Brush Mountain News Today

Ktvus Azenith Smith is live where game wardens are planning to bring in traps to catch the Mountain Lion. The little boy is at home affhe was after he was dragged into the brush by the Mountain Lion. The search for the aggressive lion intensifies. The Mountain Lion is mulling around in the area and feels very comfortable. We have caught tracks going up the hill, down the hill and a few tracks that are fresh. Reporter signs the Mountain Lion that attacked a sixyear old on a hiking trail may still...

County. When the view was broadened out, you can see how widespread, how many people are in danger right there. Under all that billowing smoke. Just imagine, people live and do business on those streets, there are wineries, farms, so many impacted. More than 20 Million People are under a dangerous red flag fire warning rights now in parts of california. At least 20 active wildfires are scorching the state, and so far horrible numbers. 36 people are dead. More than 200 others remain unacted for. ...

The non-profit group, American Rivers, will use a $1.2 million grant to reconnect nearly 200 miles of aquatic habitat in Western Pennsylvania.

A Canadian truck driver is grateful to a Virginia community for aiding in the recovery of his lost dog, Denver, who went missing at a rest stop near Blacksburg.

CALDWELL COUNTY, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) – Speed is suspected to be a factor in a deadly head-on collision involving a pickup truck Wednesday night in Lenoir, North Carolina State Highway Patrol said Thursday. Troopers responded to calls regarding the wreck around 7:30 p.m. Wednesday on US-64 near Brush Mountain Road. Taylorsville resident Justin Ray, […]

An Alexander County teenager was killed in a Wednesday night (February 28) crash in Caldwell County. The deceased is 17-year-old Justin Nicholas Ray of Taylorsv

State troopers said speed is a contributing factor in the crash.

/PRNewswire/ -- BAE Systems Ordnance Systems Inc. (OSI) sponsored the Brush Mountain Park project with the New River Land Trust, providing funding to create a...

A decade ago, Earth Matters featured its inaugural environmental prognostications and we all enjoyed a few chuckles over the humorous speculations. I thought it would be fun to see, 10 years later, how they worked out. Perhaps we’ll even learn a few lessons in the process. The 2014 prediction: After an acre of Brush Mountain […]

Robert “Stace” Ernest, 63, passed away Nov. 30, 2023. He was born in Altoona, son of the late Robert Richard Ernest and Agnes “Judy” Newlands Yule Ernest. Surviving are a son, Robert Adam Ernest; sisters, Diane Vondrasek and Jeannine Showalter; nieces, Britannia Vondrasek and Liza Showalter; nephew, Isaac Showalter; brothers-in-law, Steven Showalter and Robert Vondrasek; […]