Saturday, May 18, 2024

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Livingston Boil Water Advisory Lifted
Methadone Clinic Proposed For Putnam Property
Sparta Begins Negotiations For 120-Acres Riverside
South Jefferson Sewer Rehab $188K Over Original Cost
Mobile Clinic Providing Healthcare In Byrdstown Saturday
White County Students Head To School Saturday
First Lady Building Hermitage Springs Playground Saturday
Run For The Wall Returns To Cookeville Sunday
Van Buren Hazardous Waste Collection Saturday
Boil Water Advisory Extended To Livingston
Livingston Water Break, Boil Water Advisory For Monroe, Alpine
Cookeville Passes Final Budget Amendments Of Year
Bockman Way Building Emergency Case, Sparta To Take Bids
Cookeville Art Walk To Showcase Murals
New Crossville Daycare Aims To Alleviate Lack Of Options

28 million people to be affected by severe weather in central U.S.

Posted by: Stonecom Interactive Saturday, May 18, 2019

More than 28 million people are in the path of severe weather Saturday. Meteorologist Jeff Berardelli give the forecast for the rest of the weekend. Source

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28 million people to be affected by severe weather in central U.S.

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Biden travels to Georgia ahead of Morehouse commencement address

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