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Clinton men win TN Team Trail Fishing Tournament

Posted at 1:31 pm March 22, 2016
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First prize in the TN Team Trail Fishing Tournament at Anderson County Park on Saturday, March 19, 2016, was won by B.J. Henderson and Billy Joe Henderson from Clinton, with a total of 22.14 pounds. (Submitted photo)

 

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The TN Team Trail Fishing Tournament was a huge success with 176 boats and 348 anglers participating in the event on Saturday, March 19, at Anderson County Park on Norris Lake. Participants came from West Virginia, Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky, and throughout East and Middle Tennessee.

First prize was won by B.J. Henderson and Billy Joe Henderson from Clinton, with a total of 22.14 pounds. Second place was Jordan Lane and Roger King with 19.72 pounds. Third place was Wayne Moyher and Casey Baker with 19.65 pounds.

The Largemouth Lunker was caught by Rick Disney and Mike Miller with a weight of 7.35 pounds.

A total of 486 bass were caught and released at a total weight of 1,342 pounds. Total cash payout for the tournament was $39,350. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Anderson County, Business, Front Page News, Government, Recreation, Sports, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Chamber of Commerce, Anderson County Park, Anderson County Tourism Council, B.J. Henderson, Billy Joe Henderson, Casey Baker, Jordan Lane, Mike Miller, Norris Lake, Rick Disney, Roger King, TN Team Trail Fishing Tournament, Wayne Moyher

Anderson County park manager assaulted at park

Posted at 2:11 pm May 18, 2015
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Information from WYSH Radio

The Anderson County Sheriff’s Department is investigating an incident that occurred last week at Anderson County Park.

The park manager, Paul Schilling, called deputies on Sunday, May 10, and told them that at around 9:30 p.m., he confronted a group of six people who were throwing rocks toward the public swimming area at the park and jumping on and off picnic tables.

When he told them to stop, Schilling said that one of the men punched him in the nose and another hit him from behind. While he escaped serious injury, Schilling did tell deputies that his glasses were broken in the assault.

One of the people also grabbed Schilling’s county-issued cell phone as he tried to take pictures of the suspects’ vehicles and license plates and smashed it on the ground.

Filed Under: Anderson County, Anderson County, Front Page News, Government, Police and Fire Tagged With: Anderson County Park, Anderson County Sheriff's Department, assault, Paul Schilling

Boat destroyed by fire on Norris Lake

Posted at 10:42 pm April 21, 2014
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Norris Lake Boat Fire

A boat was destroyed by fire on Norris Lake on Monday morning. (Photo by TWRA)

ANDERSONVILLE—A wakeboard boat caught fire and burned late Monday morning on Norris Lake shortly after being launched at Anderson County Park, state officials said.

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency responded to the reported boat fire at about 11 a.m. Monday. The 2012 22-foot Supra wakeboard boat was being driven by an unidentified woman, and it was completely engulfed by a fire that started near the vessel’s engine when TWRA Wildlife Officer Jason Lankford responded.

The woman’s husband informed Lankford that he had just launched the vessel when his wife took the boat down the lake for a short ride while he was parking the vehicle. The man also noted that the engine’s power ventilation system, which is designed to help prevent boat fires, was being used as the vessel was launched. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Police and Fire, Tennessee, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Park, Andersonville Fire Department, Clinch River, fire, Jason Lankford, Norris Lake, Powell River, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, TWRA, wakeboard boat

Three boaters injured in two-boat collision on Norris Lake

Posted at 2:11 pm August 24, 2013
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ANDERSONVILLE—A two-boat collision on Norris Lake near Anderson County Park sent three occupants to the hospital early last night.

The accident occurred on Friday night around 9:21 p.m. when a runabout boat and a bass boat collided nearly head-on, according to Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Sgt. Roy Smith. Two of the bass boat’s occupants were ejected, and all three passengers were transported to the University of Tennessee Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries. The two occupants of the runabout were uninjured. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: accident, Anderson County Park, Andersonville, bass boat, boaters, collision, Norris Lake, Roy Smith, runabout boat, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, TWRA

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