The winners of the Stone Memorial High School pageants sponsored by the class of 2011 were recently announced. In the Miss Tiny Tot division, Gracie Custhaw of Homestead Elementary was crowned the overall winner. Runners-up, from first to fourth, were Zaidea Bohannon, Homestead Elementary; Ashlyn Sherrill, North Cumberland Elementary; Caytie Thomas, Homestead Elementary; and Whitney Profitt, Homestead Elementary.
Ali Crain of Homestead Elementary was crowned the Wee Miss Panther Princess. Runners-up were Kealey Lowe, North Cumberland Elementary, first; Madison Riggs, North Cumberland Elementary, second; Adrianna Barnett, Homestead Elementary, third; and Katie Lajeunesse, Stone Elementary, fourth.
Receiving the Junior Miss Panther Princess title was Telsa Sherrill of North Cumberland Elementary. Runners-up, from first to fourth, were Kalei Hollingsworth, Stone Elementary; Georgie White, Homestead Elementary; Savannah Newman, Stone Elementary; and Victoria Hayes, North Cumberland Elementary.
Torey LaMontague was named the 2009 Panther Princess. Kayla Walker was first runner-up and received the Miss Congeniality title. The second runner-up was Leslie Cottrell.
Lacy Cottrell was crowned this year's SMHS Panther Queen. First runner-up in this division was Allie Brewer. Second runner-up, Heather Breeden, was named Miss Congeniality.
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June 1, 2009
PHOTO GALLERY: 2009 Stone Memorial High School pageants
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Parade of Beauties
The second annual Parade of Beauties, a womanless beauty pageant held Friday at the Palace Theatre, showcased 23 male contestants dressed in their most fabulous female attire to help raise money for the Avalon Center’s domestic violence and sexual assault program.
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Snow play
The recent heavy snowfall in Cumberland County didn't keep some residents inside. Several Chronicle readers sent in photos showing how they have fun in the snow.
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'Holiday Magic' at annual Crossville Christmas parade
The annual Crossville Christmas parade offered parade-goers some "Holiday Magic" Dec. 5.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Homestead community celebrates 75-year anniversary
Actress Patty Payne played the part of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt for a reenactment of the speech Roosevelt made in the community. Payne has played the part of Mrs. Roosevelt many times in the Homesteads Album, an original production of the Cumberland County Playhouse, and her performance was one of the highlights of the Homestead's 75th anniversary celebration.
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PHOTO GALLERY & LOCAL VIDEO: Pleasant Hill Academy marks 125 years
Alumni and friends celebrated the 125th anniversary of the Pleasant Hill Academy last weekend. The event took place at the Pleasant Hill Community House. A few members of the community were eager to represent those who made a mark on the Pleasant Hill Academy.
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PHOTO GALLERY: A day of rolling Thunder honors all veterans
I had the pleasure of going on the Veterans Thunder Motorcycle Run last Saturday. It was an amazing ride to South Pittsburg, TN where the Vietnam Veterans of Cumberland County were honored with a proclamation and the key to the city. The ride honored all veterans. The event had live music, food and a brief ceremony. It was a great experience.
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LOCAL VIDEO & PHOTO GALLERY: 2009 Fourth of July Parade
Here's a look back at the 2009 Crossville Fourth of July Parade.
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LOCAL VIDEO & PHOTO GALLERY: 2009 Powwow
Lorretta Howard and Daniel Paul lead an intertribal dance during the third annual Pow Wow on the Plateau, held Saturday at the Cumberland County Community Complex. The event featured Native American dancing, drumming and storytelling. It is held annually in June.
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PHOTO GALLERY: 212 kids haul in 342 pounds of fish
Two hundred twelve children participated in this year's ninth annual Kid's Fishing Derby. The overall total catch weighed in at 342.98 pounds of catfish, which is over one-third of the 1,000 pounds of catfish stocked by TWRA at Meadow Park Lake prior to Saturday's event
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PHOTO GALLERY: Community says goodbye to John Dishman
Members of the John Dishman family watch the flight of a dove released at the end of graveside services for the deputy who died suddenly last week following a medical episode. From the left are Garry Hood, funeral director, John’s son and daughter Eric and Allison and John’s wife, Molly. Dishman served Cumberland County as a law enforcement officer for three decades and was involved in a host of community activities including youth athletics.
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