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Local News

Caryville commits $2,000 for Louie Bluie festival

CARYVILLE —The town will again make a donation to the annual Louie Bluie Arts and Music festival held at the end of September at Cove Lake State Park.
The town has donated $2,000 several times over the course of the past seven years of the festival, and officials said it was an investment in the town’s prosperity.
“We actually get more money back from this here. We actually make money off the motels,” siad Mayor Chris Stanley.
The Louie Bluie Festival is set for Sept. 27 and 28.

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Down in the DUMP

JACKSBORO—Monday night, the Campbell County Commission voted to oppose a landfill Davis Creek Energy, LLC and Ketchen Land Company, Inc. have proposed operating in the Duff Community.
“I know we have no control over what Ketchen does,” Commissioner Steve Rutherford said. However, Rutherford said the commission could present a united front against the landfill by voting to not support it.
Former commissioner Melvin Boshears urged the commission to oppose the landfill if it didn’t benefit Campbell County.

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Bojangles' LaFollette site expected to break ground as early as this week

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Football coach given $6,000 bonus

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Caryville access road to be paved

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Christmas play debuts Monday at CCHS

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Officials draw buffers for breweries, other alcohol-based enterprises

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Staff on hand to enroll locals in Obamacare by Dec. 19

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Russell Towers to expand parking at old post office

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Seven Jacksboro businesses renewed for beer permits

JACKSBORO—Town officials approved the renewal of alcoholic beverage permits for Walmart, Roadhouse Shell, Eagle Market, Dollar General Store and Tobacco Mercantile.

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