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?South Jackson Goes Country? auditions set for June 19 and 20

For the past 26 years ‘South Jackson Goes Country’ has been entertaining the Middle Tennessee area. Singing, dancing and comedy starring all our great local talent have made this event unforgettable year after year. Become a part of the fun and show off your talents to your friends and neighbors. Every year South Jackson Civic…

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Torrence, Thompson exchange vows

Photo provided Renee M. Torrence and Joshua Wayne Thompson exchanged vows April 8 in an outdoor ceremony. Renee M. Torrence became the bride of Joshua Wayne Thompson April 8 in an outdoor ceremony at the Watertown home of Jeff and DeeDee Etheridge. Wallace Seibers officiated the 3:30 p.m. double ring ceremony. The bride is the…

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Stars of ?The Dukes of Hazzard? come to State Fairgrounds

If the phrases “possum on a gumbush,” “Ol’ Velvet Ears,” and “Lost Sheep calling Shepherd” bring a smile to your face, you might want to head to Nashville this weekend for an event that is likely to put a quiver in your liver. The Music City Motorplex at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds will be the…

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Manchester Arts Center presents ?Sylvia?

The Millennium Repertory Company will present ?Sylvia,? A.R. Gurney?s clever canine fantasy about mid-life crisis. Kate and Greg, played by Wes Campbell and Annie Flanigan, are Upper East Side empty-nesters headed in opposite directions. He is losing interest in his increasingly unsatisfying career, just as she is optimistically plunging back into the professional world. Imbalance…

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Distance proving difficult

Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: I’m a 17-year-old girl with a boyfriend in the Army. Five months ago, my boyfriend decided he wanted to go on active duty. We have plans to get married, and he thought going active would be good for our future. The first couple of months with him away…

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Birthday Fun With Fondant

Make a celebration even more memorable with a decorated cake. Balloons and stars cut from fondant bring festivity and fun to a frosted or fondant-covered cake. Everyone?s in the mood to sing “Happy Birthday”! In fact, birthdays are the celebration most frequently attended by Americans, and they rank second (after Christmas) as the most memorable…

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A picture is worth seven trophies

Margaret Hobbs photos Warren County 4-H photography winners include, front row from left, Austin Wright, Lauren Crothers and Bliss Zechman. At back, Drew Milligan, Ryan Bush, Joshua Moore and Hamilton Spivey. Unavailable for photo is Megan Dishman, Kimberly Warden and Susie Brown.

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?Family? Tradition

Rob Nunley photos Saturday?s Pioneer baseball awards picnic began, as always, with a softball game between players and their fathers. But this year, for what several were claiming was the first time ever, the youngsters came out on the winning end of the battle. Zach Fisher?s father, Randy, applies the tag to Jordan Underhill as…

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Tiger preparing for U.S. Open

Tiger Woods was at the Alotian Club outside of Little Rock on Tuesday, making his first public golf-related appearance since the Masters. His father, Earl, died May 3, and Woods hasn’t played since he tied for third at Augusta National on April 9. But he played a round at Winged Foot in Mamaroneck, N.Y., on…

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Rangers rally to stay undefeated

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard The Security Federal Giants? Nathan Patterson rounds first on his way to an inside-the-park home run during Friday night?s game against Rubley?s Rangers. Security Federal was hoping to end the Rangers? undefeated streak Friday night in senior league action. But Rubley?s bounced back after being down…

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