Imagine a bald eagle eating a fish on the banks of Beaver Creek.
Roy Arthur saw it one day while inspecting flooding along the creek in Powell.
Arthur was funny, informative and …
Flotilla, 100 strong, conquers Beaver Creek
It was everything organizers hoped for, and nobody drowned. Beaver Creek hosted 100 or so floaters and paddlers on Aug. 4 at the Grand Opening Flotilla to launch a new …
WATE-TV joins Enhance Powell to promote Aug. 4 flotilla
Veteran newscaster Lori Tucker interviews Roy Arthur about the upcoming flotilla on Beaver Creek here. Tucker shows her signature enthusiasm, while Arthur touts the benefits of living (and playing) in …
North Knox park earns national award
Knox County’s Harrell Road Park was awarded the 2018 Environmental-Conservation Award by the National Association of County Park and Recreation Officials, a non-profit organization that recognizes and honors parks throughout …
Beaver Creek update
Volunteers will NOT be in Beaver Creek today (Aug. 12) chopping out debris. Frequent rains have raised the creek to unsafe levels.
Enhance Powell, the volunteer group that organized two cleanups …
Beaver Creek talk continues
Efforts to establish canoe and kayak recreation on Beaver Creek will draw discussion from two experts when Enhance Powell meets 4-5 p.m. Wednesday, July 12, at LifeHouse Coffee. The meeting …
Residents want unobstructed Beaver Creek
Roy Arthur, watershed coordinator for Knox County, is a student of Beaver Creek. He has written grants, worked with property owners and developed stormwater demonstration projects to improve water quality …
County’s first stormwater park opens in Karns
State and local officials gathered Friday to officially open the Harrell Road Stormwater Park at 7221 Harrell Road in the Karns community. The park contains 22 acres and was built …
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