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On news stands Wednesday, August 20. More ››
1:54 PM, 08/19/2008
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ROGERSVILLE — Hawkins County native-turned-national
storyteller Doc McConnell was known for his quick wit, country charm and stories of life on Tucker’s
Knob. This week, having yielded on Saturday to complications from a stroke, he is mourned by the
community he cherished and remembered by peers as a renaissance man.
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complete obituary information, read the midweek edition. More ››
1:36 PM, 08/19/2008
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GREENEVILLE — Michael Eugene Noel, a former teacher and coach at Clinch School, has been sentenced to serve 26 years in federal custody.
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8:49 AM, 08/20/2008
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ROGERSVILLE — With one commissioner calling it “grandstanding,” a resolution asking county commissioners to cut their own pay and donate the savings came under fire at Monday’s Hawkins County Budget Committee meeting.
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9:08 AM, 08/20/2008
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ROGERSVILLE — The Hawkins County Board of Education voted
Thursday to accept a bid of $8.5 million for the constuction of a new school to serve students in
the fifth and sixth grades.
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9:02 AM, 08/20/2008
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Look for the comprehensive football preview in the August 20 issue of the Rogersville Review. More ››
10:45 AM, 08/20/2008
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JONESVILLE — Volunteer’s Lucas Armstrong defeated Abingdon’s Robert Stallard in a sudden playoff at Cedar Hill Country Club Tuesday to take the top prize in the Farmers & Miners Invitational. More ››
3:16 PM, 08/14/2008
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ROGERSVILLE — The National Wild Turkey Federation’s Clinch Mountain Longbeards will hold JAKES Day at Cherokee High School. Saturday, September 20, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m. More ››
3:14 PM, 08/14/2008
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MORRISTOWN — The official kickoff to the 2008 high school
football season is not slated until Thursday evening, August 21, when a handful of teams will lace
it up and hit the gridiron here in East Tennessee, but Five Rivers Conference football fans can get
a sneak peak of this their favorite teams at Burke-Toney Stadium Friday. More ››
3:18 PM, 08/14/2008
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DETROIT — If your kids spend too much time watching television, playing video games and chatting on the internet, you may want to have a talk with Rocky and Kellie Russell to see what keeps their daughters busy. More ››
12:15 PM, 08/12/2008
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