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Are you looking for an exceptional experience? Something new to do? A little more spice in you life? Then whether you are new to Fairfield Glade or a long-time resident, there is something important you need to know. It is the "Lifetime Learning Project," and it offers a wide range of stimulating courses each fall.
This year’s offerings are no exception. Courses include: Military History; Power of a Whisper; Book Reviews; Romance of the Tartan; Model Railroading; Tennessee Around Us; Medicare and You; Conversational Spanish; French Flair Cooking; Asian Fusion Cooking; Great Books; Decorating Your Home on a Budget; Buying and Selling on the Internet; Stamping; Pioneer Hall Museum; Basic Drawing; and, "Snapshots" of Interesting and Useful Information.
For more information on each of these courses, look for the bright yellow booklets available at the following locations: Fairfield Glade Community and Conference Center, Fairfield Glade Library, Fairfield Glade Art Guild, Yarn Patch, Curves, First National Bank of Tennessee, and most Fairfield Glade churches. Registration will take place on Aug. 7 at the Fairfield Glade Community Center, from 1-2 p.m. It costs only $12 for as many classes as you wish to take, and is available to all Fairfield Glade residents and church members.
Remember the Lifetime Learning Project’s goal is to serve the community with a diverse offering of enrichment classes for adults. If you have ideas for new classes or comments about existing ones, we would like to hear from you. We also welcome inquiries by those interested in sharing their gifts as teachers or lecturers. If you have a talent or skill that you would like to share in the future as an instructor, please contact Marilyn Garlick, program coordinator, at (931) 456-0819.
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Lifetime Learning Project registration on Aug. 7
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Newest engine responds to its first structure fire
The Fairfield Glade Fire Department received a call of a structure fire Wednesday night around 10:20 p.m. from central 911 Dispatch. The fire was called in by a resident who saw a mobile single wide home fully involved with flames coming out of every window the structure.
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Pontius receives Honor Award from Manchester University
Keith Pontius, of Fairfield Glade, has been selected to receive the 2013 Honor Award from Manchester University.
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White honored
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Clay Crushers win Region III championship
The Cumberland County Clay Crusher scholastic clay target program (SCTP) team won the 2013 Region III trap championship over competitors from Gainsboro High School, Sale Creek High School and White County High School at the Sportsman’s Club shooting complex on Shorty Barnes road June 1.
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Read the latest edition of "The Bulletin"
The Crossville Chronicle-Glade Sun also publishes a newsletter called "The Bulletin" in which you'll find a schedule of Glade activities and events, a restaurant and dining guide, golf information, and even tour schedules. Click here for the latest PDF edition of "The Bulletin."
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Marty Smith selected 2013 "Lion of the Year"
Byron Buell was responsible for selecting the 2013 “Lion of the Year” because he was selected for the honor in 2012. However, Byron could not be present at the June 17 meeting when all other honors will be awarded. So, to the surprise of Marty Smith he was called forward at the June 3 meeting to receive his memorable plaque.
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FFG Lions Club keeps growing with four new members
Four new members were inducted at the Fairfield Glade Lions Club June 3 meeting. Membership Chairman Jerry McBride performed the ceremony pointing out that three of the four were born in Tennessee.
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Black bear spotted in the Glade
Officials from the Tennessee Wildlife Resource Agency have verified that a black bear has been spotted in the Lake Glastonberry area of Fairfield Glade. Last week, TWRA dispatched personnel to employ negative reinforcement techniques intended to dissuade the bear from coming into people's yards.
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Haslam signs Hall tax change
Gov. Bill Haslam has signed legislation that reduces taxes for seniors and helps Tennessee remain one of the top states for retirees.
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Memorial Day ceremony honors the fallen
The flags were flying at half-staff at the county war memorial across from the courthouse lawn in preparation for the Cumberland County Memorial Day Ceremony on Monday, May 27.
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