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Santa Claus planning Railroad Club visit
Aiden Puccio of Lebanon, TN, enjoys the display at the Crossville Model Railroad Club. Santa Claus will be visiting the Crossville Model Railroad Club Friday and Saturday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Everyone is invited to stop by. Bring a camera and take your own pictures. The Crossville Model Railroad Club is in the Crossville Outlet Mall and is open Fridays from noon to 4 p.m., Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m.
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Vacant trailer destroyed in Saturday fire
No one lived in the trailer on Running Creek Dr. that caught fire Saturday evening.
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- Man charged with holding girlfriend against her will; sexual assault
- Felony charges filed in domestic assault
- Home destroyed in blaze
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The team of Markus Thompson, Billy Akin, David Akin and Jamey Clark took first place in the United Fund Golf Tournament with a 25-under-par 47. The tournament was played on Aug. 28 at River Run Golf Club.
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First United Fund Golf Tournament was successful
The first place in the United Fund Golf Tournament was played on Aug. 28 at River Run Golf Club.
- Lady Panthers are 1-0 in District 4AA play
- Fall classes at the Fairfield Glade Tennis Center
- Swim classes begin in September at Fairfield Glade Community Center
- Jets use potent offense, devastating defense in 34-0 win
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First United Fund Golf Tournament was successful
- Lifestyles
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Lacy Loggins was crowned Fairest of the Fair Saturday at Stone Memorial High School. Pictured are Loggins and her court, from left, Megan Holtcamp, third runner-up and Miss Photogenic; Hunter Nelson, fourth runner-up; Loggins; Brandy Cates, first runner-up; and Lacy Cottrell, second runner-up and Miss Congeniality.
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Pageants Galore! [Slideshow]
Last week, the Cumberland County Fair kicked off with two days of pageants.
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- School system honors FFG Lions
- 127 SENIORS: Seniors have Hawaii trip in the works
- Marriage licenses
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Pageants Galore! [Slideshow]
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GARY'S WORLD: The consequences of war last a lifetime
President Barack Obama may have drawn an official end to U.S. combat operations in Iraq, marking the formal end after seven years and 165 days of fighting, but it's not over.
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- LION AND THE LAMB: Islamic center focuses on peace
- WE THE PEOPLE: Social Security under attack — again
- STUMPTALK: Notes from a constitutional speech
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GARY'S WORLD: The consequences of war last a lifetime
