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Brakes-N-More sells scooters to help fight high gas prices

Chances are you probably don’t enjoy paying close to $3 a gallon for a tank of gas. While Drennon Bryan can’t control gasoline prices he does have a way to stretch your gas budget at his business, Brakes-N-More. Bryan has just ordered a line of 150cc scooters that are street legal and ready to ride.…

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Snakes don’t need to walk in park

By James Clark Kenny Sweeton, back, and his son Mike have started a new business called Sweeton Home Improvement and Property Management. When it comes to work around the house, from simple plumbing repairs to building a garage, they can handle the job. It appears some people just don’t have enough to worry about. That’s…

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Additional performances added to musical

This summer, The Arts Center of Cannon County is excited to bring you and your family Disney’s ‘High School Musical,’the first offering in a brand new Youth Productions series. This musical sensation has been sweeping up the charts and creating buzz in homerooms across the country. Due to the overwhelming demand for tickets to this…

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Donation to help library grow

In recognition of National Garden Week, and the Warren County Bicentennial, the Ben Lomand Garden Club donated $250 to the Magness Library restoration fund to use for special purchases. Shown, from left, are club president Jolletta Dean, Pat Bigbee, Bette Myers and Jean Marsh.

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Who’s New

Baby Girl Lilyana Marie Norris, daughter of Kacey and William Norris, arrived May 31 at River Park Hospital. The little miss weighed 5 pounds, 11 ounces and is joined by a twin sister, Lillah. She is the granddaughter of Cindy and David Swan, and Rita and the late William Norris. Baby Girl Kacey and William…

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FCE Club

Members of the Bonner FCE met in the Dogwood Room of the Warren Administration Building June 22 for their meeting. Vita Gulley presided at the meeting, with Freda Bouldin reading ‘Take Time to Pray.’ A environmental and wellness report was given by Gulley and Bouldin. It was decided the next meeting will be July 13…

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Locust St. clips Covenant

By ROB NUNLEY Locust Street’s women’s softball team evened its record to 3-3 Thursday night, out-dueling Covenant 9-5 at the fairgrounds softball complex. Chancerie Martin, Haley Teeters and Kayley Murray all went 4-for-4 to lead the winning charge, while Liz Hoch and Cherie Martin had three hits apiece. For Covenant, Lauren Zechman had three hits,…

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Race teams jockeying for spot in Chase

By Art Larson Sr. The first half of the NASCAR racing season has come to a close, and the chase is on. Eight races are left in which the 12 teams in the race for the championship will be determined. Last week I thought that the 12 teams were pretty much set, and only major…

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