Open records needed to secure government ethics
The Mountain Press (Sevierville) Open records are a valuable part of our democracy. Through them the public can keep track of many aspects of our government and hold officials more accountable for their actions.The occasional concern over government sunshine, though, is that virtually everything is open, and thus some well-intentioned citizens may be thrust into…
Read MoreEDUCATION NOTES: Adam Kilgore national award winner
The United States Achievement Academy announces Adam Kilgore has been named an award winner in science.He attends Centertown School and was nominated for this national award by teacher Joyce Walkup. Jesse Paz All-American ScholarThe United States Achievement Academy announces Jesse Paz has been named an All-American Scholar. The USAA established the program to offer deserved…
Read MoreMen’s fashions get more colorful
Who says women are the only ones keeping up with the latest fashion trends? This spring, men have a great reason to infuse a little color and contemporary style into their wardrobes. With warmer weather on the horizon, men of all ages desire comfortable apparel and this spring’s favorites feature untraditional colors and a return…
Read MoreJanna Lyn Peevler weds Robert W. Boyd
The Foundry in Knoxville served as the setting for the April 30 wedding of Janna Lyn Peevler and Robert W. Boyd, III. (Photo provided) Janna Lyn Peevler became the bride of Robert W. Boyd, III April 30 in a double ring ceremony in Knoxville. Rev. Nathan Malone conducted the 6 p.m. wedding held at The…
Read MoreWaldron to speak at Mt. View
WALDRON Mt. View Church of Christ on Spencer Road will host a Biblical truth series on the book of Revelation June 5-8.Presenting the program is Jim E. Waldron of Main Street Church of Christ, Crossville He began preaching in June 1955 and has preached in North Carolina, Middle Tennessee, East Tennessee and Cincinnati. For a…
Read MorePWHAT horse show tonight
By MARGARET HOBBS / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard The Warren County Saddle Club is holding their second annual Pleasure Walking Horse Association of Tennessee (PWHAT) flat-shod show this Saturday beginning at 6 p.m. The show will be held at the saddle club arena, located behind the fairgrounds on Pike Hill Road.Entry fees for…
Read MoreSPORTS BRIEFS: Girls hoops camps at MTSU
Middle Tennessee’s new Head Women’s Basketball Coach Rick Insell will be hosting numerous camps this summer in the Murphy Center on the Middle Tennessee campus.From June 6-9, the Blue Raider coaching staff will host a camp for girls six years to eighth grade. On June 10-11, the staff will sponsor an elite camp for grades…
Read MoreBowling: Cumberland takes lead in G&S league
By DALE STUBBLEFIELD / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Cumberland Lumber holds a two-point lead over Dr Pepper Bottling in the Gold and Silver Bowling League at McMinnville Lanes this week.Cumberland has 18 points and Dr Pepper has 16, while McMinnville Lanes is in third with 15 points, Crouch Motors and Security Federal have…
Read MorePioneers go 1-1 at tourney
By ROB NUNLEY / Sports Editor for the Southern Standard A young group of Warren County Pioneers hit the baseball diamond last weekend, as part of the TYBA Spring Fling, which was held at the Civic Center complex.This group of Pioneers, who competed in the coach-pitch division of the tournament, picked up a big win…
Read MoreWoods & Water: Wildlife commission sets 2005-06 hunting seasons
By Joey Wray / Sports Columnist Abby Barlow brought home her first-ever turkey on a recent hunt with her dad, Johnny L. Barlow Jr., and her grandpa, Johnny L. Barlow Sr. The bird weighed in at 18 pounds, and sported a 10-inch beard and 7/8-inch spurs. (Photo provided) The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission (TWRC) set…
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