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Fayetteville Public Utilities has hired a Jackson firm for design and engineering services for a proposed facility addition. Representatives of TLM Associates, Inc., a firm that has provided services for other utility systems constructing new offices, were on hand during last week’s board of directors’ work session. Jerry Hartsfield, a representative of the firm, discussed options for utilizing property purchased by FPU last year along Market Street near FPU’s headquarters.
Fayetteville Public Utilities has hired a Jackson firm for design and engineering services for a proposed facility addition. Representatives of TLM Associates, Inc., a firm that has provided services for other utility systems constructing new offices, were on hand during last week’s board of directors’ work session. Jerry Hartsfield, a representative of the firm, discussed options for utilizing property purchased by FPU last year along Market Street near FPU’s headquarters.
Turnout has been steady since early voting got underway, said Shelia Allen, Lincoln County’s administrator of elections, noting that her office is averaging close to 300 citizens coming in each day to cast their ballots. Early and absentee voting continues through this Saturday, Aug. 2, for the county general, state primary and Petersburg city elections that will be conducted Aug. 7. Through Friday, the Lincoln County Election Commission is open
City and county officials met early last week for a walk-through of the now complete speculative building constructed in the Posey Industrial Park on the Winchester Highway. The $2 million facility, built by Sain Construction Co. out of Manchester, is being eyed by at least one industrial prospect, said Elaine Middleton, economic development director during the Fayetteville/Lincoln County Industrial Development Board’s July meeting. That prospect is expected to make a
Fayetteville’s Bill Daniels was the recipient of the WHNT News 19’s “Pay It Forward” honor last week. On Tuesday, while the team practiced, News 19’s Clarissa McClain surprised Bill with the award and presented $319 in cash to help fund his cause. Bill is an avid golfer, and along with his wife of 54 years, Judy, the couple has volunteered their time to work with the Special Olympics Golf Team
The Lincoln County Velocity U13 team recently claimed the Tennessee Youth Baseball Association state title, taking the win for the championship over the Smyrna Vipers, 12-5, in Murfreesboro. In the title tournament, the team finished pool play as the 2-seed behind Smyrna. They advanced to the championship game, defeating the Manchester Tri County Stars, 8-1, in the semifinals. Velocity wraps up its season with an overall record of 20-4. Earlier
Tanner Sanders was a standout softball pitcher during her tenure playing for the Lady Falcons at Lincoln County High School. Following her graduation in 2012, she joined the Lipscomb University Lady Bisons’ softball team in Nashville. Recently, Tanner received an opportunity of a lifetime – to pitch for the Central Virginia All-Stars in a couple of exhibition games against Team USA. Editor’s Note: The following is an article by Mark
Baylee Parton is pictured here with her horse, Leggs, following the State 4-H Junior High Ranch Division Horse Show in Shelbyville. Baylee was third high individual in overall points. She and Leggs placed second in Ranch Riding, fourth in Horsemanship, third in Trail and fourth in Reining.
Skillathon Winners from the County Junior Beef Show are (from left) Juliann Fears, Junior High; Kelsey Faulkner, Senior Level II; Abigayle Pollock, Senior Level I; Jana Owen, Junior; and James White, Explorer.
Aubrey Malone and Ten Chex to Cash were recently named the overall High Point Champion in the Ranch Junior Division at the Tennessee State 4-H Horse Show in Shelbyville. Aubrey won second in Reining, third in showmanship, first in Halter Geldings, ninth in Ranch Riding, second in Horsemanship and first in Trail.
Carriage House Players’ Willy Wonka enters into its last weekend of performances. Shows are slated for July 31, Aug. 1 and 2 at 7 p.m. and Aug. 2 at 2 p.m. at Adnia Rice Theatre at Lincoln County High School. Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for students, and are available at all regular ticket outlets: Bagley and Bagley Insurance, Carter’s Drug Store, The Book Inn, The Flower House, Sissy’s
Carriage House Players’ production of Willy Wonka opens this Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Adnia Rice Theater at Lincoln County High School. Additional dates are July 25, 26, 31 and Aug. 1and 2 at 7 p.m. and July 27 and Aug. 2 at 2 p.m. This production is directed by Mickey Johnson, assisted by Jennifer Taylor, with Lisa Adams as musical director. This musical spectacular stars Wilder Posey as
Tennessee State Fair’s Taste of Tennessee has expanded to two nights. Opening weekend at the Tennessee State Fair will provide again this year an opportunity for fairgoers to taste the best of Tennessee except this year the special tasting event will include much more than a variety of locally brewed beers and ales. Introduced at last year’s Fair as a one-night event, the Taste of Tennessee was received with such
Loading ...Fayetteville Public Utilities has hired a Jackson firm for design and engineering
Turnout has been steady since early voting got underway, said Shelia Allen,
Fayetteville’s Bill Daniels was the recipient of the WHNT News 19’s “Pay
The Lincoln County Velocity U13 team recently claimed the Tennessee Youth Baseball
Baylee Parton is pictured here with her horse, Leggs, following the State
Skillathon Winners from the County Junior Beef Show are (from left) Juliann