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Power Restored in Maryville After Crash Near Foothills Mall Leaves Over 1,500 Without Electricity

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Published on January 12, 2025
Power Restored in Maryville After Crash Near Foothills Mall Leaves Over 1,500 Without ElectricitySource: Unsplash / {Антон Дмитриев}

An automobile incident in Maryville, Tennessee brought daily life to a brief standstill for over a thousand residents on Saturday afternoon. As reported by WVLT, a crash near the Foothills Mall at the junction of Morganton Road and Moonrise Lane led to significant power outages when a vehicle collided with an electric pole.

Following the accident, Maryville Electric quickly confirmed that approximately 1,502 customers were left without electricity extending from the mall to William Blount Drive. Despite the swift response from emergency services and electric crews, the sudden loss of power surely caused an unanticipated disruption in the weekend routine of many local inhabitants.

Efforts to restore the supply of electricity progressed with due urgency, and by 5:40 p.m., the city officials had good news. WATE updated the public with a statement that confirmed, "Power was restored around 5:40 p.m. on Saturday," signaling a return to normalcy after several tense hours.

In concurrence with these reports, additional confirmation came from the City of Maryville, as noted by WBIR, “power has been restored."