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Warm humid weather brings out critters
The warmer, humid weather we're having is good news for some animals, but not so good for some plants lovers. Critters such as insects, snakes, and spiders thrive in the more humid weather. The populations have been down the last couple of years due to the relatively dry weather. Our current pattern also means more of the insects that are beneficial such as bees and spiders. Mother ...
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Tenn. homecoming queen mom arrested after party
A Hendersonville mother and daughter were arrested June 6 after a party at their home that involved underage drinking. Sara Lamb, 18, was arrested and charged with underage consumption after police were called to a party at her mother's house, according to the arrest affidavit. Lamb, who graduated high school in May, was 2012-13 Hendersonville High School homecoming queen. Police ...
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Peyton Manning films ad to support Pat Summitt Foundation
KNOXVILLE - Peyton Manning and Kara Lawson are taking part in a new commercial due out nationally this fall hoping to bring awareness to Alzheimer's and support the Pat Summitt Foundation's push to find a cure. Lawson filmed her scenes in the Lady Vols' locker room on the Tennessee campus Monday, while Manning shot his portion Tuesday at Neyland Stadium in the locker room named ...
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Country music singer comes to the rescue after crash
Fans are calling country singer Craig Morgan a hero after he came to the rescue during a serious truck crash. The singer says what he did was "second nature" for him, and should be for everyone. "I think we should all help, anytime we're given the chance to help. If you don't have a special skill set, like I've been very fortunate to go to these schools and ...
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Bomb-toting bank robber gets 20 years
Gordon Harold Williams, 49, pleaded guilty to bank robbery in February for holding up the BB&T Bank branch, 7108 Maynardville Highway. He appeared before U.S. District Judge Tom Varlan today for ...
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Au revoir les enfants [DVD]
Louis Malle was 12 years old in 1944 when he had to stand by helplessly and watch as the Gestapo arrived at the Petit-Collge dAvon, the small, Catholic boarding school he was attending, and arrested four children and the headmaster. The children were Jewish and had been ... ...
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Oak Ridge tax bills late but due date the same
So even though they knew the amount wouldn't change they couldn't just send a letter telling everyone that? And even that's questionable since while the rate didn't change the assessed value might have. Three weeks of the time for people to come up with the money to pay their taxes even though they don't know what that amount is have already passed, and all because of ...
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Childrens Hospital announces $75M expansion
(WBIR, Knoxville) East Tennessee Children's Hospital has announced it's expanding. The plans include construction of a new five-story building next to the current facility and renovations within the current hospital once the new building is complete, for a total price tag of about $75 million. The proposed site for the new building is on White Avenue between 20th and 21st streets. ...
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Record rainfall brings relief to TNs drought-damaged trees
The recent stretch of rainy days on top of one of the wettest springs in years across East Tennessee has made a big impact on the growing season. All of the moisture and cooler temperatures have pushed harvest of several spring crops behind the normal schedule by a couple of weeks. But there is an incredibly bright side to the rain-soaked spring in terms of penetrating a deep-rooted problem in ...
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UT trustees panel recommends raises for DiPietro Cheek and Rakes
Don Stansberry, the Board of Trustees'vice chairman, said the best value of a place is good leadership and DiPietro has been that and has the results to show ...
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KCSO Gang members arrested in East Knoxville drug raid
KNOXVILLE -- Two reputed gang members and a third suspect were arrested on felony drug charges after authorities seized nearly 2 pounds of marijuana, as well as crack cocaine at an East Knoxville ...
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Our nuclear programmes are completely transparent. But we are ready to show greater transparency and make clear for the whole world that the steps of the Islamic Republic of Iran are completely within international frameworks. The sanctions are unfair, the Iranian people are suffering, and our (nuclear) activities are legal. These sanctions are illegal and only benefit Israel.
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