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Black Friday: shoppers' holiday
Blount County shoppers shrugged off fear for the economy and cast their votes for cheer on Black Friday, the traditional start of the Christmas shopping season.
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Police: Comfort Suites robbery an inside job
The call came out late Nov. 17 that an armed man entered the Comfort Suites in Alcoa, put a gun to a clerk's head and demanded money.
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Tools of apprehension: Deputies teach Citizens Academy about K-9 unit, SWAT team
Man's best friend can be a criminal's greatest foe. Blount County Sheriff's K-9s may be social and friendly when around people but, make no mistake, they can be aggressive.
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Pursuit of meth suspects causes multiple crashes
A pursuit through Alcoa, Maryville and Blount County ended in a crash at about 2:25 p.m. today.
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Alcoa residents warned to look out for scam water testing
City officials have a warning for Alcoa residents. Beware of people calling about free water testing because it's a scam.
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Parishioners dig groundbreaking ceremony
They came with big shovels. They came with little shovels. They even came with plastic toy shovels.
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Trio charged following police pursuit, string of wrecks
Three people face a court date Wednesday in connection with their alleged attempt to buy the ingredients for methamphetamine and an ensuing high-speed pursuit that left a string of wrecked automobiles and the ...
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Alcoa Service Center dedicated
"What a great day," said Chris Soro of C2RL Engineers as he addressed the group assembled in the cafeteria of the new city of Alcoa Service Center on Universal Street.
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3 meth suspects arrested after chase, crash in Maryville
Blount County deputies arrested three meth suspects Thursday afternoon after nudging their car which crashed into a tree.
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More details released in hotel robbery
The Alcoa Police Department released more details today in Monday's robbery of Comfort Suites on Cusick Road.
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Suspect robs Comfort Suites in Alcoa
Alcoa police detectives were searching tonight for a suspect that robbed Comfort Suites in Alcoa with a weapon.
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Commission to consider stream buffers, $2.7M property deal
The Blount County Commission on Thursday will consider whether controversial stream buffer requirements should only have to apply within the urban growth boundaries surrounding local municipalities or at all.
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Interest higher in Blount county sheriff deputy jobs despite lower pay
Blount county's police academy graduates twelve new recruits today and the largest number, five, will go to the county's sheriff's department.
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Salsarita's continues to grow in Knoxville
Salsarita's Fresh Cantina , a made-to-order Mexican fast food restaurant, will open a fourth Knoxville location early next year off Clinton Highway.
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Ground broken for R&D facility off Pellissippi Pkwy.
Officials broke ground Wednesday on a research and development park off Pellissippi Parkway called Pellissippi Place.
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Voting turnout heavy in Blount County
Many polling precincts opened to lines at 8 a.m. today and some voting places, including the one at Alcoa First Baptist Church Family Life Center, still had lines after 10:30 a.m. When the voting began there ...
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We are family: Courtyard Grille celebrates 20 years and three generations
Earl Whaley Sr. started Courtyard Grille 20 years ago with the help of his son-in-law, the late Robert Jones.
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Election at a glance: Sales tax fails; Townsend wine passes
Among Blount County voters: Sen. John McCain defeated Sen. Barack Obama, 35,550 to 15,250, in the presidential race.
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Blount judge dismisses terrorism charge
A Blount County judge Monday dismissed an act-of-terrorism charge against a man who authorities said pulled a practice grenade out of his pocket during an argument at an Alcoa Highway restaurant.
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USGS confirms 2.9-magnitude quake in East Tennessee
Viewers from Louisville and surrounding areas have been calling 10 News, asking if there had been an earthquake.
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