Koran shooting hardly criminal
By Diana West It is late August 1939. American columnist Augusta ‘Gusto’ Nash, played by the incomparable Claudette Colbert in the 1940 movie ‘Arise, My Love,’ is sitting in a French railway car taking her from Paris (and love interest Ray Milland) to her next assignment: Adolph Hitler’s Berlin. Not surprisingly, she is boning up…
Read MoreCowboys hope it’s not ‘game over’ for Pac-Man
IRVING, Texas (AP) – Tank Johnson looked into the camera and sent a message to NFL commissioner Roger Goodell, loudly, clearly and with a big smile: “Roger, please, let him play! From Tank. Thanks, buddy.” “Him,” of course, is Adam “Pacman” Jones. The status of the suspended cornerback remains the main topic of interest surrounding…
Read MoreDr Pepper, Holder Realty tied on top
By Dale Stubblefield After Tuesday’s match-ups in the Gold and Silver bowling league, two teams are tied for first place. Dr Pepper Bottling and Holder Realty have 11 points each with McMinnville Lanes just one point behind with 10. Crouch Motors and Foster & Foster Realty have eight points each. Security Federal has seven, Cumberland…
Read MoreAycock Fencing contains Sanders Construction
By Dale Stubblefield Results from Tuesday night action in the girls 7- and 8- year-old softball league saw Aycock Fencing down Sanders Construction 11-6 in five innings. Both teams scored four runs in the first inning. Sanders sent one run to the plate in the top of the third and one in the fifth. Aycock…
Read MoreIs NASCAR coming to Kentucky?
By Art Larson Sr. Ever since I attended a stock car race at the Kentucky Speedway, I have been campaigning for a NASCAR Sprint Cup race to be held there. The facilities at the speedway are some of the best in the business. I rate the garage facilities as A-1 since there are enough individual…
Read MoreTennis tourney set for June 5
By Dale Stubblefield Karaline Deaton keeps her eye on the ball, while she hits a backhand down the line. Deaton is one of the 16 campers who participated in the tennis camp this week at the Civic Center courts WCHS tennis coach David Dunlap kicked off his yearly tennis camps this week at the Civic…
Read MoreTaking aim at the title-Bess named to All-State clay target shooting team
By Dale Stubblefield A local young lady has been selected to the 2008 Tennessee Scholastic Clay Target Program All-State team. LaNae Bess, daughter of Mark and Stephanie Bess of Morrison, was selected as team captain for the women’s varsity team. She was nominated for the honor by State Director and Cumberland County head coach Kim…
Read MoreAshley Semsar to wed July 12
Sherene Ashley Semsar of Mount Pleasant, S.C. will wed George Nathaniel Magrath, III of Conway, S.C. on July 12. The nuptials will be held at East Cooper Baptist Church in Mount Pleasant. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mary Elledge Semsar and Mehdi Semsar of Mount Pleasant. Her grandparents are the late Oscar and Neoshia…
Read MoreFCE club
Lucky Homemakers met May 19 at 10 a.m. for their monthly meeting. President Sherry Salaman presided, with Jo Ann Ballard serving as hostess. Dima Craddock read for the devotional from I Chronicles 28:20. The roll call was answered by how many books read and ‘A healthy food I eat is. . . ‘ with eight…
Read MoreWho’s new
Baby Girl Nika Bowdoin Bolhuis was born May 17 at Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga weighing 5 pounds, 8 ounces. Parents of the infant are Thomas Bolhuis and Ge-Anne Bowdoin of Calhoun, Ga. Nika is joined by brother, David Hillis. Her grandparents include Thom Bolhuis and Giny Maring, of the Netherlands, and the late Harold and…
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