CROSSVILLE — Crossville Hearts, a local homeschoolers co-op, meets each Friday at Oak Hill Baptist Church for enrichment classes. One of the classes offered to students this semester was a yo-yo class conducted by Isaac Parris. On Dec. 7, students participated in a yo-yo tournament. The winners were: Sport ladder — Caleb Erickson, first place; William Smith, Austin Beaty and Willie Hale, second place; and Mark Young, third place; Longest Spin — Jonathan Wilson, first place, and Willie Hale, second place; Friction Sticks — Peyton Scott, first place. Crossville Hearts thanks William Smith for assisting during the class and congratulates the winners.
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Crossville Hearts, a local homeschoolers co-op, meets each Friday at Oak Hill Baptist Church for enrichment classes. One of the classes offered to students this semester was a yo-yo class conducted by Isaac Parris. On Dec. 7, students participated in a yo-yo tournament. The winners were: Sport ladder — Caleb Erickson, first place; William Smith, Austin Beaty and Willie Hale, second place; and Mark Young, third place; Longest Spin — Jonathan Wilson, first place, and Willie Hale, second place; Friction Sticks — Peyton Scott, first place. Crossville Hearts thanks William Smith for assisting during the class and congratulates the winners.
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Making a Prom Promise
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Registration is under way for Wilderness First Responder course
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Students honored by Kids on the Rise
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Students take aim in archery tourney
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Roane State commencement set May 10-11
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Crossville Lions Club honors G.O.O.D. students
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Dowlen awarded TCDEA Scholarship
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Jet Theatrix present Seussical, Jr.
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