Tag Archives: Roane County

Qualifying Period Extended for Kingston City Council Election

The qualifying period for the upcoming Kingston City Council election has been extended after Vice Mayor Lucy Johnson withdrew her nominating petition following the original qualifying deadline. Under Tennessee’s “Anti-Skullduggery Act” additional candidates may qualify when an incumbent withdraws during the prescribed period following the original deadline. The new qualifying …

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Kingston Will Not Renew Flock Safety Camera Contract

KINGSTON, Tenn. — The City of Kingston will discontinue its use of Flock Safety automated license plate readers when its current contract expires in September. City Manager David Bolling said Kingston entered into a two-year agreement with Flock Safety in 2024. The contract provided the city with two cameras at …

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The Free Medical Clinic Friday Night Scoreboard Show

Friday nights belong to high school football—and the action continues after the final whistle! Join host Josh Queener, son of former longtime Scoreboard Show host David Queener, for the Free Medical Clinic Friday Night Scoreboard Show, every Friday night at 10pm on BBB Communications or immediately following the OEB Law …

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Ryan Neal Dulling, of Oliver Springs

Passed away on August 7, 2026, in Knoxville, Tennessee, at the age of 38. At the center of Ryan’s world was his family. He loved Jenna deeply and treasured the life they built together, but perhaps nothing brought him greater joy than being a dad to Carson and Vivian. Ryan …

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Powerful Storm Causes Damage, Power Outages Across Roane County

A fast-moving but powerful storm caused substantial damage across portions of Roane County late Tuesday night, with some of the most significant impacts reported on Rockwood’s east side. The storm moved through the area shortly after 11:15 p.m., bringing strong winds and frequent lightning. East Wheeler Street, Douglas Avenue, Patton …

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Butler Opposes Nuclear Waste Storage in Tennessee

State Representative Ed Butler is calling on Governor Bill Lee to oppose efforts that could bring nuclear waste storage facilities to Tennessee, including potential sites within House District 41. In a letter dated August 10, Butler said multiple constituents have contacted him with concerns about nuclear waste storage. He wrote …

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