Flag Pond News

Law enforcement blanketed a Johnson City man in charges after a chase late Tuesday night that reached speeds of 130 mph before ending near the Flag Pond exit of Interstate 26, the Unicoi County Sheriff's ...

“He had an impact wrench with an air hose. There's no doubt he was working on the vehicle”

TCRC rider Willie Hamilton claims 1st place Category 4, 35+ Willie Hamilton won his first Criterium Sunday in the Tomato Head Downtown Maryville Criterium. via Times-News Online

“Watch this! A castle with a queen in it”

FIRST TASTE OF WINTER "It's good!" five year-old Zoe Costello said as she picked up a handful of snow and ate it. via Http

“They didn't want us in their town, and this is why”

Ahhh, Christmas, carols fill the air along with the aroma of baking cookies. hearts are filled with joy, and Santa sends out obscene mail to good little girls and boys. via LAist

“It's like the Grinch stealing Christmas trees”

FLAG POND, Tenn. - Authorities are on the lookout for a Grinch who stole the tops off more than two dozen Christmas trees from Danny Tipton's farm. via The Daily Illini

“It's like the Grinch stealing Christmas trees”

Two college students say the high cost of tuition led them to rob a bank. The men pleaded guilty to two charges of aggravated robbery and six charges of kidnapping. via The HUB - Norman Campus Articles

FLAG POND, Tenn. Authorities are looking for Christmas tree thieves who may be in North Carolina. via The Asheville Citizen-Times

Someone helped themselves to a grower's Christmas trees near Flag Pond. Danny Tipton grown Fraser firs on his property near the North Carolina state line. via WAAY-TV Huntsville

Printer Friendly You could call it a case of the Grinch who stole Christmas. A Flag Pond resident told The Unicoi County Sheriff's Department someone cut down more than two dozen trees at his Christmas tree ... via Http

“When I go shopping I leave her at the house so I can run in, get what I want and get out.”

Barry Owens, left, Carl Ramsey and Ricky Rasnake, background, wait for their wives during a busy morning of shopping Friday. via Johnson City Press Online