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Isaiah Washington (center) was chosen as Red Boiling Springs High School s Player of the Week for his performance in the Bulldogs Aug. 20 win at Oakdale. More information to follow later.
Isaiah Washington (center) was chosen as Red Boiling Springs High School's Player of the Week for his performance in the Bulldogs' Aug. 20 win at Oakdale. More information to follow later.
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MCHS junior quarterback Dallas Grace (center) was named Player of the Week for his performance in the Aug. 20 game. MCHS coach Mark Pemberton (left) selected Grace for the award, presented by Beverly Birdwell of Macon Bank & Trust. See Sports for more.
MCHS junior quarterback Dallas Grace (center) was named Player of the Week for his performance in the Aug. 20 game. MCHS coach Mark Pemberton (left) selected Grace for the award, presented by Beverly Birdwell of Macon Bank & Trust. See Sports for more.
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The Macon County Senior Citizens Center thanks NCTC for kicking off its Sustaining Sponsorship drive. Through NCTC s generous donation, the center is able to provide the many needed services and programs that are designed to help maintain active and healthy lifestyles for the senior citizens of Macon County. Pictured above are (from left) Annice Jones, Board Member, Debbie Hawkins, Board Member, Nancy White, NCTC, Dennis Wolford, Board Member, Jamie Dallas, Director, and Reba Bellar, Board member.
The Macon County Senior Citizens Center thanks NCTC for kicking off its Sustaining Sponsorship drive. Through NCTC's generous donation, the center is able to provide the many needed services and programs that are designed to help maintain active and healthy lifestyles for the senior citizens of Macon County. Pictured above are (from left) Annice Jones, Board Member, Debbie Hawkins, Board Member, Nancy White, NCTC, Dennis Wolford, Board Member, Jamie Dallas, Director, and Reba Bellar, Board member.
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A few members of the Times staff enjoy a laugh elicited Friday afternoon by former publisher Clay Morgan. Standing around not working (from left) are Brian Bennett, Brad Gaskins, Morgan, Leigh Dallas and Glenn Patterson. Good luck, Clay. We wish you well in your new endeavor. Now back to work everybody .... NOW! (Times staff photo by Hope Green)
A few members of the Times' staff enjoy a laugh elicited Friday afternoon by former publisher Clay Morgan. Standing around not working (from left) are Brian Bennett, Brad Gaskins, Morgan, Leigh Dallas and Glenn Patterson. Good luck, Clay. We wish you well in your new endeavor. Now back to work everybody .... NOW! (Times staff photo by Hope Green)
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The guest speaker at the Aug. 18th meeting of the Lafayette Rotary Club was Jerry Cherry. Cherry, who has over 20 years in aviation, has been recently put in charge of the Lafayette Airport. He explained the changes at the airport that have taken place and his plans to develope it, linking the aviation community with Lafayette businesses. Flight lessons are now available. Russell Brown was the program chairman of this meeting.
The guest speaker at the Aug. 18th meeting of the Lafayette Rotary Club was Jerry Cherry. Cherry, who has over 20 years in aviation, has been recently put in charge of the Lafayette Airport. He explained the changes at the airport that have taken place and his plans to develope it, linking the aviation community with Lafayette businesses. Flight lessons are now available. Russell Brown was the program chairman of this meeting.
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