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On a bright Saturday in Greene County, Tennessee, a dedicated assembly of restoration teams and volunteers joined with state and local officials for an environmental cleanup at the Nolichucky River. The event, held in Afton, began with remarks from Tusculum Mayor Alan Corley, Town of Greeneville Mayor Cal Doty, and State Representative David Hawk, who all expressed their enthusiasm for the community-driven initiative.

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