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TVA to pay Kingston coal ash spill victims $27.8M

Submitted by Steve Butera on Friday, August 1st, 10:38 pm


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The Tennessee Valley Authority has agreed to pay $27.8 million to settle claims with more than 800 property owners affected by the one of the largest man-made environmental disasters in U.S. history.

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Roane Co. kids benefit from Boys and Girls Club

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Saturday, July 26th, 6:08 pm


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Six months into operation, the Roane County Boys and Girls Club says it is a success.

The Roane County club found a home in Harriman a year ago but officially opened up to kids this January.

Kids who visit the club can play and get a healthy meal.

Roane County kids can also learn lessons about character.

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Horse auction helps raise $25,000 for service dogs for veterans

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Saturday, July 26th, 3:43 pm


(WBIR) An East Tennessee horse ranch is helping out some other four-legged friends who give new hope to wounded military veterans. LexLin Gypsy Ranch made a $25,000 donation Saturday to Smoky Mountain Service Dogs, as part of a horse auction.

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TVA donates coal ash spill equipment to Roane Co.

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Monday, July 14th, 10:47 pm


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(WBIR) Roane County is benefiting years after one of America's worst man-made environmental disasters.

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Plans underway for first Renaissance festival in Roane Co.

Submitted by Steve Butera on Saturday, July 12th, 10:22 pm


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New attorney appointed for accused killer Shawn Smoot

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Wednesday, July 9th, 5:46 pm


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(WBIR) A man accused of murdering his former girlfriend returned to court Wednesday, where he was appointed his fourth attorney in the case.

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Missing witness leads to dropped murder charges

Submitted by WBIR Web Staff on Wednesday, July 2nd, 3:48 pm


A missing witness has forced authorities to drop charges against a man wanted for a Roane County murder.

The Deputy District Attorney says they asked the court to dismiss the murder charges against Ralph O'Neal because they can't find one of their witnesses.

Authorities originally charged O'Neal with the 2007 murder of Ronnie "Boone" Cofer.

O'Neal will return to federal prison because he's already serving a life sentence on drug convictions.

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