June 9, 2026
News
Times has new look starting this week
Staff reports The Elk Valley Times now has what is considered a more modern magazine-styled format — called the Berliner — beginning with this edition. “The new format’s presentation is…
Fire damages Huntsville Highway shop’s interior
Fire from a wood burning furnace damaged the interior of a Huntsville Highway resident’s workshop last Wednesday, March 18, according to the Fayetteville Fire Department.
Scammer poses as DirecTV installer
An individual posing as a DirecTV employee recently attempted to scam a Lincoln County resident by phone, according to a report by Lincoln County Deputy Karly Cotton.
Commission OKs rezoning property on Pulaski Highway
The Lincoln County Commission approved the rezoning of property at 2313 Pulaski Highway from A-1 (agriculture, forestry, rural residential) to A-2 (suburban residential) during the March 17 meeting.
Junior Round Dozen’s meeting includes a book review and report on Little Free Libraries
Members of the Junior Round Dozen Book Club held their February meeting on Valentine’s Day at the beautifully decorated home of Laura Kinkle. Linda Holland and Donna West served as co-hostesses.
April’s First Saturday gets underway at 10 a.m. Saturday on the downtown square
We’re not joking when we say you won’t want to miss the start of First Saturdays as it gets underway April 4 around the inside perimeter of the downtown square and beyond.
Heart of RCA Benefit Dinner & Auction set for April 25
Riverside Christian Academy invites the public to join in a night of fun for their annual RCA Benefit Dinner & Auction to be held at the school on April 25 beginning at 5:30 p.m. Doors open at 5:15 p.m.
Sponsors needed for 4-H Clays for the Clover event
More than 15,680 youth from across the state participate in the Tennessee 4-H sports program. Of those, 20 earned the right to participate in a oncein- a-lifetime opportunity by competing at the National 4-H Shooting Sports Championship in Grand Island, Nebraska. The youth will represent the Volunteer state in disciplines such as air rifle, recurve archery, compound archery, shotgun and smallbore rifle. The combined cost for Tennessee 4-H’ers to attend this event is approximately $40,000.