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Retired officers donate to Child Advocacy Center

By LISA HOBBS Fighting against child abuse long after retirement, the Tennessee Highway Patrol Retired Officers Association has donated $525,000 to organizations since their anti-child abuse campaign began. The most recent recipient of their generosity is the Children’s Advocacy Center of the 31st Judicial District in Warren County. A $1,000 donation was made to the…

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Bennett airlifted

Robert Woodlee prepares to upright the vehicle driven by Billy Bennett after he struck a tree and overturned Saturday evening on Shellsford Road. His passenger, Ann Bennett, was airlifted from the scene to Erlanger for treatment of serious injuries.

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Bennett airlifted

Robert Woodlee prepares to upright the vehicle driven by Billy Bennett after he struck a tree and overturned Saturday evening on Shellsford Road. His passenger, Ann Bennett, was airlifted from the scene to Erlanger for treatment of serious injuries.

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Vandals strike fountain, again

By LISA HOBBS Big Brother might just come in handy. An unidentified foam-producing substance was once again placed in the Court Square fountain in the early morning hours yesterday by persons unknown. The last time vandalism to the fountain occurred was May 29, 2006. At that time, an unknown substance was placed in both the…

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Stephanie Mullican to wed Beebo York

Stephanie Mullican will wed Larry (Beebo) York, Jr. Sept. 29 in a nuptial ceremony. The bride-elect is the daughter of Steven Lynn and Becky Mullican of Morrison, and Regina Kay Smartt of Beersheba Springs. Her grandparents are Mary and Gary Mullican of Morrison, and Bennie and Charles Long of Beersheba Springs. The future bridegroom is…

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Who’s New

Baby Girl Jocelyn Danielle McFall, daughter of Justin and Stefanie McFall of Navarre, Fla., is announcing the birth of their daughter. She was born Aug. 10 at Eglin Air Force Base Hospital in Florida. The infant weighed 7 pounds, 10 1/2 ounces upon arrival. Her grandparents are Larry and Linda Sharpe and Freddie and George…

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FCE Club

Members of the Midway FCEC met Sept. 5 at 9 a.m. for a breakfast meeting at Wilma Jean’s Kitchen. President Zella Cook officiated, with roll call answered to ‘A great place to see the fall leaves is. . . , with 13 members replying. Extension agent Hilda Lytle was the guest. Secretary Dora Cooper read…

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Homes open for tour Saturday

By Margaret Hobbs Homes situated on the river’s banks have always offered a certain sense of appeal, both to water lovers and to people who enjoy the rustic, outdoor life. It seems Warren County has lots of citizens seeking that type of solitude. It is evident by the many lovely and unique homes cropping up…

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Breakfast For Dinner…Enjoy It With Your Family Tonight!

Looking for new and enjoyable family meal ideas? Have you ever thought of serving breakfast for dinner? With evaporated milk on hand in your pantry, you can transform your family’s favorite breakfasts into delicious and savory dinners. From making creamy sauces to mouth-watering casseroles, evaporated milk is the key to serving up special, but easy…

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Karate winners

McMinnville School of Karate students recently competed at the Tennessee State Karate Championships in Cookeville. Pictured are, front row, from left, Ben Vassar, Seth Pedigo and Nathan Steele, finalists. Back row, sensei Michael Grubbs, McCall Turner and Mitchell Madewell, finalists; and Chris Fults, who was third in weapons, forms and fighting in his division.

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