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WBBJ TV May 19, 2021 CARROLL CO. — The Clay Hill race track is bringing all the fun for many people in the Atwood community. On Wednesday, fair-goers came out to enjoy lots of food, rides and games. They were also able to check out the largest traveling sideshow, “World of Wonder.” One of the featured talents, Tommy Breen says this is his first time showcasing at the Tri County fair, with plenty of live acts for families. “It’s a family show, its a free show. With 10 live acts to ente...

Oak Ridge Today Posted at Jesse Duncan The U.S. Marshals Service has caught a fugitive who was being pursued when an Anderson County Sheriff’s Office deputy was hit by a vehicle on Saturday night, sending the deputy to the hospital, the ACSO said. The fugitive, Jesse Duncan, 38, was captured Tuesday night near Harriman Highway by the U.S. Marshals Service, the ACSO said. The deputy, Stephen Carroll, has been released from the hospital, and he is “recovering nicely,” the ACSO said. “He ...

Anderson County deputy hospitalized after being struck by car while directing traffic Tennessee Highway Patrol said around 10:40 p.m., ACSO Deputy Stephen Carroll was directing traffic while conducting a K-9 track when a car hit him. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 3:50 PM EDT May 2, 2021 OLIVER SPRINGS, Tenn. — Two people, including an Anderson County Sheriffs Office deputy, were hospitalized after a crash on Tri County Blvd. on Saturday night. Tennessee Highway P...

(Seguin) – Tickets are still available for you to get in on the action of tonight’s Seguin Noon Lions Club Spring Fling. The Spring Fling will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Silver Center parking lot. Lion Bill Klingemann says although things will be a bit different, the fundraiser will still feature all of your favorite events. “This year because again of COVID restrictions, we are doing things a little different than we have in years gone by in that it will be strictly a to-go only of ...

Apr 2, 2021 EAST PALESTINE — Joseph Sferra, 38, passed away Tuesday, March 30, 2021, at his home, from an electrical accident. Wild at heart, Joe was born Oct. 7, 1982, in Youngstown, to Linda Sferra, entering the world in motion, and never slowing down since. He lived each day seeking his next adventure. Joe’s childhood of climbing barn rafters and performing daredevil stunts, followed by years of learning skills at his father’s steel fabricating shop, prepared Joe for his career as an i...

Gov. Stitt Gets Firsthand Look At ‘Skills To Rebuild’ Program In Bartlesville Governor Kevin Stitt toured Tri County Tech in Bartlesville Thursday, to get a firsthand look at the Skills to Rebuild program. The program is designed to train people who are unemployed due to the pandemic. This initiative was launched with federal money from the CARES Act last year and its already helping hundreds of students at Tri County Tech. It offers Oklahomans a flexible way to train, or re-train, for h...

A cold front forecast to sweep across South Carolina could produce a line of storms Thursday afternoon.

Blood donation remains essential amid COVID-19 pandemic Submitted Content Red Cross A year ago, many things in the world paused due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the need for blood never stopped. Today blood donations are just as essential, and the American Red Cross urges individuals who are healthy to make an appointment to donate blood. For patients in the emergency room, fighting cancer or coping with a life-threatening illness, help can’t wait. Their health is reliant on the selfless gen...

TRI-COUNTY — The Tri-County remained in the red zone and above the state average for the overall current incidence rate which was at 19.24 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday.

Credit Hennie Stander / unsplash Mashiyat Rashid, the man who orchestrated a nightmarish Medicare fraud scheme in Michigan and Ohio, has been sentenced to 15 years in prison.  The scheme involved coercing patients at Tri County Wellness Groups clinics to submit to medically unnecessary and sometimes horribly painful back injections in order to get prescriptions for opioids.  Some of the patients were genuinely suffering from pain, and some were addicts. According to testimony at Rashids trial...