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Discover the Only Tennessee Maple Farm Tapping Demand for Maple Syrup
The first winter after Candace Wiggin and her now-husband, Lucas, started dating, she was puzzled when his family gathered in the barn at their farm in Greene County to watch what appeared to be water boiling in a large metal pan. It was sap, explained her future in-laws, Don and Jody, and it would evaporate and turn to maple syrup. Each winter, they would give it away in Mason jars to neighbors and friends.
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19 Year Old Injured In Saturday Morning Crash On Snapps Ferry Road
A 19 year old male was injured in a single vehicle wreck just beforew 6:30 Saturday morning in the 6000 block of Snapps Ferry Road in Afton. A THP report issued Sunday indicates a 2012 Toyota Takoma operated byu 19 year old Gavin L. Williams was traveling north on Snapps Ferry Road negotiating a left-hand curve. The vehicle failed to maintain the lane and ran off the right side of the roadway. The Williams vehicle then crossed the center line striking a guardrail. The vehicle overturned onto its top on top of the guardrail where it came to rest. Williams was transported by EMS to the Johnson City Medical Center for evaluation.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Top-ranked Tornadoes roar past Chiefs
ALCOA — Defending state champion and top-ranked Alcoa got a pair of touchdowns from Mr. Football semifinalist Micah Jones and tacked on five more by five different players en route to a 49-3 win over Cherokee in the first round of the TSSAA Class 4A football playoffs on Friday, Nov. 6 at Bill Bailey Stadium. It was the 56th straight postseason victory for Alcoa (11-0), which improved to 146-15 in the playoffs. The Tornadoes haven’t lost a first-round playoff game since 1996. It was the third straight playoff appearance for Cherokee, which ends its season at 6-5. “I’m proud of our guys. We didn’t back down. We did it with the right mentality. I thought our offense and defense got after it as best they could,” said Cherokee coach Josh Hensley. “I was proud of their togetherness. Even when adversity hit, we stayed locked in and kept fighting.” Cherokee knew the assignment was daunting when it drew Region 1’s short straw and the accompanying trip to Alcoa for a second straight year. The Tornadoes defeated the Chiefs 56-0 in the storm-shortened first meeting between the schools last November. But Hensley knew his team wouldn’t shy away from the challenge. “I