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New otter features the signatures of 2,000 kids
John Teeple and sons John, 13, and Danny, 11, delivered another commemorative otter to Cumberland County Mayor Brock Hill last week to stand in the courthouse. It's complete with almost 2,000 signatures of children under 16 years of age. Teeple is a chainsaw artisan and shared his talent during last year's holiday season with his wooden nativity scene. He welcomes the community to call him at 510-6164 to tour his property to see his other statues he's carved from wood that include a display of famous scenes from the Bible. The otter will be on display at the courthouse through Dec. 31, 2006, when it will put in storage until the year 2056, the Cumberland County Bicentennial. At that time, it will be reintroduced to the old timers who signed it when they were young people, and to a new generation of Cumberland County residents.
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Pageants Galore! [Slideshow]
Last week, the Cumberland County Fair kicked off with two days of pageants.
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AROUND THE TOWN: Give Avalon your empty shoeboxes to fight bullying
The Avalon Center needs your assistance in kicking off its Shoebox Campaign Against Bullying and Violence for grades K-8 in area schools.
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School system honors FFG Lions
The Fairfield Glade Lions Club was honored at a recent school board meeting for their years of service to the Cumberland County School District.
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127 SENIORS: Seniors have Hawaii trip in the works
Members of the 127 South Senior Center met Friday, Aug. 27 for conversation, sweets and coffee.
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Marriage licenses
Published Sept. 1, 2010.
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Exchange students volunteer in Pleasant Hill activities
Guest volunteers Jennie Kretschmann and Alex Ritter arrived in Pleasant Hill from Duisburg, Germany, on July 13.
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Must-see Plateau Discovery Gardens exhibits
When visiting Plateau Discovery Gardens at the University of Tennessee Plateau AgResearch and Education Center (UTPAEC) in Crossville I usually head back to the Shrub and Small Tree Garden first.
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Date set for annual Author’s Luncheon
Tickets are now available for the limited seating at Friends of the Library’s annual Author’s Luncheon, Thursday, Oct. 7.
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Fair Park celebrates Senior Month
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It’s fair time in Cumberland County
Mirror, mirror on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? A new fair queen will be crowned this weekend by 2009 winner Brittney Eller as this year’s installment of the Cumberland County Fair goes into full swing.
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