Black Bear Euthanized Didn’t Kill Man
Black Bear Euthanized Didn’t Kill Man. A man at the Great Smoky Mountain National Park was found mauled by a Bear. He actually died of a drug overdose. So an innocent bear was put down.
Black Bear Euthanized Didn’t Kill Man. A man at the Great Smoky Mountain National Park was found mauled by a Bear. He actually died of a drug overdose. So an innocent bear was put down.
Zoo Knoxville Sets New Attendance Record for Fourth Consecutive Year
Pigeon Forge Receives National Wildfire Mitigation Award – The city of Pigeon Forge is gaining national attention for its work to safeguard the community against wildfires. Pigeon Forge Receives National Wildfire Mitigation Award Pigeon Forge has been selected to receive a Wildfire Mitigation Award, which is the highest honor a community can achieve for outstanding work in wildfire risk reduction.
If you are in Chattanooga, TN you will soon see electric scooters throughout the streets. #Lime #LimeScooters
WWE Super Star wrestler Kane aka Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs helped with the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) donating $100,000 to the Knoxville Public Safety Foundation.
Checking Out Seeds – yes you read that correctly. You now can check out seeds at the Blount County Public Library. It’s simple! Check out seeds now! Plant them! When you harvest your garden, bring seeds back for others to check out next growing season.
Welcome 1st Baby Born New Years Day 2019 – Knoxville – Knoxville – The Lynch Family was the first to give birth at the University of Tennessee Medical Center on New Years Day.
Knox County Health Dept. Offers Guidance This Flu Season –
With cold and flu season upon us, the Knox County Health Department (KCHD) is encouraging the public to follow some basic precautions to reduce the spread of disease and avoid unnecessarily overburdening hospital emergency departments.
A Knoxville Woman Wins Wheel of Fortune – Lucinda Tillett, who is an accountant and tax preparer from Knoxville, TN won $69,000 on Wheel of Fortune.
The first African-American female firefighter, Jaquetta Brooks, retires from The Knoxville Fire Department. Knoxville Fire Department’s first African-American female firefighter retires Captain Jaquetta Brooks has served with the KFD for 30 years. She was also one of the first few females hired too. Actually one of four hired in 1988. The Fire Department held a retirement party for her this past Sunday, December 23, 2018. If you feel there is something you want to do, just step out with God and let Him continue to guide you and direct you,” Brooks said. Jaquetta Brooks Congrats on your retirement!