Fazoli’s coming back to Morristown
Fazoli’s coming back to Morristown, to the Merchant’s Greene area.
Sinkhole Opens Up In Jefferson City After Heavy Rains
Sinkhole Opens Up In Jefferson City After Heavy Rains. One lane has been closed due to a sinkhole opening up on Highway 11-E in Jefferson City, TN after Tuesday’s heavy rain. The sinkhole is reported near Farris Motor Company and Harrington Road.
Boating Registration Fees to See First Increase in 12 Years
Boating Registration Fees to See First Increase in 12 Years
City Reduces Speed Limit on Stretch of Chapman Hwy.
City Reduces Speed Limit on Stretch of Chapman Hwy.
Hands Free Tennessee Law
Hands Free Tennessee Law goes in effect July 1, 2019. Here is what you need to know.
Tennessee to ban holding hand-held devices while driving
Tennessee to ban holding hand-held devices while driving – After July 1, 2019, if you are caught with a mobile device in your hand you can be fined up to $200.
Free Fishing Day at Cove at Concord Park
Free Fishing Day at Cove at Concord Park on June 8, 2019 – The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is sponsoring Free Fishing Day on Saturday, June 8 from 8 a.m. to noon at The Cove at Concord Park. The Cove is located at 11808 S. Northshore Drive.
Say Goodbye to Fort Kid
Say goodbye to Fort Kid. Yes, Fort Kid at the World’s Fair Park is set to be torn down. #FortKid
Owens Restaurant Seeking New Owners, May Face Closure
Owens Restaurant in Dandridge, TN is Seeking New Owners or it May Face possible Closure
Bicycle Safety Campaign Early Data Shows Promising Results
Bicycle Safety Campaign Early Data Shows Promising Results – Early Knoxville Police Department data following a recent bicycle-safety campaign is showing that use of new technology to raise awareness of Tennessee’s three-foot passing law has actually changed driving behaviors. State and local law require drivers to maintain a minimum three-foot distance when passing bicyclists. Data collected in 2018 showed 30 percent of bicycle fatalities nationwide involved a motor vehicle overtaking a bicyclist, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s Fatality Analysis Reporting System. “In Knoxville, 12 percent of these bicycle-related crashes occurred when the rider was struck from behind.” Ellen Zavisca, Principal Planner with Knoxville-Knox County Planning