Earl T.’s Blues Band plays at state park
Earl T.’s Blues Band, noted for it “Muddy Waters” Chicago-style of wailing’ blues, will be one of the featured performers Sept. 7 at Fall Creek Falls State Park. This band will be entertaining at Sunday’s Mountineer Festival from the Main Stage.Also appearing will be the tight, high lonesome harmonies of Avery Trace, kicking off the…
Read MoreRegistration deadline set today for Fair Senior Day events, meal
Today is the deadline to register for Senior Day at the Fair Beauty Show and Fun Festival taking place Sept. 9 at the fairgrounds. Registrations forms should be turned in, in person, to the Senior Center at 809 Morrison St. Pick up your meal ticket at the time you register!Advance registration is required for participation…
Read MoreGeneral Sessions: Judge Ross hears 77-person docket
By DUANE SHERRILL / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard A 77-person docket was heard Tuesday by Judge Larry Ross in General Sessions Court.Included in court action:• Crystal Violet Baker was bound over to the grand jury on four counts of child neglect and abuse and one count of manufacture of drugs.• Julia Marie Foutch…
Read MoreLocal schools play role in No Child Left Behind Act
By WILL STEWART / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard (McMinnville, Tenn.) Four Warren County Schools are among 500 nationwide chosen to participate in Following the Leaders, a federally funded program designed to show the nation’s schools that the far-reaching requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 are attainable.Centertown, Dibrell, Eastside and…
Read MoreTaking A Stand: I won’t reveal my mother’s age
By Duane Sherrill / Columnist When you’re young, birthdays are a time for celebration, presents and parties. There’s nothing better than knowing it’s your birthday since you’ll be treated like royalty and get all kinds of goodies.However, there comes a time in a person’s life when a line is crossed and birthdays are more about…
Read MorePlayers aren’t only ones who need to show class
Our Viewpoint The high school football team’s on-the-field performance has been less than memorable after two games and two lop-sided losses. This is certainly unfortunate and understandably frustrating for the players, coaches and parents involved.That said, it would be nice if some of the parents brought a shred of dignity to football games to accompany…
Read MoreYouths shine at 4-H Roundup
Two Warren County 4-H members were announced as state winners in their respective project areas at the 2003 State 4-H Roundup held recently at the University of Tennessee, Martin.Ryan Bush, bread project, and Emily Hobbs, photography project, were both announced as state winners during the awards banquet. Hobbs, daughter of Michael and Margaret Hobbs, and…
Read MoreRigsby-Moore: Couple says vows in Gatlinburg
Suzanne Lynette Rigsby and John Ellis Moore Jr., were married recently in a 4 o’clock ceremony taking place at Victorian Gardens in Gatlinburg.The bride is the daughter of Judy Love Rigsby of Morrison and granddaughter of Josie Love and the late Landon Love.Parents of the bridegroom are Judy C. Moore of McMinnville, John E. and…
Read MoreWalk Across Tennessee gets under way
Through a modest increase in daily activity, most Americans can improve their health. Walk Across Tennessee is a program that persuades and motivates people of all ages to make that most important change? to get started or to re-energize current walkers. It is a program that is simple, inexpensive and safe. All you need is…
Read MoreKeathleys open Valhalla Farms for pleasure driving competition
By Janice M. Howard / Style Editor for the Southern Standard Valhalla Farms, nestled in the rolling countryside of Cannon County, was bustling with activity Aug. 23 and 24 for the 11th annual Cannon Carriage Classic. Jim, Jean and Elizabeth Keathley greeted folks coming to their 135-acre farm, site for Cannon Carriage Driving Center.With representatives…
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