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In January, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation unveiled an ambitious plan to rejuvenate David Crockett Birthplace State Park in Limestone, Tennessee. This cherished site, closed since Hurricane Helene devastated its facilities, is set to be revitalized. Interpretive Ranger Thomas Batchelor, alongside Chris McIntosh and Murry Lee, shared insights into this exciting development.

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