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Downed power lines close major Morristown highway, city says
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. (WVLT) - The City of Morristown said a portion of East Andrew Johnson Highway closed due to downed power lines. It has since been repaired, TDOT spokesman Mark Nagi said. According to the city, the road was closed in both directions on Highway 25E to Norfolk Road as...
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TVA: Boone Dam public areas temporarily closed Tuesday
KINGSPORT, Tenn. (WJHL) - Public access to the parking and recreation areas at TVA's Boone Dam will be closed on Tuesday, Oct. 27, while it hosts four area elementary schools for an educational field trip. The Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) announced that the parking and recreation areas will be closed...
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Downtown Bristol prepares to celebrate Halloween
BRISTOL, Tenn./Va. (WJHL) – Officials with Believe in Bristol told News Channel 11 they have a great slate of Halloween fun planned for the entire family. Friday, Oct. 30, will be known as ‘Final Girl Friday: Witch Walk.’ People are encouraged to wear their most spellbinding attire downtown from 5-7 p.m. for a supernatural night […]
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Residents outraged amid rumors of mosque coming to Norton
NORTON, Va. (WCYB) — A packed crowd attended Tuesday night’s Norton City Council meeting after rumors circulated that a mosque could open in the 700 block of Park Avenue. The rumors centered on the former Bank of America building. Norton’s city manager told News 5 on Tuesday that no formal plans have been filed, but the city received an inquiry asking what the area’s zoning allows.
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Questions grow as energy company merger could close power plant near St. Paul VA
Questions are growing over the future of a major Southwest Virginia employer. U.S. Representative Morgan Griffith is urging Governor Abigail Spanberger to protect the Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center near St. Paul. Local leaders fear the proposed $67 billion merger between Dominion and NextEra Energy could lead to the facility’s closing. The St. Paul power plant currently employs nearly 160 people and generates more than $8 million in annual tax revenue for the region. The SCC staff recently recommended rejecting the massive utility merger, while state commissioners are not expected to make a final decision until next year.