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Wreck ties up traffic
Traffic came to a stop on Interstate 40 Saturday afternoon when a pick-up truck pulling a 31-foot camper rolled over, blocking all eastbound lanes of traffic. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, the 2006 Chevy pick-up rolled over at about 2:17 p.m. at mile marker 323. The driver, Michael Offield, 50, of Bristol, was injured and transported to a local hospital. The roadway was cleared at about 4 p.m.
- Dam completion set for July
- Defendant charged with endangering officer
- Panel OKs $137k for roof repair
- One injured in head-on collision
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From left are Ben Gibson, second degree black belt and assistant instructor, second weapons, third in kata and third in fighting; Tim Sherrill, fifth degree black belt and assistant instructor, fourth in kata and third in weapons; Addyson Palmer, orange belt, first in kata and third in fighting; Ali Wilson, blue belt, first in kata and third in fighting; Ely Wortham, brown belt, first in kata and fourth in fighting; Trent Palmer, white belt, second in kata and second in fighting; Marty Robbins, fifth degree black belt and assistant instructor, first in kata, first in weapons, second in fighting and kata grand champion.
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Karate students have great tourney
Several of Art Palmer's students competed in the Kelly's Heroes Classic Tournament April 28 at Cherokee High School in Rogersville.
- Eleven inducted into Jet Football Hall of Fame
- Comets win Spring Fling
- Wins Strawberry Jam gold
- Capps, Walker named SMHS hoop coaches
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Karate students have great tourney
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Watkins to host Solar, Star Gazing Party this Saturday at state park
Lloyd Watkins will be hosting the Cumberland Mountain Solar & Star Gazing Party at Cumberland Mountain State Park Saturday. This is an informal gathering of amateur astronomers from our region.
- 127 Seniors heading to Savannah
- Celebration of Life Butterfly Release to benefit local hospice
- Marriage licenses
- PLEASANT HILL RAMBLINGS: Volunteers add richness to Pleasant Hill Elementary
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Watkins to host Solar, Star Gazing Party this Saturday at state park
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RANDOM THOUGHTS: Truly a January in May
“It’s June in January” became a popular standard after Bing Crosby introduced the song in 1934. A strange thing happened last week. I call it a tale of ‘It’s January in May.’
- LION AND THE LAMB: Our challenged nation
- WE THE PEOPLE: Repressing the ‘Grapes of Wrath’
- TIDBITS: Never stop moving forward, grads
- STUMPTALK: Please do not feed the animals
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RANDOM THOUGHTS: Truly a January in May
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Broadway, Hollywood star Bob Gunton returns to Tennessee
As the Cumberland County Playhouse approaches its 50th birthday, it begins its Golden Anniversary Series of events celebrating its colorful history with Broadway and Hollywood star, singer, and actor Bob Gunton in the world premiere of his new autobiographical show, Walking on Water: A Journey in Musical Theater and Song.
- Big Band Sound plays Friday at Fairfield
- Cowboys! returns to Playhouse
- Community Band, Chorus combine for benefit concert Sunday
- Pow Wow on the Plateau to honor ‘all survivors’
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