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DCHS at Nolensville (State Football Play-Offs)

Friday, November 22

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Omega Apparel Incorporated was once a thriving garment factory in Smithville and the new company that has succeeded Omega, 620 Pelham, Inc. hopes to make it flourish again. Amanda Callis, Plant Manager shown here with employee Estelle Sanchez who is sewing military waterproof Goretex seam sealed Parka trousers for the US Navy
67 year old Linda Lawrence of Smithville died after being airlifted to Vanderbilt Hospital following a one car rollover crash Friday night on West Main Street. (Jim Beshearse Photo)
The 2019 DCHS Basketball Team: 1st row: Robert Wheeler, Levi Driver, Jordan Young, Connor Vance, Brayden Antoniak, Nathaniel Crook, Zachary Birmingham, Elishah Ramos; 2nd row: Brayden Jett, Luke Jenkins, Stetson Agee, Michael Elswick, Dakota White, Alan Munoz, Lucas Hale, Isaac Brown, Aiden Whitman; 3rd row: Coach Logan Vance, Haylee Merriman, Ean Jones, Rylan Rhea, Kylan Rhea, Dallas Cook, Evan Jones, Coach John Sanders
Bottom row Left to right: Natalie Snipes, Aniston Farler, Hanah Willingham, Xharia Lyons,Ally Griffth, Megan Cantrell, Summer Crook; 2nd row Jaley Hale (mgr), Kadee Ferell, Madison Martin, Kennedy Agee, Grace Griffin, Elizabeth Seber (mgr); Top row: Mya Ruch, Kenzie France, Danny Fish (head coach) Megan Walker, Emme Colwell. Not pictured Assistants: Hanah Panter and Maddison Parsley
Tigers Advance to TSSAA Class 4A Quarterfinals After Thrilling Win at Marshall County
Outstanding DCHS senior softball outfielder Megan Walker signed a letter of intent with Trevecca Nazarene University Friday to play collegiate ball after she graduates here. She was joined at the signing by her parents, Jason and Renee Walker and sister Morgan
ACT 29+Club at DCHS
ACT 21+Club at DCHS
Will Farris Awarded DeKalb Saints Football MVP while Elaina Turner Named MVC
DeKalb West School Students of the Month: Pictured front row left to right: Christian Cripps. Maggie Hendrix, Jordyn Cantrell, Harmony Edwards, and Maddux Pyburn. Pictured back row left to right: Assistant Principal Joey Agee, Jadyn Howard, Teagan Wyatt, Kawasi Troyer, Izzy Prichard, Serenity Patterson, and Principal Sabrina Farler.
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.
DeKalb Fishing Team Competes in Tournament. Pictured Sammy Talent, North Central Director, Jadyn Young, and Preston Moore.
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,
2020 Salem Baptist Association Leadership: The following officers were elected to serve the Salem Baptist Association, Liberty at their 197th Annual Session held at Sycamore Baptist Church on October 29. Shown here, front row from left, are Ken Griffith-Treasurer; Paul Freeze-Associational Mission Strategist, Larry Thomas-Outgoing Moderator; Tommy Davis-Trustee; Jason Lohorn-Trustee. Back row, from right are, David Faulkner-Clerk; Mike Carpenter-Asst. Clerk, Dusty Desimone-Moderator; and Bobby Lee Hale-Vice Moderator.
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
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