Park officials knew coming wildfire could be 'interesting,' but waited to alert Gatlinburg
For years, there was no satisfactory answer for why so many people were caught without warning when the Gatlinburg fire swept through town.
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For years, there was no satisfactory answer for why so many people were caught without warning when the Gatlinburg fire swept through town.
For years, there was no satisfactory answer for why so many people were caught without warning when the Gatlinburg fire swept through town.
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Ron Shultis is the director of policy at Beacon Impact, the advocacy partner of the Beacon Center of Tennessee. Have you ever watched how kids play and been amazed? They are full of imagination and creativity. They make up games, rules, stories and even whole worlds on the fly. Take, for example, a kid playing in a sandbox. They build castles, use figurines and even bury friends and family. Imagination and creativity make kids question the world around them, try new things and dream big. Sadly, as we grow older, reality can beat these youthful qualities out of us. For many of us, that c...
Are America's battles over 'reindeer rules' in the past? | Terry Mattingly The Knoxville News-Sentinel 3/4/2021 Terry Mattingly, The Knoxville News Sentinel © Paul Efird / News Sentinel Terry Mattingly, News Sentinel columnist Year after year, the Lion's Club sets up wire-frame Christmas decorations on the lawn of the historic Jackson County courthouse, facing Main Street in Brownstown, Indiana. The display, which belongs to the local ministerial alliance, glows from dusk to dawn from Thanksgiving until New Year's Day, with the county providing the electricity. This led t...