Despite the heat, children of all ages came out to the Art Circle Public Library on Tuesday to celebrate the end of Summer Reading Program 2009. The celebration was held in the parking lot of the library, where the young readers enjoyed food, fun and games. Several of the children, like the little girl pictured, had fun tossing bean bags, while others, such as the boys in the other photo, took turns playing putt-putt. In addition to the outdoor activities, children showed off their artistic sides with some arts and crafts in the Community Room.
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County OKs advertising funds for gun show
County commissioners on the budget committee approved a $2,113 amendment to pay for advertising costs for the Cumberland County Gun and Knife Show.
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County OKs advertising funds for gun show
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The Stone Memorial wrestling team finished fifth in the state duals last weekend in Franklin.
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SMHS wrestlers claim fifth place in state duals
The SMHS wrestling team placed fifth last weekend in the TSSAA A-AA State Duals team tournament in Franklin.
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SMHS wrestlers claim fifth place in state duals
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The Rev. Thomas Eckert stands near one of his works of art now on display at the Palace Theatre.
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PH resident exhibits expressionistic abstracts at the Palace
When the Rev. Thomas Eckert was young, he felt the call of the ministry, and as an adult became a pastor in the United Church of Christ. It never occurred to him that in his retirement, he would be best known as an abstract artist.
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PH resident exhibits expressionistic abstracts at the Palace
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GARY'S WORLD: A birthday worthy of celebrating
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Three musicians join Big Band Sound
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