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Wayne Bledsoe A new grill is a meaty decision
Every year around this time I get the propane tank filled on the gas grill and give that grill a good looking over. I say "looking over" because I'm not really going to do anything maintenance-wise. What I'm assessing is "Will this grill last another ...
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Duck Dynasty stars do commercials for Clayton Homes
Submitted Miss Kay and Phil Robertson, stars of the A&E reality television program ';Duck Dynasty,'; talk about the virtues of Clayton Homes in a commercial they recently did for the ...
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Pam Reeves Understand the terms when signing a noncompete agreement
Pamela Reeves is a partner in the Knoxville law firm Reeves, Herbert & Anderson P.A. Because factual situations vary, competent legal counsel should be consulted for individual ...
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Middle-schoolers already practicing their job interviewing skills
"I want them to recognize," she said, "that the future is a reality" and be aware that gaining the personal skills necessary to obtain employment need not wait until the job search actually ...
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David Moon Delighting customers equals increased sales
The store had a turnover of almost one person per second. More customers came and went from that Apple store in 15 seconds than from the Knoxville Sprint store in more than an ...
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Movie Review
Kandahar
With the recent toppling of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan, it may be that the central hope of Afghan women as expressed in writer/director Mohsen Makhmalbaf's Kandaharthat they be seenmay become a reality. ...
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Man dies after car catches fire falls off bridge
One Maryville man is dead, after his vehicle caught on fire and fell off a bridge into a creek early Saturday morning, according to a Tennessee Highway Patrol accident ...
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A little rain doesnt dampen Biscuit Festival
Lenoir City's Adam Waller had a different spin on the threat of inclement weather keeping the crowd and long lines down at the International Biscuit Festival today in downtown ...
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Michelle Obama to give commencement address in Nashville
Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet High seniors finally are filing into the Gentry Center after coming hours early for a very special graduation -- marked by a speech from First Lady Michelle Obama. "I feel like this is an honor and a privilege and it is because of all of our hard work. It's paying off," graduate Shanese Brown said. The students are going through airport-style ...
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Driver killed in fiery Maryville crash
Tennessee Highway Patrol confirmed one person died in a fiery single-vehicle crash in Maryville early Saturday morning. Blount County dispatchers said around 3 a.m. crews responded to East Lamar Alexander Highway, between Helton Road and Tucklaleechee Pike for a car on fire. Two pictures emailed to 10News from a viewer show massive flames coming from the vehicle. THP Sgt. Randy Huckeby said ...
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Flames erupt in Maryville crash
Flames erupted in a Maryville car crash early Saturday morning. Blount County dispatchers said around 3 a.m. crews were called out to East Lamar Alexander Highway, between Helton Road and Tuckaleechee Pike. Two pictures emailed to 10News from a viewer show massive flames coming from the vehicle. Blount County fire crews, the rescue squad, and Tennessee Highway Patrol responded to the scene, ...
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He is the most evil, vile, demonic criminal. He is dead to me. There will be no visits, there will be no phone calls. He can never be Daddy again. I have no sympathy for the man.
Angie Gregg
Gregg was speaking about her father Ariel Castro who allegedly kidnapped, raped and held captive for a decade, three young women in Cleveland, Ohio.
Hotel Review
Comfort Hotel Portrush
I arrived into Portrush, after a journey from Belfast to Londonderry on the M2 Motorway. Having seen Londonderry I was ...
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