UT Cheerleader returns home to Cocke County to help
UT Cheerleader returns home to Cocke County to help after flooding
University of Tennessee Cheerleader and Parrottsville native Sophia Rouleau is helping her community recover after flooding from Hurricane Helene devastated the area. After the storm hit, Rouleau immediately returned home to help her mom distribute supplies to people in some of the hardest hit areas.
For many of those who are still under a boil water advisory, it has been a week since they’ve had clean drinking water in ...
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Experts say mental health vital part of recovery as Cocke County rebuildsIt has been one week since Helene struck East Tennessee, and disasters like this can leave people disoriented and stunned.
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee is touring the damage in Cocke County following the devastation of Hurricane Helene across the ...
Anakeesta has launched a campaign to help one of the hardest hit areas in East Tennessee in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene ...
Tennesseans who lived along the French Broad and Pigeon rivers had to flee for their lives. They're back to shovel mud and ...
As Cocke County and other areas of East Tennessee have been working to clean up the damage left behind by storms late last ...
According to Sheriff CJ Ball, 100 of the inmates are staying in Jefferson County, with the other 42 staying in Sevier County.
Volunteer East Tennessee is a program run by the United Way of Greater Knoxville. It is helping coordinate volunteer efforts ...
High waters from both the Pigeon and French Broad rivers closed several roads and led to evacuations and water rescues in East Tennessee.
A Pigeon Forge Police Department officer is doing what he can to make sure his Cocke County neighbors are taken care of ...
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