Course to give youngsters chance to plant pizza garden
By Charles W. Johnson The local Master Gardeners will be holding a special Junior Master Gardeners Daycamp on June 4-6, from 8:30-11:30 a.m. at the Warren County Administration Building. The cost is $15 and the program is geared toward children grades 4-8. According to Master Gardeners member Tina Smock, who is also with the Extension…
Read MoreRoadblocks planned this week
Motorists can expect to see roadblocks this week as the Highway Patrol has announced it will be conducting random checks across Warren County. The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting driver license and/or sobriety checkpoints this week on State Routes 8, 56, 108 and 127 in Warren County, according to Highway Patrol Sgt. Billy Prater,…
Read MoreScarecrow guards Eastside garden
By Lisa Hobbs Welcome to the Eastside Elementary’s school garden. Students in Lisa Rowland’s class and Sharon Frazier’s class combined to create the garden. Guarded by one colorful scarecrow, made by Eastside student Ariel Copeland and her mother, are several vegetable plants. In the fall, the vegetables will be picked and made into a stew…
Read MoreChurch to celebrate its Best of Best honor
By Charles W. Johnson LEFT: BURNS – CENTER: A. PEDIGO – RIGHT: S. PEDIGO The Jesus Name Pentecostal Church, located at 231 Mullican Street here in McMinnville, will be holding a special event Sunday, May 25 beginning with the morning service at 10 a.m. and continuing throughout the day, in recognition of the church’s selection…
Read MoreMcMinnville’s Web site to feature community videos
By Lisa Hobbs McMinnville’s Web site, www.mcminnvilletenn.com, will get a free video boost from a Community Video Showcase program. The video will spotlight McMinnville and offer local business owners the chance to advertise. City officials agreed to allow CGI Communications to make a Streaming Video Tour Book of McMinnville and place it on the Web…
Read MoreCope to serve time for stealing brother’s ID
A man who stole his own brother’s identity and took out two loans in his name will serve 120 days behind bars. The defendant, Mark Cope, 26, was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Bart Stanley to serve 120 days of a three-year sentence, pay $250 plus court costs, and make restitution for the two loans…
Read MoreWCMS club performs before Rotary president
By Lisa Hobbs It was another busy year for members of the McMinnville Youthact Club at Warren County Middle School. Not only was the community service group involved in several projects, members were asked to perform for Rotary International’s president. During the Rotary multi-district conference held in Nashville, members of the club were asked to…
Read MoreBeef Quality Assurance certification setProgram to be held Thursday night
BY J. Dale Beaty One last time before its time to send in the cost share grant applications. Thursday night, May 22, at 6 p.m. This is the last chance to get your Beef Quality Assurance certification. Give me a call here at the Extension office if you have questions. ” HAY TIME IS ON…
Read More‘Superstar’ showcased in three performances
‘Jesus Christ Superstar,’ the groundbreaking theatrical masterpiece by legendary writing team Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice, is coming to the Tennessee Performing Arts Center’s Andrew Jackson Hall, May 30-31, for three performances. The first collaboration between Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice to be performed on the professional stage, ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ is one…
Read MoreMay for older Americans
The United States is nearing the start of a tremendous demographic shift. Beginning in 2011, the first of 78 million baby boomers (people born between 1946 and 1964) will start transitioning into retirement, kicking off an expansion in the number of elderly people that will continue for decades. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, one…
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