holiday market? Please email the details to devarrick.turner@knoxnews.com. 2026 Knoxville Christmas Fair 2-8 p.m. Nov. 6; 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 7; noon-5 p.m. Nov. 8 | Knoxville Expo Center, 5441 Clinton Highway in Knoxville | christmasfairtn.com The Christmas Fair offers visitors a chance to shop, eat and celebrate the season under one roof. Rows of festive booths feature handmade gifts, ornaments, seasonal décor and one-of-a-kind crafts. There’s also a chance for kids to meet Santa Claus for photos and share their Christmas wishes. Together, the family can enjoy festive treats, hot cocoa, kettle corn, face painting and personalized ornaments. Wonders of Light Christmas Village 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Nov. 13-15 and Nov.

Knoxville, TN · 2d

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THP Investigating Saturday Morning Accident On Snapps Ferry Road

The Tennessee Highway Patrol is investigating a single vehicle wreck early Saturday morning on Snapps Ferry Road in Greene County. In addition to THP, also responding was Greeneville/Greene County EMS, the Greeneville Emergency and Rescue Squad, the Greene County Sheriff’s Department and Tusculum Volunteer Fire Department. The truck involved in the wreck which came to rest upside down on top of a guardrail, was stabilized by emergency personnel in order to allow for extrication of the victim.

Greeneville, TN · 12h

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Greene County Director Of Finance Danny Lowery Accepts New Position With Tennessee Department Of Education

Greene County Director of Finance Danny Lowery has accepted a new position with the Tennessee Department of Education. Mayor Kevin Morrison announced the departure during in a late morning news release Friday. Morrison says “Danny has been a valued member of the Greene County team and has provided exceptional leadership...

Greene County, TN · 2d

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Appalachian Power customers in Tennessee to see 10.4% bill increase

KINGSPORT, Tn. (WCYB) — Appalachian Power customers in Northeast Tennessee should expect to see an increase in their electricity bills beginning this month. The utility recently sent notices to customers in Sullivan, Hawkins and Washington counties informing them of a 10.4% increase. The increase has received preliminary approval from...

Tennessee · 2d

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Brightspeed Reports More Cable Wire Stolen In Greene County

Another theft of cable wire in Greene County has been reported by Brightspeed. A Sheriff’s Department report indicates the most recent known theft occurred Thursday morning. About 200 feet of cable had been cut from a wood line on Liberty Hill Road South property in Limestone. The cable was valued at $8,000.

Greene County, TN · 2d

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Rogersville holds 1st ever Veterans Day Parade, Saturday

ROGERSVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) – Rogersville held its first-ever Veterans Day parade on Saturday to honor those who have served in the military.  The streets were lined with veterans, families and the community in support of each individual who served ahead of this upcoming Wednesday’s federal holiday. Eli Pereira told News Channel 11 about what the […]

Rogersville, TN · 21h

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Dollywood Will Flip On Six Million Christmas Lights for Pigeon Forge Holiday Season

Dollywood will switch on more than six million lights across its Pigeon Forge park as Smoky Mountain Christmas, presented by Humana, opens its gates on Friday and runs through Jan. 3. The seasonal festival brings holiday shows, festive food, twinkling lights and rides under the night sky to the theme park through the new year.

Pigeon Forge, TN · 2d

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Pigeon Forge Hosts Winterfest Celebration Nov. 13 at Patriot Park

Pigeon Forge is throwing open the gates on its holiday season next Friday, November 13, with a free Winterfest Celebration at Patriot Park running from 4 to 8 p.m. The event mixes live music, ice skating, a Christmas market, Santa's live reindeer and a fireworks finale into one evening meant to celebrate the city's winter lights season in style.

Pigeon Forge, TN · 1d

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Republican State Representative David Hawk Disputes Democratic Party Post-Election Numbers

Republican and State Representative David Hawk is debating statistics released by the local Democratic Party the day after the mid-term elections on Tuesday. In a note sent to Radio Greeneville News on Thursday evening Hawk said, “It has come to my attention that in her message related to the November 3rd elections” (which was reported by Radio Greeneville News on Thursday), “Greene County Democratic Party Leader Cheryl Summers suggests Greene County Democrats “celebrate” because “they made progress here in rural Red Tennessee”. She is remarkably wrong in her assessment. Greene County vote totals for Democrats were nearly the same or actually decreased in most circumstances, when comparing 2024 and 2026 November General Elections.

Greene County, TN · 2d

The Greeneville Sun

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Historic Zoning Commission approves benches, calls special meeting

The Greeneville Historic Zoning Commission considered two applications for Certificates of Appropriateness on Tuesday. The Commission unanimously approved an application for the installation of benches at 122 South Main Street while tabling an application for limited demolition and painting at 300 North Main Street. A called meeting will decide the outcome of the tabled application on Nov. 10. Commission members approved Jamey and Tammy Fillers’ application to install two benches to the front of the building at 122 South Main Street. The owners said their primary reason for the request is that one of the benches will cover and protect an emergency sprinkler line which they are concerned is currently vulnerable to damage. The other bench will be added to make the appearance symmetrical. Both benches are to be made from stainable oak. The Commission tabled Darlene Clark’s application to demolish a garage and one other small addition attached to the house at 300 North Main Street and to repaint the building. Clark does not currently own the property in question. She stated to the Commission that she is interested in purchasing it but only if the garage and another small addition to the original structure are able to be

Greeneville, TN · 2d