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Joe D. Duncan, retired Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals judge, dies at age 100
Joe D. Duncan, retired presiding judge of the Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals and elder of the East Tennessee politically connected Duncan family, has died at age 100. Duncan, a Republican, established himself in the judicial field after being elected Knox County Criminal Court judge in 1966 and being re-elected thereafter until appointed by then Republican Gov. Winfield Dunn to the Court of Criminal Appeals in 1975. He remained on the court through elections, became presiding judge...
Georgia man charged with stealing air conditioner from church
WALKER COUNTY, Ga. — A 45-year-old man faces charges in both Georgia and Tennessee after authorities say he stole an air conditioning unit from a church along with a truck. Deputies in Walker County stopped William Michael Crawley on Sunday after he was spotted driving a truck stolen out of Hamilton County, according to Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson.
The Nature Conservancy awarded $400,000 ARC ARISE Grant to support outdoor recreation infrastructure in Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) was recently awarded $400,000 from the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) for its new project “The Cumberland-Pine Mountain Outdoor Recreation and Conservation Corridor of Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky.” The funding was made available through ARC’s Appalachian Regional Initiative for Stronger Economies (ARISE) which drives large-scale economic transformation through multi-state collaboration. The Nature […] The post The Nature Conservancy awarded $400,000 ARC ARISE Grant to support outdoor recreation infrastructure in Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee appeared first on Middlesboro News.
Tennessee Wildlife Officials to Discuss Deer Management and Conservation Efforts at Columbia Meeting
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission is set to convene at the Tennessee Farm Bureau Federation headquarters in Columbia for a two-day meeting scheduled for August 22-23 to discuss various issues pertinent to the state's wildlife and habitat management, among other topics, as reported by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
From lush lawns to barren battlegrounds: Armyworm invasion intensifies in Tennessee
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. — From a beautiful green yard to grass destruction -- all in a matter of days. Armyworms are on the rise across the southeast. Now, agriculture professionals are warning lawn-loving residents as the insects make their way to Tennessee. If you look closely at your lawn, you...
Tennessee unveils new license design: What to know about the changes
Renewing or making a change to your Tennessee driver license soon? You might be one of the first to get a new design. The Department of Safety and Homeland Security announced the new look Monday. The design will expand to all service centers over the next few months, according to a news release....
Tennessee law to let teachers carry guns in schools caused a ruckus, but has drawn little interest
(This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters Sign up for Chalkbeat Tennessee’s free daily newsletter to keep up with statewide education policy and Memphis-Shelby County Schools.) Josh Arrowood carries his .22-caliber handgun most everywhere he goes in his rural Tennessee community — to church at Freewill Baptist, at […]
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