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DCHS Junior Raiden Martin Elected FBLA State President
DCHS Basketball Most Valuable Cheerleader Zoe Maynard, Most Valuable Lady Tiger Lydia Brown, and Most Valuable Tiger Tanner Poss were awarded at the annual team banquet Friday night
Director of Schools Patrick Cripps signs two year contract extension as approved by the Board of Education Thursday night. Cripps is pictured with the Chairman of the Board W.J. (Dub) Evins, III (right) and Vice Chairman Danny Parkerson
The Fifth Grade Essay Winners and their teacher were presented awards at the DeKalb Farm Bureau Board Meeting on March 5th. The subject for the essays was “Why is Agriculture Important?” Pictured are Cathy Officer, Farm Bureau Women’s Chair who presented $50.00 to Kristy Lasser, teacher with the most entries, $50.00 to Cali Agee, First Place Essay, and $25.00 to McKenna Miller, Second Place Essay, and Mack Harney, DeKalb Farm Bureau President. Cali’s Essay goes on to State for judging on April 27th.
The Board of Education and Director of Schools Thursday night got their first look at the schematic design, site plan, and floor plan for a new Smithville Elementary School. to be located on campus of Northside Elementary.
DCHS Tiger Basketball Award Winners at Team Banquet Friday Night: Seated left to right- Noah Martin, Tanner Poss (MVP), and Nathan Atkins. Standing left to right- Brayden Howard, Hayden Thomas, Dallas Cook, Colter Norris, Dakota White, Brayden Antoniak, Isaac Walker, and Aiden Whitman.
DCHS Basketball Cheerleader Award Winners at Team Banquet Friday Night: Seated left to right-Holly Evans, Zoe Maynard (MVC), and Grace King. Standing left to right-Monica Carlton, Presley Agee, MaKayla Cook, and Callie Mulloy
DCHS Lady Tiger Basketball Award Winners at Team Banquet Friday Night: Seated left to right-Maddison Parsley, Lydia Brown (MVP), and Joni Robinson. Standing left to right- Kadee Ferrell, Kenzie France, Leah Davis, and Mya Ruch
Smithville-DeKalb County Rescue Squad Captain Dustin Johnson asks County for Fuel Reimbursement Funds for agency volunteers
Another view of Option 1 showing traffic ingress and egress through the two school campus
Site Plan Option # 1 for new elementary school proposes to fit it on the existing Northside Elementary School property with no additional land acquisition necessary. However, the architects said this option poses challenges as the new building would encroach on a natural sloping drainage area and playground space would be limited.
Site Plan Option #2 proposes to expand the campus with the acquisition of 12 acres
Site Plan Option #3 proposes to expand the campus with the addition of 21 acres.
Site Plan Option #4 would expand the Northside Elementary campus with the acquisition of 110 acres to provide room for construction of the new pre-K to 2nd grade school and for future construction of a new high school (modeled after Stone Memorial High School in Crossville).
Alexandria presents the Giant Easter Egg Hunt April 13 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the ball field. Call 615-517-8065 for more information.
Meet "Bear" a two year old Akita/Shepard mix and the “Pet of the Week”, a regular segment on WJLE featuring a lovable critter at the DeKalb Animal Shelter that needs a good home.
Members of the Leadership DeKalb Class of 2019 visits with Governor Bill Lee today (Tuesday) at the State Capitol
Walk Across Tennessee Contest to Kick-Off April 1
The Smithville-DeKalb County Chamber presented a Community Improvement Award to Anthony and Dana Scott for their beautiful renovations to their downtown Smithville property located at 106 W. Main Street,
The Smithville-DeKalb County Chamber presented a Community Improvement Award to Anthony and Dana Scott for their beautiful renovations to their downtown Smithville property located at 102 W. Main Street,
The Smithville-DeKalb County Chamber presented a Community Improvement Award to Anthony and Dana Scott for their beautiful renovations to their downtown Smithville property located at 109 W. Main Street,
The Smithville-DeKalb County Chamber presented a Community Improvement Award to Anthony and Dana Scott for their beautiful renovations to their downtown Smithville property located at 105 W. Walnut Street.
High water at Center Hill Lake submerges a pavilion and bathroom at Floating Mill Park in Silver Point, Tenn., Feb. 25, 2019. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District is assessing damage to recreation facilities at its 10 lakes in the Cumberland
