Please join Caryville Elementary in celebrating our students of the month for September.

WHAT:            Tennova Healthcare Disaster Training Drill

WHERE:          LaFollette Medical Center, 923 East Central Avenue, LaFollette

WHEN:            9:00 a.m. to Noon, Wednesday, September 19

County commissioners agreed Monday night to adopt new guidelines that they hope will streamline decision-making and shorten workshops and meetings by shifting more of the discussion and debate to committees.  WATCH HERE.

If you've never attended, you'll want to go.  If you have attended, you'll want to go again.  CHET's 9th annual "Hats & Hawgs" chili and wing cook-off is Friday.

ETHRA distributes USDA commodities food on Thursday, September 20, at the Jellico Library.

A popular fishing tournament is coming back to Campbell County.

The Food City Food Show will return to the Knoxville Convention Center on Friday, October 5^th and Saturday, October 6^th from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. 

This is National Rehabilitation Week, and Cumberland Village is celebrating.

There will be a Campbell County Board of Education Safety Committee meeting on Monday, September 24, at 5:30 p.m., in the lower level Central Office conference room. (WLAF NEWS PUBLISHED - 09/18/2018-6AM)

The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) is recognizing September as National Preparedness Month and reminding Tennesseans to learn how to be ready now before disasters happen.

On the road.  Up 27 to 6.  The script for the Campbell football game at winless Gibbs was being followed to a T.  Until disaster struck in the third quarter; an injury to quarterback Landon Addington.

On Saturday, Lindsey Hutson with WLAF News had a chance to meet some of the evacuees of Hurricane Florence that have ventured to La Follette to seek shelter and safety.

ETHRA distributes USDA commodities food on Wednesday, September 19, at the West La Follette Community Center aka the West La Follette School.

With Hurricane Florence heading toward the eastern coast, officials in North and South Carolina issued mandatory evacuation orders.  All lanes of traffic headed west away from the coast, and residents began traveling to where they could find refuge.