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'Fairfield Gang' wins division in Christmas Parade
Tommy Lee, director of operations at Fairfield Glade Community Club, announced that congratulations are in order for the Food and Beverage, Conference Center and Recreation Departments. On Saturday, their entry won their division (commercial and retail) in the Crossville’s Christmas Parade!
Lee said they were led by Sheila Koelber and Jill Barnes, and the staff began working late Friday evening and started early Saturday morning to complete their theme of “Everyone Loves Presents.” Team members, from the housemen (Mike Rupe, Jim Hammurland, Palla Godsey), pools (Rick Reiss), wait staff (way too many to list), golf (Corey Wade) and Glade Café (Karyn Wade), came together to pull off the monumental task of decorating the catering truck, a 25’ float and two golf carts for the event.
The “Fairfield Gang” distributed flyers, menus, free dessert cards and candy to the enormous crowd watching the parade along its route. During preparation of the parade, the Glade Café also served coffee, hot chocolate and fresh baked cookies to all of the parade participants, Cumberland County Fire and Rescue, and Crossville Police, helping to keep everyone warm in the 30 degree weather.
A special thanks to Steve Kraft and the Golf Division, as well as Jeff Warren and Community Services, for their assistance. We are also indebted to Jill’s husband, Patrick, whose bright red Ford truck was the perfect “sleigh” to pull the float!
In ending, Lee and the Operations Division wished all a Merry Christmas!
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Women’s 9-Hole Rally raises $1,500
"THINK PINK" seemed to be the theme for our Rally for the Cure event. Pink and white balloons marked all the entrance ways and pink bag favors were available for all the participants who were definitely garbed in pink.
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Downey wins Women's State Open with birdie on first hole of sudden death
Florida professional Danielle Downey sank an18-inch putt on the first hole of sudden death to defeat amateur Margaret Shirley to claim the 2010 Tennessee Women's State Open championship Saturday afternoon at Stonehenge.
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Ladies Invitational hosts 245 players representing nine states
The 37th annual Ladies Invitational Golf Tournament at Fairfield Glade was a great success. Mother Nature cooperated with beautiful weather both days, and the field of 245 women representing 9 states enjoyed making new friends and renewing friendships from past years.
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Hole-in-One Club
Published July 28, 2010.
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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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Election and Stonehenge dominate FGCC July board meeting
Even though it's mid summer and the temperature is in the high 90s, the Fairfield Glade Community Club board meeting managed to draw a good crowd on Thursday. About 50 people were present.
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'Meet The Candidates' Town Hall meeting this Thursday night
The Fairfield Glade Community Club Election Committee would like to remind residents to attend the “Meet the Candidates” town hall meeting at 6:30 p.m., on Thursday, July 29, at the Fairfield Glade Community and Conference Center.
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DAN'S PLANS: Failure to fund could result in state funding being withheld
By now, you’ve all heard the news. In a 12–6 vote on Monday, July 19, our funding body rejected the document that the Cumberland County Commission’s Budget Committee had worked with painstaking care for over 40 hours during a plethora of meetings to craft.
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FROM THE DESK OF: Budget committee's tax rate/budget recommendation is rejected by commission
At this month’s regular full County Commission meeting, the resolution to establish the tax rate for Fiscal Year 2010-2011 was defeated with 6 yes votes and 12 no votes. Without an approved tax rate, discussion of the budget appropriations was futile since there is no levy to pay for the proposed expenditures.
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PATCHES OF LIFE: You’re full of beans
I stepped on the scale and it read 102,912 beans. I had never wondered what I weighed in beans, but I recall being told at one time I was full of beans. I really don’t know if the scale was accurate and I did have my shoes on so it may be a bean or two off.
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