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  Pat Stone and Dennis Hinch, with SCP Investments, LLC, discuss a proposed host agreement with the city of Crab Orchard for the operation of a Class III landfill they've proposed to locate in the city. Also pictured is Alderman Patrick Barnes. A public hearing on the landfill is set for tonight at 6 p.m. at Crab Orchard City Hall, 338 Hebbertsburg Rd.

  CO developing host agreement for landfill

  The Crab Orchard City Council met Wednesday with SCP Investments, LLC, to discuss a host agreement that would govern a proposed landfill operation should the council approve the venture under the state's Jackson Law.

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  Posted Jan 27, 2012 3:00 pm 1 Photo
• Renegade worried for water supply Posted Jan 27, 2012 12:00 pm
• Some teachers opposing Haslam's new education plan Posted Jan 27, 2012 8:00 am
• Glass recycling machine saving money, environment Posted Jan 26, 2012 3:00 pm 3 Photos
• Trio nabbed hiding in house Posted Jan 26, 2012 12:00 pm

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Sports

Stone Memorial will be celebrating basketball homecoming tonight when they host Kingston. Members of the 2011-’12 homecoming court are, from left, front row, Ashley Adams, 10th grade; Celia Denney, 10th grade; Bryana Guerin, 12th grade; Faith VanRuden, ninth grade; and Mayce Ellis, 11th grade; and back row, Riley Kennedy, 12th grade; Tessa Cokkinnias, 12th grade; Emily Bryant, 11th grade; and Makenzie True, ninth grade.

• SMHS, CCHS to celebrate homecoming

  Besides hosting district foes, tonight is a huge night for both Stone Memorial and CCHS, as they will be having basketball homecoming.

  January 26, 2012 2 Photos

• Cumberland County slays York Dragons Tuesday
• SMHS Panthers take wind of Alcoa Tornadoes
• Elementary basketball bouncing toward its post-season
• 1962-’63 CCHS basketball teams, cheerleaders honored

Lifestyles

Bill Eldridge on Yellow Bluff

• Splendid views await you at Yellow Bluff

  The Plateau Chapter of the Tennessee Trails Association announces the hiking schedule for February 2012.

  January 26, 2012 2 Photos

• AROUND THE TOWN: All about school achievement
• Crossville Carving Club elects officers
• One Step Beyond to host meeting on Feb. 3
• Zarola in concert at 127 Senior Center

Opinion

• RANDOM THOUGHTS: Doomsday clock has been reset

  This week I observed another birthday. My choice of observed rather than celebrated should give you a clue as to the number of candles that would have filled a birthday cake. I admit for those who knew the number there were expressions of unbelief. I felt the same way!

  January 24, 2012

• LION AND THE LAMB: How do you wish to die?
• WE THE PEOPLE: The primal scream of America
• TIDBITS: Reading is fundamental
• STUMPTALK: Citizens United syndrome alert

Things To Do

• TVT presents Jason Coleman’s ‘The Legacy of Floyd Cramer’

  Tennessee Valley Theatre in Spring City will present Jason Coleman’s “The Legacy of Floyd Cramer” at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28. Cost is $10.

  January 26, 2012

• ‘Presidents and Patriots’ concert set for Feb. 12
• Community Band Rehearsals resume for 2012
• KSO presents an afternoon of Baroque music January 29
• Historic Rugby prepares for a busy year in 2012

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