Snow can be beautiful when it’s falling. But at some point it has to be cleared off your steps, sidewalks and driveway. If you are going to clear the snow, regardless of what mechanical assistance you may have, here are some considerations to keep in mind:
“What’s it?” Her momma asks.
Molly points upward. “The sparkly angel dolls you made last year.”
“I’m sorry Sweetie, but those halos are way too small even for Maverick’s head.”
“Not the halos, the little yellow lights you wrapped around them. They’d be perfect to wrap around Mav’rick’s halo. Please momma,” Molly begs.
Mayor Lynn Beeler and Vice-Mayor Richard Phillips along with Aldermen Keith Brantley, Josh Collins, Rebecca Lock, and the employees of the City of Plainview wish everyone a multitude of blessings, a Very Merry Christmas, and the Happiest New Year.
If you are dreaming of a new look or need a last minute haircut for the holidays, Clipping Crew Family Hair Care held the grand opening of their second location on December 20 in Plainview at 576 Tazewell Pike, next to Rondo's Pizza and a few steps from Atkins & Co. Bookkeeping & Tax Service. Stylist Christina Atkins is ready to help you look your best with a new cut or color for the new year. Christina will patiently listen and do her best to satisfy your hairstyle wishes. As a mother of five and with more than a dozen years as a stylist, she is used to making dreams come true.
We’re thrilled to announce that the groundbreaking ceremony for Union County’s Heritage Park took place on December 6. This marks an exciting step forward in preserving and celebrating our community’s rich history and culture. Thank you to everyone who joined us for this momentous occasion!
Union County Heritage Park has been honored with the prestigious Annette Anderson's Director's Award for the East Tennessee Community Center. This recognition highlights the park's outstanding contribution to the community, celebrating its commitment to preserving heritage and fostering engagement.
The Annette Anderson Directors' Award is granted annually to clients of the East Tennessee Community Design Center who have demonstrated a commitment to making East Tennessee a better place.
What a festive and fun way to wrap up 2024 with our FCE family. A huge thank you to Carol Pratt for graciously hosting our December meeting. Your warmth and hospitality made the gathering extra special.
We’d also like to give a big shoutout to everyone who brought delicious finger foods to share — from savory bites to sweet treats, everything was absolutely delightful!
Maynardville Elementary School has done it once again! For the second year in a row, MES has been the first school to fill a recycled water container with pop top tabs – in fact, they had one and a half full at their November 4H meeting! 4H’ers in each elementary school are collecting pop top tabs as a community service project. All tabs will be donated to our local Ronald McDonald House for recycling.
For whatsoever is born of God overcometh the world:
and this is the victory that overcometh the world, even our faith.
--1 John 5:4 (KJV)
Being drafted during World War II was a public affair. There would be a notice in the local newspaper listing the names of those called up during the previous week. I didn't know my husband before the war, so I don't have that notice from the newspaper. But I do have my cousin Grove's notice. Answering our country's call was locally a public affair. I remember when Grove's turn came. In our small cross-roads town (four corners and one side street); it was a celebrated event.