LOUDON, Tenn. — After years of study and analysis, the city of Loudon finally presented its findings and opened the floor for discourse regard…
With lake season rapidly approaching, Loudon County is making sure boaters have the knowledge they need to be safe on the water.
More than two decades ago, a group of boat owners in Tellico Village bonded over a common goal of keeping fellow boaters safe on Tellico Lake.
Two Tellico Village couples completed a milestone while honoring the memory of a friend.
Veterans of Foreign Wars Tellico Village Post 12135 held its ninth annual BoatRides4Vets on Saturday, which was hosted by WindRiver Lakefront …
The migration of Asian carp into the Tennessee River system poses a serious threat, according to biologists and elected officials speaking at …
A room full of Tellico Village residents gathered recently at the Community Church at Tellico Village to hear updates and ask questions about …
Poplar Springs Boat Ramp off State Road 444 in Tellico Village will be closed until noon Saturday.
Some Village residents remain unconvinced efforts to halt the spread of invasive Asian carp in local waters will be effective.
The annual Bratfest fundraiser for the Tellico Boaters Assistance Response Team was a rousing success.
Timeless Tellico Foundation dedicated and cut the ribbon Thursday for the new Clear Creek Kayak Launch.
Several water activities have been points of interest for people looking to get outside during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 12-2 hosted a boating safety class designed for women Thursday via Zoom.
Efforts to prevent the invasive Asian carp from entering Tellico and Watts Bar lakes are still underway, but some experts disagree on the best…
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With warmer temperatures arriving and COVID-19 numbers beginning to dip locally, boaters are starting to get back out and enjoy the beautiful …
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic that limited or forced many clubs in Tellico Village to shut down in 2020, the Tellico Village Fishing Club rema…
The Tellico Village Property Owners Association Board of Directors received favorable news Dec. 16 on the Asian carp invasion into Tennessee w…
Tellico Village is home to numerous people with unique life experiences, but two couples in particular stand out after traveling a large part …
Although the COVID-19 pandemic has altered the way of life for many people since early spring, boating has remained a constant in the lives of…
The Tellico Village Property Owners Association Board of Directors was given an update June 17 on how Asian carp could impact Loudon County’s …
After COVID-19 forced Tellico Boaters Assistance Response Team to suspend all operations March 24, the group resumed some services May 21 in t…
Tellico Village homeowners in partnership with local fishery and government officials are continuing to push solutions that will protect Loudo…
The coronavirus pandemic has forced shutdowns across the country, but many Tellico Village residents are still finding ways to get out of the house.
For more than a decade, the Tellico Village Fishing Club has been one of the most popular clubs in the Village and Loudon County thanks to a l…
Anglers and vendors from all over East Tennessee descended on Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church Saturday for the fourth annual fishing flea market.
A handful of local vendors filled the Yacht Club parking lot Friday during the inaugural Summer Days event hosted by the Tellico Village Prope…
The sun’s rays reflected over Tellico Lake as boaters lined up Saturday morning to receive blessings and prayers in the annual Blessing of the…
Fishermen from all over East Tennessee gathered Saturday to buy, sell and trade equipment at Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church.