Top Stories for Saturday, January 28
Maryville men fined for shooting two bear cubs, avoid jail time
Two Maryville men were fined, ordered to pay restitution, court
costs and given suspended jail sentences in court Friday morning for shooting two black bear cubs in
November in the Top O’ the World community. Read more...
Govs outlast Irish in district battle
The William Blount boys and girls basketball teams sent
Catholic back to Knoxville with a pair of district losses on Friday night. Read more...
Carter County escapees — one with Blount connection — in custody
Two men who escaped from a Carter County Jail Thursday night, one with a Blount County connection, are back in police custody. Read more...
Blount inmate sues over lack of medical care
An inmate in the Blount County Detention Facility has filed a lawsuit against the county, claiming officers did not come to his aid when he needed immediate medical attention. Read more...
News
Meth exposure scare reported in store parking lot
A woman taken into custody on active warrants Friday morning in Maryville was decontaminated by officials who said the subject had allegedly been exposed to an active meth lab. Subscribe to our e-edition to read more. Only $1/mo. for print subscribers!
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- Bypass wreck injures three, delays traffic
- Pellissippi Parkway Extension foes to hold ChiliFest Feb. 4
- Blount’s homeless from all situations
- Talley gets 20 days for violating two orders of protection
Sports
Maryville splits with Farragut in crucial district games
Maryville splits with Farragut; Lady Admirals sew up second
place in district. Subscribe to our e-edition to read more. Only $1/mo. for print subscribers!
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- Alcoa Middle sweeps Blount County tourney titles
- Vols hope to bounce back from blowout
- Hot Hawks head to Maryville College
- Ice Bears lose to FireAntz 6-5 in overtime
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Blount Life
New youth council seeks to strengthen fellowship
With some men and women of faith to help lead the way, a new
youth council has been formed that seeks to lay a solid foundation among our African American
churches. Subscribe to our e-edition to read more. Only $1/mo. for print subscribers!
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- Senior pastor called at First Baptist Friendsville
- Get the Word Out for January 28, 2012
- Sabina Murray to read at library series
- Huge used book sale slated Feb. 3-4
Weekend News
Her old Kentucky home: Loretta Lynn’s heart never strays far from the hills in which she was born
Interview with country superstar Loretta Lynn. Subscribe to our e-edition to read more. Only $1/mo. for print subscribers!
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- Sassy, saucy, fearless: Singer-songwriter Lydia Loveless is an ‘Indestructible Machine’
- Future Islands members get back to their aquatic roots for latest album
- Steel drums, not stir fry: Great Barrier Reefs defy tropical expectations
- Producer Eliot Lipp rides the electronic music surge from underground to mainstream
Business News
Kmart pharmacist named runner-up Pharmacist of Year
Christy Lucas was honored with a surprise party Thursday at
Kmart in Maryville for being named 2010 Runner-up Pharmacist of the Year in the South
Division. Subscribe to our e-edition to read more. Only $1/mo. for print subscribers!
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- Changes on tap for jcpenney stores
- Smokies tops parks in visitor spending
- Randy A. Royse is new STEPS Mediation partner
- Ernest Engman named BMTA maintenance coordinator for Smokies



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