Copperhill News

The Ducktown City Commission has agreed to share in the cost of a possible lawsuit against the Copper Basin Community Hospital Inc.

COPPERHILL - Patrons at Patrick's Pub and Grill drink their beer in Tennessee, but a walk to the restroom in the same building takes them across the state line to a dry county in Georgia.

Should the Government force you to take down your Christmas lights long after the season is over? : No, this is America.

Should the Government force you to take down your Christmas lights long after the season is over? : No, this is America.

Which summer movie are you looking forward to the most?: Ironman Speed Racer Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Indiana Jones & the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull You Don't Mess with the Zohan The Incredible ... via WDEF-TV Chattanooga

“We're still getting less revenue, because I think people are spending their recreation money for gas and groceries”

Frank Talley and a handful of other members at Copper Basin Golf Club crunched a few numbers when they considered converting their fleet of carts. via Chattanooga Times Free Press

“There was just this rainbow of T-shirts”

Issue date: 4/7/08 Section: INfocus Every item sold at the 8onRepeat show at the Ferguson Center Plaza last week was previously worn and made before 1989, but some students were willing to shell out a lot of ... via The Crimson White

Pilot Chemical has acquired the business aspects of Intertrade Holdings Inc., a chemical manufacturer of sulfonated products located in Copperhill, Tennessee. via Global Cosmetic Industry

Pilot Chemical has agreed to acquire the business assets of Intertrade Holdings Inc., a chemical manufacturer based in Copperhill, Tenn. via Cincinnati Business Courier

“They have purchased our product line and our customer base”

Intertrade Holdings Inc. has announced the sale of its Copperhill-based organic sulfide business to Pilot Chemical. via Knoxville News Sentinel

Intertrade Holdings Inc. sold its organic sulfates plant to Cincinnati-based Pilot Chemical Corp., and a plant executive said there will likely be some layoffs as a result. via WREG-TV Memphis

“Although the reasons for the study were driven by community rather than worker concerns about elevated health risks, our overall conclusions were similar.”

Researchers who conducted a controversial study of employee deaths at a Copperhill plant are defending the findings that cancer deaths among workers were not elevated above normal. via Knoxville News Sentinel

“It's all about water and that's all it is.”

Posted on 03/09/2008 11:19:57 PM PDT by Tennessee Nana One state representative would lose a mile of his district along the Georgia state line from Red Clay Historical Area to the town of Copperhill if ... via Free Republic

“I don't know how they could have come to that conclusion.”

By Ron Clayton, business@knews.com Wednesday, March 5, 2008 Study goals --Compare death rates and causes of death in smelter workers with those in the general population --Describe work environment and levels ... via The Knoxville News-Sentinel

“I'm from the Copperhill end of the county, and if it did happen, both me and Commissioner Darren Waters could be living in Georgia”

This former Polk County, Tenn., mining town could become an addition to neighboring McCaysville, Ga., if a 35th-parallel property exchange is approved by Georgia and Tennessee. via Knoxville News Sentinel

This resolution dealing with the Georgia Annexation plane was passed by the Polk County Commission. via WTVC Chattanooga

“The Substitute: Failure is not an option.”

Celebrities WE Care About: How you can break into movies this weekend! Submitted by Collins Parker on February 22, 2008 - 1:43pm. We've had some video issues this week on the website, so my Wrestling update ... via WDEF-TV Chattanooga

“I love the traditions of my church. I am committed to (its) mission and ministry.”

The School of Theology at the University of the South will celebrate the life and ministry of the Episcopal denomination's first ordained black priest next week. via Chattanooga Times Free Press

Submitted by Collins Parker on February 7, 2008 - 10:59am. BONUS Video A couple of weeks ago, I mentioned that a local couple would be featured on a new reality show airing on CMT. via WDEF-TV Chattanooga

Pictured are, left to right, Jim Miller- U.S. Department of Housing, Sen. Dewayne Bunch, Mayor Herbert Hood, Rep. via Chattanoogan.com