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The Canadian Wildfires Have Returned. How Do They Stack up to Years Past?

Pierre Poilievre · Canada

The Canadian Wildfires Have Returned. How Do They Stack up to Years Past?

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Remember back to the Summer of 2023? Canadian wildfires kicked plumes of smoke across Ohio. Sunrises and sunsets were beautiful, but the impacts stretched further. Surface-level smoke sparked Air Quality Alerts for several days at a time.Well, the smoke is back for Summer 2025.It's all sparked from another wildfire season in Canada. So far, over 1.1 million acres have burned across Canada. We're only getting started, though. They're on track for…See the Story

City pauses payments for fire/EMS services under terminated RFA contract

Edmonds · Edmonds

City pauses payments for fire/EMS services under terminated RFA contract

Nine days after the City of Edmonds officially joined the South County Fire Regional Fire Authority (RFA), the City has sent a letter to the RFA questioning whether Edmonds is...See the Story

COP: THESE FOR DIABETES? “NO, I USE THEM TO SHOOT UP HEROIN”

Crossville · Crossville

COP: THESE FOR DIABETES? “NO, I USE THEM TO SHOOT UP HEROIN”

On 05/30/2025, I assisted the Crossville Police Department on a traffic stop at 127 North and Lawson Rd. I approached the passenger side to speak with the passenger. I asked the passenger for his name, and he told me it was Garry Reed, born on 10-9-1973. He didn’t have a driver’s license. And he was on parole. When asked if there was anything illegal in the car, he said he had two syringes in his pocket. I asked him if he had diabetes, and he s…Read Article

‘DELBERT THE DOG’ HOPS IN DEPUTIES PATROL CAR FOR A RIDE

On 06/01/2025 at or around 0230 I was sitting watching traffic at 10092 U.S 70 E along with another deputy when a brown and black German Shepard came between our vehicles and stood by my window. I immediately recognized this dog as “Delbert”, Delbert W Smith’s dog from several previous interactions similar to this. Delbert the dog responded to his name and entered my patrol car easily; I then drove him back to Delbert Smiths house at 138 White H…Crossville · Crossville Read Article

BUSINESSMAN, OWNER OF BUCK CREEK RANCH-TOM PELFREY HAS PASSED AWAY

Longtime Crossville businessman and entrepreneur, Tom Pelfrey has passed away at 80. Tom started many companies in his lifetime including Alpha Equipment, a telecommunication company. He was known as a down to earth and generous man. He built one of the largest estates in the county known as Buck Creek Ranch which served as his home and just about anyone else who needed a home. Buck Creek is a very popular venue for special events. Tom was a…Crossville · Crossville Read Article

2 arrested while making DoorDash delivery in Mt. Juliet

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MT. JULIET, Tenn. (WKRN) — Authorities completed a DoorDash order in Mt. Juliet Friday night after arresting a man and woman, who were reportedly wanted out of Nashville. According to the Mt. Juliet Police Department, officers conducted a traffic stop along Central Pike on Friday, May 23 after observing a vehicle traveling 51 mph in a 35 mph zone. Littering leads to arrest of wanted man in Mt. Juliet Officials said they learned the driver—o…Tennessee · Tennessee See the Story

MASS EXODUS OF CCHS ADMINISTRATION – NOBODY’S TALKING

Nobody is talking. Four administrative staff members at CCHS have resigned. The principal and the three assistant pricipals. Problem is, no information is being offered as to why. We’ve tried to get answers from the DOS, the principal and others but everyone is being hush hush about the issue. Not only has the full CCHS administration quit, there is an investigation going on surrounding inappropriate actions of some teachers at CCHS that is …Crossville · Crossville Read Article

PUTNAM CO INMATE ESCAPES CUSTODY WHILE AT HOSPITAL

PUTNAM CO INMATE ESCAPES CUSTODY WHILE AT HOSPITALPutnam County, Indiana · Putnam County Read Article

LONGTIME BUSINESSMAN/CIVIC LEADER GARRY HOOD HAS PASSED AT 70

Local longtime businessman and civic leader Garry Hood has passed. Garry was the owner operator of Hood Funeral Home and Crematory for many decades. Garry also served many years on the Cumberland County Fair Board of Directors including serving as President of the Fair Board over the years. Garry died from health complications at the age of 70.Crossville · Crossville Read Article

Social Security Disability rules after age 55

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NDAB Creativity // Shutterstock Social Security Disability rules after age 55 If you are 55 or older, you might not consider yourself a person of advanced age. But your age could help you qualify for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits if you can no longer work. To receive SSDI benefits, you must show that you have an injury or illness that makes you unable to work for a living. In many cases, an applicant’s age of 55 and older …Government See the Story

LONGTIME COUNTY WORKER, BETTY BARNETT-MOTHER OF MANDY – PASSES AWAY

Betty Barnett, a longtime resident of Crossville, Tennessee, passed away on May 8, 2025, at age 77. She was born on April 22, 1948, in Crossville and lived there until age 10, when her family moved to Orlando, Florida. She graduated from Boone High School in Orlando and later returned to Crossville, where she spent the rest of her life. Betty worked for the Cumberland County Finance Department for 49 years. She was known for her dedication, reli…Crossville · Crossville Read Article

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