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?Cats? opens April 27 in Tullahoma

The award-winning Broadway musical ?Cats? opens April 27 at the South Jackson Civic Center in Tullahoma. One of the longest running shows on Broadway, this will be the first time that the show has been produced by an amateur theatre in Middle Tennessee and the second time in the state. The Community Playhouse, Inc. was…

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Sneaky winter ?murdered? tender spring plant growth

By Mark Halcomb Our plants were too far advanced for this time of year and were not in a physiological state to tolerate the freezing temperatures we received. The duration of the low temperatures over three nights coupled with 20 to 25 mph winds delivered damage that we could not provide adequate protection for. No…

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Jack Frost wreaks havoc on fruit crop

By J. Dale Beaty The cold weather over the weekend sure put a damper on many folks? plans for earlier crop yields and a big fruit crop this summer. I figure the cold hurt many different crops, especially fruit. Jim McCorkle at Pa?s Orchard doesn?t expect to harvest any apples this summer. Similar comments were…

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Who?s New

Baby Girl Kristin and John Bensley of Morrison announce the birth of their daughter, Dakota Jane Bensley. She was born at River Park Hospital on March 6 weighing 7 pounds, 15 ounces. She is joined by siblings, Paige, Jordan and Skyler Bensley. Elizabeth Radcliffe of Boca Raton, Fla. is her grandmother. Baby Girl Israel Elizabeth…

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Children?s Theatre offers summer drama camps

Nashville Children?s Theatre is offering summer drama workshops, June 4 through August 3, running daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Camps will be held at the University School of Nashville, and tuition rates are $140 to $355. Each workshop ends with a sharing for family and friends. Upon completion every student will receive a…

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UCSSA presents awards at luncheon

By Margaret Hobbs The Upper Cumberland Social Services Association met recently at NHC for a luncheon in observance of National Social Workers Month. Members were treated to a luncheon compliments of NHC. During the luncheon, awards were presented to the Volunteer of the Year, and to the Social Worker of the Year. Ashley Dyer, 9,…

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Annie?s Mailbox – Tell friend to halt intrusive behavior

Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar Dear Annie: I am a seventh-grade boy, and I have a very big problem with another boy in my grade. “George” is extremely annoying. He pesters me all the time. He never lets me concentrate in class, he follows me everywhere, even into the bathroom, and constantly tells me about…

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?Rock & The Rabbi? filled with explosive percussion

The story of a fisherman and a teacher was never told like this! Experience the friendship, love, betrayal, passion and forgiveness in the all new musical ?The Rock & The Rabbi.? Contemporary music sets the stage as Simon, a simple fisherman, draws audiences of all ages into his story. See how he becomes Peter the…

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Modern Weddings – Trend Experts Offer Tips For Saluting Couples In Style

Wedding shower traditions have evolved to incorporate more vibrant color schemes. In recent years, wedding traditions have changed dramatically, and the bride and groom aren?t the only ones affected. People postponing marriage until later in life and more couples living together before tying the knot are just a few of the recent social changes impacting…

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