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Sen. Bowling to host Town Hall Meeting in Smithville

June 3, 2025
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State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullohoma) announced her first town hall for the Summer 2025 in DeKalb County.

Bowling, who represents Coffee, DeKalb, Franklin, Grundy, Lincoln and Warren Counties in the Tennessee Senate, will host monthly town halls over the course of the summer to meet with constituents and hear their concerns and issues regarding the state legislature.

WHO: State Senator Janice Bowling

WHAT: DeKalb County Town Hall

WHEN: Monday, June 9th, 2025 at 9:00am

WHERE: 104 E. Main Street Smithville, TN 37166, City Council Room




Middle Tennessee Natural Gas Supports Smithville Jamboree with $1,000 Donation Through Project Hometown Help

June 3, 2025
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The Smithville Jamboree is thrilled to announce a generous contribution from Middle Tennessee Natural Gas, which has donated $1,000 to the festival through its charitable initiative, Project Hometown Help. This donation underscores the company’s commitment to supporting local traditions and fostering community engagement.

Project Hometown Help, a program designed to give back to the communities served by Middle Tennessee Natural Gas, provides financial assistance to organizations that enrich and strengthen the region. The Smithville Jamboree, a celebrated annual event showcasing Appalachian music, dance, and crafts, is a proud recipient of this donation.

“We are incredibly grateful for Middle Tennessee Natural Gas’s support,” said Kim Driver Luton, President of the Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree & Crafts Festival. “This contribution will help us continue to preserve and celebrate the rich cultural heritage of our region while bringing people together for an unforgettable experience.”

The Smithville Jamboree invites attendees to enjoy live performances, artisan crafts, and family-friendly activities during the festival July 4 – 5, 2025. Middle Tennessee Natural Gas’s donation ensures that this cherished tradition can continue to thrive, benefiting the local economy and fostering a sense of community pride.

For more information about the Smithville Jamboree, visit smithvillejamboree.com. To learn
more about Project Hometown Help, visit mtng.com.




Smithville Bogey Boys Golf Tournament

June 3, 2025
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The fairways of Smithville Golf Course were filled with laughter, friendly competition, and a strong sense of community spirit on Saturday, May 31, as local golfers gathered for the Smithville Bogey Boys Golf Tournament.

Organized by the light-hearted local golf group known as the Smithville Bogey Boys, the event was designed to bring together golfers of all skill levels for a day of fun, fellowship, and a shared love of the game. The tournament drew a crowd of both local players and out-of-town guests—many of whom have already expressed interest in returning next year.

“This wasn’t just about golf,” said one participant. “It was about bringing people together. And you could really feel that out here today.”

Community-Driven and Sponsor-Supported

The tournament was made possible by the generosity of several local businesses and community leaders. Their support helped cover prizes, giveaways, and event logistics, allowing the day to run smoothly and leave a lasting impression.

Sponsors included:
Shannon Cantrell, Smithville Assessor of Property; Smithville Donuts; Lipstick Pig; Food Lion; Rick Barlow’s Club Repair; El Rancho; Sonic; Ace Hardware; BW Fine Cigar Shop & Lounge; Isaac Walker; Gracie Nicholson; and Smithville Golf Course.

Winners and Highlights

The tournament featured multiple contests and giveaways that added an extra layer of excitement throughout the day:
• First Place: Brain Koegler & Caleb Gash– Trophy + Free 18-hole round of golf
• Second Place: Austin Garrett & Ethan Hale– Two $35 gift cards to El Rancho
• Closest to the Pin (Hole 4): Michael Atnip– Box of Titleist Pro V1x golf balls
• Longest Drive (Hole 7): Colton Seifert – Free 9-hole round of golf

Giveaways and Good Times

In addition to the main competition, participants had the chance to win a variety of prizes, including:
• A free golf lesson with Isaac Walker
• $25 gift card from BW Fine Cigar Shop & Lounge
• A new hybrid golf club
• Sonic coupons
• A decorative hummingbird feeder

Everyone walked away with something—whether it was a prize, a new friendship, or just a great story to tell. Plans are already underway for next year’s tournament, and if this first one is any indication, the best is yet to come.

For more photos, stories, and updates, follow the Smithville Bogey Boys on Facebook.




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