Should a portion of West Main downtown Smithville be made a one way street for diagonal parking?
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DCHS Basketball Season Opens Soon
The 13th Annual Blue Springs School Reunion was held October 26th and attendees included: front row from left, are Reed Miller, Peggy Couch, James Certain. Second row, from left, are Gene Foster, Vicky Foster, Evelyn Young, Pat Goff, Faye (Certain) Arnold, Patsy (Watson) Helton, Peggy Foster, James E. Sandlin, second row standing; Fay Bratcher, Peggy (Phillips) Hendrixson, Patsy (Phillips) Judkins. Back row, from left, are Allen Dolberry, Don Hutchings, Joe Foster, Ray Donald Young, Norval Young, Freddy Cripps,
The DeKalb Middle School PTO have announced the school’s annual chili/soup supper fundraiser to be held Saturday, November 16. The event will be held in the cafeteria from 4-7 p.m. Tickets are $5 and available from all students, as well as at the door. Stop in to support this fundraiser and enjoy delicious homemade chili and soups, desserts and more. While you are there get your bid in on several huge themed basked made by the classrooms to help raise money. Shown in the photo, from left, is PTO members Regena Daw, Shelia Kirby and Chris Summers, Principal Lacey Foutch, and Vice-Principal Anita Puckett.
DCHS Earns Pathways Certification from State
DeKalb Fishing Team Competes in Tournament. Pictured Sammy Talent, North Central Director, Jadyn Young, and Preston Moore.
Ryan Vaden is New Administrator at NHC Smithville
Sixth grade students at DeKalb West School have shown their appreciation to veterans. While some students drew and wrote thank you cards to men and women of the military for Veterans Day Monday, others chose to draw an American Eagle and write poems as their nod of gratitude
John Davis, Middle Tennessee Vice Commander of the American Legion (center) was the guest speaker at Monday’s Veterans Day observance hosted by the American Legion Post 122. Pictured with Legion Commander William Edmonds (left) and Adjutant Ronnie Redmon and a wreath placed at the Courthouse Veterans Monument.
Don Rigsby to Speak at Chamber Prayer Breakfast
Veterans place wreath at memorial monument following tribute program
The 2019 Smithville Business and Professional Women’s Club Tiny Autumn Miss: 3rd runner-up Nevaeh Renea Anderson, 1st runner-up Caroline Jewell Estes, Queen Shaniya Bates, and 2nd runner-up Alayna Hendrixson
The 2019 Smithville Business and Professional Women’s Club Autumn Princess is Baylei Anne Benson (right). Arraya Jenae Taylor (left) was 1st runner-up
The 2019 Smithville Business and Professional Women’s Club Autumn Sweetheart is Madison Brooke Dawson (right). Bailey Elizabeth Kidd (left) was 1st runner-up
The 2019 Smithville Business and Professional Women’s Club Fall Fest Queen is Kenlee Renae Taylor (right). Mackenzie Leigh Sprague (left) was named 1st runner-up.
