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Motorcyclist dies on Tenn. 116

VASPER—A Knoxville man was killed when his motorcycle struck a tractor trailer on Tenn. 116 on Sunday afternoon.

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Ohio man’s body recovered from Cove Lake

CARYVILLE—The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is investigating after the body of a 50-year-old Ohio man was recovered from Cove Lake early Thursday morning.

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Body of Ohio man recovered from Cove Lake

CARYVILLE—The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is investigating after the body of a 50-year-old Ohio man was recovered from Cove Lake early Thursday morning.

According to Campbell County Wildlife Officer Ken Cutsinger, James Hamblin, 50, of Hamilton, Ohio had been fishing on the lake with Bill Roddy, of LaFollette, when they both fell overboard from their jon boat about 9 a.m.

Cutsinger indicated the pair had rented the boat from Cove Lake State. Hamblin was was reportedly standing up, causing the boat to capsize.

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Lake City could lure coal-themed amusement park

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ARREST REPORTS: Sept. 23-30

• Walter Lee Adkins, 45, 7055 Springfield Road, Springfield, Ohio, driving under the influence, failure to maintain control of vehicle.

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Campbell man arrested after ‘crying wolf,’ filing false sheriff’s report

CAMPBELL COUNTY—A Campbell County man was arrested last week and charged with filing a false report.

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Teacher arrested at school after allegedly intoxicated on Xanax pills

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Man who severed another’s thumb at Jellico bars now behind jail bars

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Man slashes friend’s face with broken mirror after fight about girl

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Commission impossible: Absent, abstaining officials rile opponents of proposed coal fly ash dumpsite

JACKSBORO—Dozens of residents decried an indecision by county commissioners Monday to thwart a proposed landfill that potentially could dump as much as 600 million cubic yards of toxic coal ash on a Duff mountainside.

Most wanted to know why commissioners suddenly reversed their seemingly united front against Ketchen Land Company and Davis Creek, when just weeks earlier, Mayor William Baird incorrectly advised them nothing could be done to prevent the South Carolina-based group from operating a dump in Campbell County.

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