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Carter County dual-enrollment students prepare to save lives | Local News - Vimarsana News

Carter County dual-enrollment students prepare to save lives | Local News

Students are working to immediately take life-saving jobs in fields in which there are major shortages of trained people to fill all the jobs in the region, such as nurses and emergency medical technicians.

Missouri Department of Conservation to open bear, elk hunting applications in May - Vimarsana News

Missouri Department of Conservation to open bear, elk hunting applications in May

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) has announced that black bear and elk hunting applications will open in May.400 permits will be available for the

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Former Carter County Sheriff seriously injured in tree-cutting accident - Vimarsana News

Former Carter County Sheriff seriously injured in tree-cutting accident

CARTER COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — Former Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes was seriously injured in a tree-cutting accident over the weekend. Mathes’ family told News Channel 11 that a large tree limb hit him and he then fell ten feet to the ground. As of Monday, Mathes is in serious but stable condition in the […]

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Former Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes injured in tree-cutting accident - Vimarsana News

Former Carter County Sheriff Chris Mathes injured in tree-cutting accident

Former Carter County Sheriff, Chris Mathes, was injured in a tree-cutting accident. Details on his condition and the accident are developing.

Ashland Fire Report, April 12-18 - Vimarsana News

Ashland Fire Report, April 12-18

ASHLAND Ashland Fire Department reports from April 12 through 18.