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Jerry & Helen Malone to retire
 Jerry and Helen Malone, owners of Jerry’s Auto Parts for 37 years, are retiring as of Sept. 1.
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Copperhill mayor only city race in Nov..
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Animal rescue group forms
SHARP, Safe Haven Animal Rescue Program, has met several times with the goal of creating a low-kill animal shelter for Polk County.
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Photo contest winners named
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Nancy Ward descendants visit exhibit
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You don;t have to be a "kid" to attend..
At least at Cleveland State, you don’t. More than half of the students enrolled at CSCC are non-traditional students, with many being of retirement age.
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Overhill receives culinary grant
 The Tennessee Overhill Heritage Association has received an $8,000 grant to develop a Culinary Tourism program for Polk, McMinn and Monroe counties.
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Eleven participate
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Encore program available for seniors
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Boy & Girls club progressing
 Donations needed to offset costs
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Education Association has new board me..
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Williams resigns Copperhill Council
Williams said he did not feel he could give full attention to the city because of work responsibilities.
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Basin residents can sign up for water
Water line extensions for Golf Course Road in Isabella and Kimsey Dairy Road in Turtletown are scheduled to begin next week.
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Physicians guilty of internet prescrip..
Two physicians, including one who worked at Fannin Regional Hospital, recently pled guilty in an Internet pharmacy business that generated more than $236 million in revenue.
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Nicholson's grocery closes
As Betty Nicholson retires from decades of providing groceries, Ed and Lisa Vest, owners of Hometown Foods in McCaysville, will be expanding their services.
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Brucker indicted
Erik Brucker, former owner of Ducktown Dodge, has been indicted on three counts of bank fraud.
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Ducktown to sell surplus property
Land put out for bid includes the former antique shop next to city hall, another lot on Main Street, a lot of Douglas Street and a lot on Douglas Street.
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Work begins on Hwy 411S
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Historical commission accepting grant ..
The grants, which are federally funded, will be available after Oct. 1, 2008.
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Benton approves loan for streets
The City of Benton has voted Monday night to borrow $400,000 from Benton Banking Company to pay Caldwell Paving for the recent street paving.
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