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Sam Ordung, the focus of the latest WJLE “Preacher Feature”, came to DeKalb County almost two years ago to pastor the Dowelltown, Fullers Chapel, and the Mount Pisgah United Methodist Churches
DeKalb County 4-H members competed at the Central Region Livestock Judging Contest. Back row: Cody Robinson, Clayton Crook, Abby Cross, Mason Taylor, Ansley Cantrell, Caley Taylor, Emma Hancock, Jenna Cantrell, Evan Reid, and Kolton Slager. Front row: Julian Alvarez, Tyler Dunn, McKenna Miller, Chaylea Lunsford, Cali Agee, Laura Magness, Izayah Dowell, Riley Fuson, and Grady Hancock.
“Squeaker” the WJLE/DeKalb Animal Coalition featured “Pet of the Week” has been adopted
Spring Things is set for May 4th from 10-2pm at DeKalb Community Complex! This is a FREE event for kids and Families!
Cynthia Agee, Phillip Cripps, Mark McCowan, Dustin Martin, Chad Driver, Chad Colwell, Wes Taylor, Amy Grissom of Wilson Bank & Trust hosted a Community Appreciation Luncheon Tuesday
Alexandria Woman Escapes Injury in Sunday Tractor Trailer Accident
Homeowners Association Taking County to Court over Subdivision Roads
The Clothes Closet brings renewed hope to the needy families of DeKalb County (Bill Conger Photo)
DeKalb County High School recently recognized Wilson Bank & Trust for supporting DCHS baseball with a new sponsored scoreboard. WBT Smithville Office Manager Chad Colwell joined Tiger baseball players and coaches in dedicating the new scoreboard, which has been in use this season
County to Rearrange Some Courthouse Offices
WJLE and participating sponsors are presenting a photo gallery of the DCHS Class of 2019 in April and May. (VIEW TOP LEFT ON WJLE HOME PAGE)
DeKalb County to Participate in Great American Cleanup Day: Sheriff Patrick Ray, Smithville Mayor Josh Miller. County Mayor Tim Stribling, and Chamber Director Suzanne Williams
The DeKalb Animal Coalition is closing its Restore known as “The DAC Benefit Place” April 27 and with it will go the primary fundraising source for the shelter.
Off the Beaten Path Shows Off New Sign: Pictured: left to right: Chamber Director Suzanne Williams, Jessica Higgins, Robin Driver, Kristie Driver, Smithville Mayor Josh Miller, Kathy Hendrixson of Justin Potter Library, Smithville Alderman Gayla Hendrix, Crafters and Artisans Claudia Lee, Lauren Bryant, Abraham Pardee, Sherri Cratty, Rob Harvey, and Louis Colombarini.
Norene Puckett
DeKalb Animal Coalition Erects New Play Pen for Dogs at the Shelter
