A controversial statement made by longtime Bulls Gap Town Administrator Mike Solomon — one in which he erroneously associated himself in his official capacity — cost him his job during Monday’s BMA meeting.
Residents of Bulls Gap came out in force Monday against a proposed crypto farm and asked the Hawkins County Commissioners to ban such operations in the county. The crowd was standing room only and many people had to wait in the hall outside the building.
After the Kingsport Times News reported last week that ExoticRidge Crypto Company applied for a construction permit in Bulls Gap, many of the area’s residents decried the company’s plans for a cryptocurrency mining operation.
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Greene County will receive $333,803 in opioid abatement trust funds from the Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council, according to the state Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. The Opioid Abatement Council is making the first payments from opioid lawsuit settlements to counties totaling more than $31.4 million, a news release Friday states. The state […]