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Payne Denman wins Tennessee State Amateur Golf Championship for 2nd straight year

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The county has initiated its plan to tighten security at the courthouse. The public must now enter the courthouse from the eastside across from Smithville City Hall at the top the handicapped ramp on the second floor. All other entrance doors to the courthouse will be locked from the outside. Constable Mark Milam, courthouse security officer, will screen all persons coming into the courthouse and they will have to go through a metal detector.
The public must now enter the courthouse from the eastside across from Smithville City Hall at the top the handicapped ramp on the second floor. All other entrance doors to the courthouse are locked from the outside.
Courthouse entrance doors at the basement and second floor on the west side are now screened with a decorative scene to block public views into the building from the outside. Those doors are also locked from the outside. The only secured courthouse entrance is on the eastside second floor by the handicapped ramp
Payne Denman wins Tennessee State Amateur Golf Championship for 2nd straight year (photo by Tennessee Golf Association)
DeKalb County has a new Clerk and Master. During a brief ceremony Friday afternoon, Chancellor Ronald Thurman administered the oath of office to Nicole Wright who will assume her first day duties as Clerk and Master for the Chancery Court on Monday, June 30. Wright’s family stood beside her as she was sworn into office
Retiring Clerk and Master Debra Malone (left) and New Clerk and Master Nicole Wright
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