Keep Cocke County Beautiful

05/02/2026

This morning! Grab some gloves and head to Hartford!

Saturday, May 2nd at 10am Hartford Cleanup!

meet behind BP near Beantree Cafe

Organized by Jessica James and Cheryl Lyle assisted by Dan Bright, Joe Shults, Ezekiel Webb

05/02/2026

Saturday, May 2nd at 10am Hartford Cleanup!

meet behind BP near Beantree Cafe

Organized by Jessica James and Cheryl Lyle assisted by Dan Bright, Joe Shults, Ezekiel Webb

05/02/2026

Thank you to everyone who showed up for our Historic Downtown Newport, TN cleanup amd beautification day! We appreciate these volunteers so much.

05/01/2026

Keeping Sevier Beautiful in Pigeon Forge! 🌿
It was a pleasure to welcome Logan Boldon from Keep Sevier Beautiful to the Pigeon Forge Rotary Club yesterday!
Logan shared some incredible insights into the "50 for 250" initiative—an ambitious goal to remove 50,000 pounds of litter in honor of America's 250th birthday. 🇺🇸 With millions of visitors traveling through our beautiful county each year, keeping our environment pristine is a shared responsibility that benefits our residents, our tourism industry, and our local economy.
From litter prevention and recycling to community "greening" projects, KSB is doing the heavy lifting to ensure Sevier County remains a wonderful place to live, work, and visit.

Thank you, Logan, for the inspiring presentation and for all you do to in our community!

05/01/2026

Today!

04/29/2026

04/22/2026

Coming soon: new storage shed & wash station!

01/17/2026

♻️💚 Most Americans agree: recycling matters.

Now let’s make recycling right a New Year priority.

In the year ahead, we’re focused on helping communities turn good intentions into better recycling outcomes - because knowing recycling matters is just the first step.

Explore the full The Harris Poll findings: https://kab.org/americans-overwhelmingly-support-recycling-yet-rates-remain-stubbornly-low-and-many-dont-get-it-right

01/17/2026

❄️🚮 Winter may mean fewer people outside — but litter doesn’t take a season off.

When the weather turns cold, fewer cleanups happen, which means trash can sit longer along roadsides, waterways, and public spaces. Over time, that litter still breaks down, washes into streams, and impacts wildlife and communities.

Even small actions help this time of year. If you see litter and it’s safe to pick up, you’re making a difference — no matter the season. 💚