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Today's Features

  • Chestnut Ridge

        Arenna Beaty from Jamestown, Trishia and Davin Jones and Marty and Mara Kay Robbins were all Mother’s Day guests of Mrs. Fern Robbins.
        Smokey and Gloria Branstetter had their children and families visiting Mother’s Day, Tim and Michelle Hember, Joel Christopher and Sarah of Lancing, Luke and Danielle Branstetter, Norah and Parker and niece Cathy Chambers from Crossville.
        Sympathy to Mary Hall and Pete Aytes in the death of their son John Aytes the past week in a auto accident in Fentress County.

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  • Piney

        Good morning all. I hope all had a good weekend. I couldn’t go to church this Sunday. Myrtle and I weren’t doing good. I sure do miss going when I can’t go.
        I did hear that Pat preached good. So we just have to take his word for it, ha.
        I did hear Rob was there. Rob is doing better at times. I have just heard Robyn and Travis will be having Rob a grandson in October. So maybe that will help Rob to feel better.

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  • Coalfield

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  • Courthouse improvements completed

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  • First Annual Miss Rotarian Beauty Pageant to be held Saturday, May 26th

        The 1st Annual Miss Rotarian Beauty Pageant is set for 9 a.m. Central Time on Saturday, May 26, 2012 at Fentress County Fair Grounds, Jamestown in case of rain York Institute Auditorium. Applications are available at www.jamestownrotary.org.
        Open to any age-appropriate individual – Entry Fee $30 (Late entry fee $10 extra) Entry forms due Tuesday, May 22, 2012 by 5 p.m., Central Time.
        Forms can be mailed to P.O. Box 1004, Jamestown, Tn. 38556 or dropped off at Merle Norman Cosmetics.

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  • Benefit singing at New Charity Church Saturday

        This Saturday, May 19 at 7 p.m. at New Charity Baptist Church in Robbins, Tn. Proceeds will go for a new roof on church. Singers will be Crusaders for Christ, Gary Careton and the Roy Freels Singers. Everyone is welcome.

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  • Take chance on Fathers Day gift basket for Alzheimer’s

        Life Care Center of Morgan County Alz-Stars will be taking chances on an awesome Father’s Day Grilling Gift Basket. What Dad doesn’t love to grill? Help make his day amazing!  The basket contains a BBQ Grilling Pan from The Pampered Chef, a $20 gift card compliments of Save A Lot Food Center of Wartburg, and various grilling essentials, all put together in a utility bin provided by Missy Longmire with Thirty-One Gifts. Chances will be $1 for this fantastic basket valued at over $100!! Chances can be purchased at Life Care Center of Morgan County.

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  • Talking Ag

    May Cattle & Forage Management Practices

        May is a busy month for many beef and forage producers in Morgan County and the area.  Many tasks have to be completed in a timely manner - in order to add quality and value to the operation. Following are a few suggested management practices that were put together by Jim Neel - who is one of our Extension beef cattle specialists at the University of Tennessee.  

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  • Talking Ag

    May Cattle & Forage Management Practices

        May is a busy month for many beef and forage producers in Morgan County and the area.  Many tasks have to be completed in a timely manner - in order to add quality and value to the operation. Following are a few suggested management practices that were put together by Jim Neel - who is one of our Extension beef cattle specialists at the University of Tennessee.  

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  • State Rep. assistant to visit

        A staff member from the office of State Representative John Mark Windle will be in Morgan County on Wednesday, May 23, to assist with constituent claims and questions. John Robbins, constituent assistant, will be at the conference room of the Morgan County Courthouse from 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Those needing assistance are encouraged to visit with Rep. Windle’s assistant.
     

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