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September 8, 2010 7:44 AM
| Date | Time | Location | Who |
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| 9/18 | 11-1 | Walgreens | TBA |
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County deputies responded to a Highland Drive home in reference to a residential burglary. The victims stated the bathroom window on the east side of the home had been pried open. The window showed evidence of tool marks and the screen was on the porch. Thieves searched the entire house taking various jewelry consisting of rings, necklaces, and other precious metals.
Monday may be a holiday for most folks, but not as far as garbage collection goes. According to officials with the City of Crossville, Cumberland Waste Disposal will be proceeding with waste disposal as usual on Monday. If Monday is your regularly scheduled garbage collection day, you are asked to have your garbage at your curb site as normal, so that crews can pick it up as scheduled. In addition, other city offices and county offices will be closed, including the county's Solid Waste Department.
Over the 2009 Labor Day holiday, nine people were killed in nine fatal crashes on Tennessee roadways. That count is down from 12 people killed on Tennessee roadways in 2008. THP Colonel Mike Walker said impaired driving is not a joke; people are tragically killed as a result of someone else's poor judgment. THP's goal is to prevent that from happening by patrolling state roadways in full force and making no excuses or exceptions for those driving under the influence this Labor Day weekend. The THP has established sobriety checkpoints in high volume and high crash corridors across the state to look for aggressive and impaired drivers as well as safety belt violators. The official holiday reporting ends Labor Day, Monday at midnight.
After dropping two games earlier this week, the Lady Jets Varsity Soccer team ended the week with a strong home victory over Rhea County 5-0.
The South Cumberland Rebels have not lost an Elementary School football game since the Fall of 2008 and improved to 3-0 in the 2010 season. Also, Homestead, Martin and Stone won to improve to 2-1 on the year.
Thursday, September 2nd Results
Homestead Bulldogs 38 (2-1) Brown Bears 0 (0-3)
Martin Eagles 36 (2-1) North Patriots 0 (2-1)
South Rebels 31 (3-0) Crab Orchard Tigers 0 (1-2)
Stone Coyotes 28 (2-1) Pleasant Hill 12 (0-3)