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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Officials at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park have closed two camping areas because of bear activity.

The Asheville Citizen-Times reported (http://avlne.ws/MzJv89) officials have also posted bear warnings in several other areas.

Park spokeswoman Molly Schroer says the backcountry camping areas were closed because bears searching for food have become more bold around people.

No injuries have occurred.

The closed areas are Campsite 113 in the southwestern end of the park in North Carolina and the Cosby Knob Shelter in the northeastern corner of the park on the Tennessee side.

Schroer says she doesn't know how long the camping areas will be closed.

She says it's important for people to be careful with food and garbage.

The park's bear population has been estimated at about 1,500 and growing.

Read more here: http://www.heraldonline.com/2012/06/27/4075183/great-smoky-camping-areas-closed.html#storylink=rss#storylink=cpy

Randy Travis' ex-wife insists she didn't torpedo the country legend's career, despite Randy's accusations in a recent lawsuit. She claims he did that all on his own.

As TMZ first reported, Travis filed a countersuit last month against Elizabeth Travis -- his ex-wife and manager of 30 years -- claiming she was badmouthing him following their personal and professional split. Elizabeth had originally sued him for breach of contract.

Now in court papers filed this week in Tennessee, Elizabeth denies both saying anything bad about Randy and trying to torpedo his career. She also claims it was his "intentional interfering" with her work that led to "undermining the effectiveness of his career in the entertainment industry."

Elizabeth wants his suit tossed out and a judge to award her damages based on lost earnings.

The judge has yet to rule.