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Community Events – November 7th Issue
Community Events – November 7th Issue Highland Harmony Community Chorus – A program created through the Appalachian Society of the Arts is open to area adult and teens (14 and up) who want to sing together in a large group. Rehearsals are on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month, 7 to 8:30 p.m. at…
Read MoreHalloween 2024
Halloween 2024 By Chris Maney [email protected] Businesses and venues across Scott County TN participated in the Halloween spirit. Scott High hosted a Highlander Halloween welcoming families across the county to the learning lodge and museum for various activities. Paint Rock Fire Dept was pictured as they hosted trick or treating at their station. Scott County Sheriff’s Office decorated their precinct for…
Read MoreFall on the Mall
Fall on the Mall By Chris Maney [email protected] Saturday was Scott County Tennessee’s largest Fall on the Mall event drawing hundreds of locals to the mall for games, a costume contest, vendors, and a trunk or treat hosted by local businesses. This year’s Fall on the Mall was expected to host over 50 vendors…
Read MoreScott County the Beginning
Pvt. Francis Allen, KIA in Germany Francis Allen was born in Scott County in March 4, 1921, he enlisted in the US Army on July 12, 1940 at Fort Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina. He was assigned to Co. G 3rd Battalion, 504th Parachute Regiment of the 82nd Airborne Division. At the time of his death…
Read MoreNathaniel Hancock the last living slave in Scott County receives headstone
Nathaniel Hancock the last living slave in Scott County receives headstone Members of Troop 333 and Crew 333 gathered Tuesday to place the headstone on the last living slave in Scott County, Nathaniel Hancock. The stone was applied for during the Eagle Project of Elijah West.
Read MoreOctober 31 Issue
October 31 Issue Highland Harmony Community Chorus – A program created through the Appalachian Society of the Arts is open to area adult and teens (14 and up) who want to sing together in a large group. Rehearsals are on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month, 7 to 8:30 p.m. at First United Methodist…
Read MoreOmni Family of Services Ribbon Cutting
Omni Family of Services Ribbon Cutting Omni Family of Services Ribbon Cutting Event was held on Thursday, October 17th, 2024. Omni provides support through exceptional child welfare and behavioral health. They offer a full continuum of services for children, adults, and families. The skilled team provides multiple pathways to help others not only survive but…
Read MoreSandy Monroe from Busy Bee Early Learning Daycare receives IMH and ECMH Endorsement
Sandy Monroe from Busy Bee Early Learning Daycare receives IMH and ECMH Endorsement Sandy Monroe from Busy Bee Early Learning Daycare is being commemorated for her accolades in receiving endorsements for Infant and Childhood Mental Health from The Association of Infant Mental Health in Tennessee, also known as, AIMHiTN. AIMHiTN is an organization which provides…
Read MoreBee Flawless Hair Studio has new location
Bee Flawless Hair Studio has new location Bee Flawless Hair Studio held a Ribbon Cutting on Friday, October 11th announcing their new location at 272 South Main Street- Oneida, TN.
Read MoreSgt. Ethan Davis, US Army of Huntsville was among the soldiers who were part of the D-Day, Utah Beach, Normandy invasion. Sgt. Davis died in France on July 10, 1944 of wounds he recieved during that invasion. Davis was born April 9, 1920 in Campbell County, Tennessee and was the son of William Thomas and…
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