CROSSVILLE — Mrs. Nelson's fifth grade class at Pleasant Hill Elementary School displays the number 245,019, which is the number of steps they walked in a four-week period while using the Walking With Walgreens kits and program. They received the kits from the Crossville Walgreens. Crossville Walgreens Store Manager Tony Frisa recently accepted a thank you card from the class and participated in the Keep Fit and Keep Walking celebration with the group.
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Pictured is Mrs. Nelson's fifth grade class at Pleasant Hill Elementary School.
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Crabtree scholarships awarded
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NCE honors cafeteria staff
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SMHS students score high in math
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Eight graduates awarded Tomorrow Scholarships
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Wicker wins at CACE Youth Expo
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Stone hosts Ag Day
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County eighth-graders named Good Citizens
The Crab-Orchard Chapter DAR awarded 2013 National Society Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship certificates and lapel pins to outstanding eighth-grade students in all nine Cumberland County elementary schools at each school’s awards night.
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Taylor starts master's study this summer with James Madison Foundation fellowship
Cumberland County High School history and government teacher Craig Taylor is heading back to the classroom this summer, beginning a master's program of Ashland University.
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Stone FFA member elected to state office
Colton McClanahan was elected state FFA treasurer for 2013-2014 at the conclusion of the 85th Tennessee State Convention in Gatlinburg. McClanahan is a member of the Stone FFA Chapter. His agricultural education instructors and FFA advisors are Keith Cole and Courtney Halfacre.
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Two awarded Elmore scholarships
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