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4 days ago |
johnsoncitypress.com | John Thompson
ELIZABETHTON — Carter County Planning Director Chris Schuettler probably gave his final briefing to the Carter County Landfill Committee on Monday night. Schuettler has served as interim director for over a year while the committee searched for and hired Robert “Chip” Chambers to be the next solid waste director. kAm$49F6EE=6C H:== 4@?E:?F6 E@ >2?286 E96 =2?57:== 7@C 2?@E96C >@?E9 2D E96 ?6IE 5:C64E@C :D 3C@F89E FA E@ DA665] r@>>:EE66 >6>36C s@??:6 r23=6 2D<65 $49F6EE=6C E@ :?4=F56 r92>36CD :?
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4 days ago |
johnsoncitypress.com | John Thompson
ELIZABETHTON — Emergency responders in Carter County rushed to Lick Skillet Road in the Stoney Creek community on Tuesday morning after 911 received a call that a home had been damaged in an explosion. kAm(96? 56AFE:6D @7 E96 r2CE6C r@F?EJ $96C:77’D ~77:46 2CC:G65 @? E96 D46?6[ E96J C6A@CE65 E92E E96J @3D6CG65 2 =2C86 EC66 ECF?< 925 C@==65 5@H?
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4 days ago |
timesnews.net | John Thompson
ELIZABETHTON — Carter County Planning Director Chris Schuettler probably gave his final briefing to the Carter County Landfill Committee on Monday night. Schuettler has served as interim director for over a year while the committee searched for and hired Robert “Chip” Chambers to be the next solid waste director. Schuettler will continue to manage the landfill for another month as the next director is brought up to speed.
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4 days ago |
timesnews.net | John Thompson
ELIZABETHTON — Emergency responders in Carter County rushed to Lick Skillet Road in the Stoney Creek community on Tuesday morning after 911 received a call that a home had been damaged in an explosion. When deputies of the Carter County Sheriff’s Office arrived on the scene, they reported that they observed a large tree trunk had rolled down the hillside behind the residence and struck the home.
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5 days ago |
johnsoncitypress.com | John Thompson
ELIZABETHTON — On-again and off-again rain showers were not enough to dampen the spirits at the first cruise-in of the season for the Carter County Car Club. The classic car lovers simply used their chamois cloths to wipe away the beads of rain from their deeply polished vehicles.
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