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Bulls Gap, Tennessee is located in Greene County. Zip codes in Bulls Gap, TN include 37711. More Bulls Gap information.

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Wednesday May 23 | WCYB

Police Searching For Suspects Who Stole Money From VFW Hall

"They took our money and it's bad stealing from the Veterans,' said Lester 'Bud' Long, the VFW Post 9683 Commander in Bulls Gap, Tenn.

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Thu May 10, 2012

WBIR-TV

Cherokee High students charged with breaking into school

According to Hawkins County Sheriff Ronnie Lawson, they were notified about a burglary and vandalism at Cherokee High School in Rogersville on May 5. The suspects broke into an office in the vocational building and unplugged a video surveillance computer.

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Fri Mar 09, 2012

Knoxville News Sentinel

Sam Venable: Rumors of his age are premature

If your Uncle Gomer just hit 100, fine. Buy a bawdy card for the ol' coot and help him blow out all those candles - although, eeew, I'd be cautious about eating cake with so much Gomer goo spewed across the top.

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Mon Feb 20, 2012

The Greenville Sun

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New Subscription Convert to EZ-Pay Renew Subscription I'm Going On Vacation Change of Address Delivery Problems? Places To Buy The Sun Places to Get The GNN Questions / Comments Contact Circulation Photo special to the Sun Two engines and two empty coal cars on a Norfolk Southern freight train derailed about 12:45 p.m. Sunday in downtown Bulls Gap.

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Sun Feb 19, 2012

Knoxville News Sentinel

Lanes to close in Grainger, Hawkins, Roane counties

The road will be reduced to one lane controlled by a traffic signal; loads wider than 9 feet should take an alternate route.

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