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Lake County signs Domestic Awareness Month Proclamation

By Shayna Burg | October 13, 2017

Arts & Crafts Festival is here!

By Shayna Burg | September 29, 2017

Two car collision near Ridgely

By Editor | September 28, 2017

Ridgely Chamber hosts first annual car show

By Editor | September 26, 2017

Lake County Banner Contributor Publishes Book

By Editor | September 21, 2017

WHAT IS THIS – Hannah Tilley of Atwood pets the baby calf at the petting zoo with the assistance of her mother, Jessica.

Southern Fried and Sweet Tea Festival attracts many out-of- towners

By Lindsey Bell | August 29, 2017

Dixie PAC winners

Miss Dixie PAC 2018 title goes to Lauren Dickson

By Lindsey Bell | August 22, 2017

2017 Southern Fried & Sweet Tea Festival: festivities this week in McKenzie

By Lindsey Bell | August 22, 2017

COMMISIONER VISITS CARROLL ACADEMY – State Commissioner of Children’s Services Bonnie Hommrich, State Director of Legislation for Children’s Services Russell Marty (center) and Carroll Academy
Senior Administrator Randy Hatch look over the many wall displays of New York Times and local newspaper
articles that fill Hatch’s office walls. Hatch says that being involved with Carroll Academy is his passion.

State commissioner told Carroll Academy needs increased funding

By Lindsey Bell | August 15, 2017

Four suspects in custody, one still at large from liquor store break in

By Lindsey Bell | August 8, 2017

USHER AWARDS – The Dixie Usher Appreciation awards were presented at a July 25 luncheon. From left
are Mildred Yarbrough, Volunteer of the Year; Mayor Dale Kelley; Bob Cloy, Carter-Holbrook Award; Courtney Saylor, Mayor’s Award; and The Dixie's Executive Director Lori Nolen.

Special awards go to three The Dixie ushers

By Lindsey Bell | August 1, 2017

OPEN HOUSE – Open house is planned for Saturday from 6:30 until 8:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 1:30 until 3 p.m. at the former Colonial Tea Room on the corner of Court Square and West Main Street.

Restoration project at Colonial Tea Room ready for viewing

By Lindsey Bell | July 25, 2017

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Hill and Baggett bound over for attempted murder

By Lindsey Bell | July 25, 2017

INSERVICE - These nurses were involved in inservice training recently at BMH – Huntingdon. Pictured (from left) are Teresa Brawner, RN, Infection Control/Employee Health Nurse, Baptist Huntingdon and one of several presenters; Melissa Thomas, RN, Huntingdon Primary; Rachel Williams, LPN, Hollow Rock-Bruceton Special School District; Vera Shipp, LPN, McKenzie Middle School; Beverly Keymon, LPN, West Carroll Special School District.

Nurses learn about youth health topics

By Daniel Richardson | July 24, 2017

Flames rising above Magpro in Camden

Late-night fire at MagPro in Camden

By Daniel Richardson | July 21, 2017

SOUTHBOUND — As a participant in the Vol State Road Race, Rick Gray of Johnson City jogs into

Huntingdon southbound along Highway 22 Friday morning.

Megamarathon participants pass through Carroll County

By Lindsey Bell | July 18, 2017

Garland Enloe McClure and his wife, Suzanne, who died in 1988. They married in 1942 when she came to work at H.I.S. to train employees.

Throwback Thursday: Railroad Career in Bruceton Remembered

By Lindsey Bell | July 13, 2017

NO ROOF — While the July 5 tornado tore the roof off the home of Richard and Caroline Brooks in Cedar Grove, some items seemed strangely undisturbed, such as the antique tea set display pictured in the far corner.

Tornado rips through Cedar Grove; over a dozen buildings damaged or destroyed

By Lindsey Bell | July 11, 2017

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Throwback Thursday: Carroll-South’s 2007 Relay for Life Topped $150,000 for Cancer Research

By Lindsey Bell | July 6, 2017

Campbell Arms welcomed with open arms in McKenzie

By Lindsey Bell | July 3, 2017

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