With construction to the CSX railroad in Erwin along the Nolichucky River, rafting guides say they’ve been forced to close up ...

The fledgling Nolichucky Watershed Alliance is starting small — offering real-time river access and water quality information ...

On a clear, sunny day in May, just a few weeks into the Smoky Mountain rafting season, Heather Ellis took a dozen people ...

How well is your trucking fleet prepared for a disaster like Hurricane Helene, the Los Angeles wildfires from earlier this ...

The Nolichucky Restoration Project was hard at work again this weekend. The team has been clearing debris since December that ...

On Thursday, June 19, 2025, motorists should be alert for possible temporary lane closures between the hours of 8 p.m. and 6 ...

ERWIN, Tenn. and POPLAR, N.C. (WJHL) — Slayton Johnson held out hope for months that he and fellow rafting outfitters could access the Nolichucky River Gorge this year and not see an entire ...

"When they rerouted it through Erwin, it added hours of walking along a road full of dump trucks and dust, and debris, and everyone felt it wasn't safe," said Winton.

A section of the washed-out Chestoa Pike Bridge is visible in the background as Mike Crooks ferries an Appalachian Trail hiker known as “Tie-Dye” across the Nolichucky River in Erwin, Tennessee.

A section of the washed-out Chestoa Pike Bridge is visible in the background as Mike Crooks ferries an Appalachian Trail hiker known as “Tie-Dye” across the Nolichucky River in Erwin, Tennessee.

A section of the washed-out Chestoa Pike Bridge is visible in the background as Mike Crooks ferries an Appalachian Trail hiker known as “Tie-Dye” across the Nolichucky River in Erwin, Tennessee.