The US Coast Guard has closed the Tennessee River from Paducah, Ky to Pickwick Landing due to debris and high waters. Commercial boats are still allowed. More as the information becomes available. h/t WMCTV.
Steve Ross on Twitter (@vibinc) Steve Steffens on Twitter (@leftwingcracker)The US Coast Guard has closed the Tennessee River from Paducah, Ky to Pickwick Landing due to debris and high waters. Commercial boats are still allowed. More as the information becomes available. h/t WMCTV.
With all the destruction across the state, people in Memphis may be wondering how to help. The Red Cross will be set up at WMCTV at 1960 Union until 6pm today to take donations for the relief effort here in West Tennessee. If you can’t make it by the station, Call (901) 872-4357 for...
S-Town Mike has a commentary about the focus on commerce over the human tragedy in Nashville. The receding flood waters are going to give up more dead Middle Tennesseans in the next few days and weeks. Before we party we need to mourn and bury our dead. We’ve got a bulging population of homeless...
The Clarksville Leaf Chronicle has an article about thenumber of spectators that have come to see the damage. From the article: Reports of spectators slowing traffic, getting too close the water to take pictures or even swimming were reported to E-911 center. “We deal with them with courtesy,” Knoll said. “Everyone is under a...
Kingsport Times News reporter Kevin Castle, reflects on the evacuation from Opryland this weekend in the wake of the impending floods and a similar event that he lived through in Virginia back in 1976. Now, my dear friends and I, all of whom traveled from Wise and Russell counties in Virginia to see their...
