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April 27, 2023
It is the 12-year anniversary of the April 27th Violent Tornado Outbreak. North Alabama was unique that day because the area experienced three waves of severe weather. There was the morning squall line, a second squall line midday, and then the destructive supercells in the afternoon. Roughly 200 tornadoes tore across the Southeast with 39 […]
June 26, 2022
An unusual weather event rocked the Roanoke region and far beyond 10 years ago this week.
February 24, 2022
NEWLAND — On Saturday Feb. 5, Avery Middle School and Avery High School students competed in the Virtual Western Regional Science Olympiad competition. The students were able to be together
May 20, 2021
May 20, 2021 Concept 4 is the latest version of Quicksilver, one of the two British designs aiming to break the world water-speed record Attempting the world water-speed record takes years of preparation, massive amounts of horsepower, a huge budget, some astonishing engineering, the aerodynamics of a fighter jet and cojones the size of Milford Haven. Despite all this there are currently three active contenders for the title of world’s fastest boat. Quicksilver Quicksilver, Britain’s l...
January 23, 2021
Hallelujah! In a single word, Christine, 79, summed up the mood of the nation. Considering Id just jabbed her in the arm with a hypodermic needle, its not the reaction I expected, but in this case it was warranted. Because that needle delivered her first dose of the Covid vaccine, and this jab means so much to so many. Christine went on her way 15 minutes later, absolutely delighted. I was careful to remind her that itll take three weeks for her immune system to begin to react. But she was thr...
December 19, 2020
CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Cemeteries in Clarksville joined others nationwide to celebrate the lives of veterans with the Wreaths Across America event on Dec. 19. Although the event looked a bit different from previous years, there was still a good turnout for both Resthaven Memorial Garden and Riverview Cemetery. At Resthaven, instead of being in the chapel, the event was a drive-thru to avoid the spread of COVID-19. This was the first year that Riverview Cemetery held the event, ...