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Littleton, CO 80123
Westlake Greens
- Golf Course & Mtn. Views
- Large Pets Welcome
- Easy Hwy Access
- 20 Min To DTC & Downtown
- Fullsize Wash & Dryer Connections
- Private Garages w/Remotes
- Built-in Bookshelves & Plant Shelves
- Oval Tubs & Oversized Walk-in Closets
- Resort Style Swim Pool & Spa
- Fitness Center & Business Center
- Adjacent To Southwest Plaza Mall
- 9 Ft Ceiling & Crown Molding
Every season offers you new adventures with world-class skiing, hiking, camping, golf and bicycling right in your own neighborhood. Spend a day amid the natural beauty of your lake view home. When it's time for work, Westlake Greens' convenient freeway access makes getting there a breeze. We offer 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom apartments for rent in Littleton, CO.
Littleton, CO 80123
Verona Apartment Homes
- One and Two Bedroom Apartment Homes
- Washer and Dryers
- Professionally Landscaped
- Private Patios and Balconies
- Coming Soon: Dog Park!
- Free WiFi in Clubhouse and Poolside
- Pet Friendly
- Saltwater swimming Pool with Sundeck and Jacuzzi
- Adjacent to Golf Course & Greenbelt
- Conveniently Located
- 24-hour Fitness Center
- Close to C-470, I-25 and Hwy 285
Verona Apartment Homes is conveniently located Southwest of Denver in Littleton, Co. We offer spacious one and two bedroom apartments for rent, with quick access to major roadways, including C-470, Highway 285 and I-25; you can quickly be anywhere you need to be in and around LIttleton. Our community is within walking distance of Bowles Grove Park and other popular shopping and dining venues. Call today to schedule your tour of our one and two bedroom apartments for rent in Littleton.
Denver, CO 80227
Creekside at Amherst
- 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom Apartments For Rent
- Adjacent/Bear Creek Park
- Easy Access to HWY 285
- Spacious Walk-In Closets
- Ceiling Fans
- Carports Available
- Elegant Clubhouse, w/ Media Area and Fireplace
- Business Center, Executive Conference Room
- Fitness Center, Swimming Pool & Outdoor Heated Spa
- Access to Jogging & Bike Path, Tennis & Playground
- Pool Area & Large Playground
- Pets Welcome
The Creekside at Amherst offers 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Denver, CO. Enjoy short commutes to almost any area of the city or stay close to your home at fine area shopping and restaurants.
Lakewood, CO 80228
Americana Lakewood
- Views of City
- Secluded Location
- Swimming Pool
- Hot Tub
- Recreation
- Laundry Facilities
- Full Size washer and dryer in select units
- Patio & Balconies
- Woodburning Fireplaces in select units
- Covered Parking
- Jogging trail and City Park nearby
Americana Lakewood offers beautiful one and two bedroom apartment homes for rent nestled in the hills overlooking the city of Lakewood with spectacular views of downtown.
Littleton, CO 80123
Fairways at Raccoon Creek
- One-, Two- And Three-Bedroom Apartments For Rent
- Pet Friendly
- On-site Laundry Facilities
- Two On-Site Pet Parks
- Resort-Style Pool and Spa
- State-Of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Attached and Detached Garages Available
- Sun Decks Overlooking the Golf Course
- Fully Equipped Business Center
- Clubhouse
- Close to Shopping and Restaurants
- Close to Interstates
One, two and three bedroom apartment homes located in Littleton near I-25, I-225 and C-470. Pets welcome.
Golden, CO 80401
Summit View Village
- Newly Refurbished
- 1, 2 and 3 Bedrooms
- Short Term Lease Available
- Air Conditioning
- Patios/Balconies
- Grand Clubhouse
- Mountain Recreation
- On-site Daycare
- Pool, Spa, Sauna
- Covered Parking
- Walk to Shopping
- Fitness Center
Welcome to Summit View Village, a serene rental community now offering 1, 2 and 3 Bedroom apartments for rent in Golden, CO. Our apartment community lies just west of Denver, minutes from the foothills and Denver West Office Park, as well as Colorado Mills Mall. Mountain recreation areas are nearby, too. Your Golden, CO apartment for rent is waiting for you at Summit View Village. Reserve your newly renovated 1, 2, or 3 bedroom apartment for rent in Golden today!
Littleton, CO 80123
Dakota at Governor's Ranch
- Offers 1 & 2 Bedrooms For Rent
- Covered Parking
- Washers/Dryers Included
- Gas Fireplaces
- Fitness Center & Yoga Room
- State of the Art Business Center & Ipad Stations
- Convenient Shopping & Beautiful Landscaping
- Starbucks Coffee Bar located inside the Clubhouse
- Fully Renovated Apartments Available
- Picnic Area w/Pool, BBQ's, and a Fire Pit
- Car Wash Area
- Dog Run & Convenient Access to Foothills Park
Dakota at Governor's Ranch offers 1 & 2 bedrooms for rent plus fully renovated apartments are also available for rent in Littleton, CO. Living at The Dakota apartments means you can enjoy carefree apartment living in a location close to Denver International Airport, downtown, Southwest Plaza Mall, Littleton, parks, great schools and unlimited recreational opportunities. You'll be at the Foothill of the Rockies and minutes from world-class skiing.
Lakewood, CO 80235
Whisper Creek
- Walking Trails
- Barbecue Grill and Picnic Area
- Garage Parking Available
- 24-hour Emergency Maintenance
- Outdoor Swimming Pool and Spa
- Fireside Lounge
- Pet-friendly Community
- Covered Parking Available
Whisper Creek Apartments in Lakewood, CO, is surrounded by the Colorado foothills. Shopping is readily available at the Colorado Mills Mall and Southwest Plaza.
Lakewood, CO 80226
One Belmar Place Apartments
- Full Size Washer & Dryer
- Built In Microwaves
- Frost Free Refrigerators with Ice Makers
- Attached and Detached Garages Available
- Private Patios & Balconies
- Additional Storage Available On -site
- 24- Hour Fitness Center
- Exquisite Club Room Including Theater
Located in the thriving Belmar district of Lakewood Colorado, One Belmar Place offers the most convenient and fabulous location that Lakewood, Colorado has to offer. Located within minutes of the Belmar shopping and dining district, you are also close to Belmar Park, Colorado Christian University, and Red Rocks Amphitheater.
Lakewood, CO 80227
The Retreat at Fox Hollow
- Attached Garages
- Gated Community
- Fullsize W/D
- 7 Minutes From Light Rail
- WI-FI Available at Pool Deck
- Quiet Location
- Private Entrances
- Island Kitchens
Now offering apartments for rent in Lakewood, Co, The Retreat at Fox Hollow sits right off of Kipling, between Hampden Ave and Morrison Rd, close to lightrail and E-470, convenient for easy commuting. Located near multiple golf courses, parks and lakes, you will love all our Lakewood neighborhood has to offer. The Retreat at Fox Hollow is now renting townhome style apartments with plenty of space, storage and beautiful views. Call today and reserve your Lakewood, Co Apartments For Rent!
Golden, CO 80401
The Cliffs at 6th Avenue West
- Amazing Mountain & City Views
- Private Garages Available
- Year round indoor heated pool
- Minutes from Colorado Mills Mall
- Access to hiking trails
- Serene Neighborhood
- Year Round In-Door Heated Pool
- Modern Fitness Center
The Cliffs at 6th Avenue is a serene apartment community located in Golden, Co, minutes west of Downtown Denver, the Foothills, and Colorado Mills Mall. Our community features controlled access buildings, a indoor heated pool, garages* and a updated fitness center. Call today to reserve your Golden Apartment For Rent, one and two bedrooms are now available!
Denver, CO 80236
Pines At Pinehurst
- HUGE Unfinished Basements
- Fenced Private Patio
- Central Air Conditioning
- Assigned Covered Parking
- Washer and Dryer Connections
- Beautifully Landscaped Grounds
- Town Homes!!!!!
- Elegant Clubhouse
The Pines at Pinehurst is now offering one and two bedroom townhomes for rent in Denver, CO. Our community is located in the midst of a quiet residential Denver neighborhood, and we are centrally located close to shopping, dining, Bear Creek Park, Marston Lake, Pinehurst Park, schools and much more. Call today to inquire about your one or two bedroom townhome for rent in Denver, CO.
Lakewood, CO 80232
Waterfront Apartments
- Free Wi-Fi in Select Common Areas
- Customized Theater Room & AWESOME Gym!
- Shuffle Board for Fun, Fire Pit and Modern Decor
- Year Long Complimentary Tanning
- Complimentary DVD Rental Station
- Stainless Steel Appliances in Select Homes
- Walk-In Closets in Select Homes
- Vaulted Ceilings in Select Homes
Waterfront Apartments is a beautiful community with extraordinary amenities! Located on the shores of Smith Reservoir, in view of the majestic Rocky Mountains, Waterfront Apartments is a beautiful community with extraordinary amenities. Location! Enjoy easy access to the metro area but live by Green Mountain. Our proximity to Red Rocks, gorgeous ski resorts, Federal Center, and Fox Hollow Golf Course make Waterfront an ideal place to call "home". Visit today to learn more.
Lakewood, CO 80228
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- Cable Ready
- Fireplace (Wood)
- Window Coverings
- Balcony
- BBQ / Picnic Area
- Air Conditioner (Central)
- Disposal
Our Lakewood, Co apartments for rent offer spacious one, two and three bedroom floor plans featuring Balconies, Wood Burning Fireplaces, Washer/Dryer and Central A/C. We are conveneintly located near Red Rocks Community College, Belmar and Colorado Mills, providing the perfect Lakewood location. Call today to reserve your 1, 2 or 3 bedroom Lakewood, CO apartment for rent today!
Lakewood, CO 80227
The Windsor Townhomes & Apartments
- 3 Resort-Style Pools
- Spectacular Clubhouse with 24-Hour Business Center
- Attached 1 & 2 Car Garages Included
- Beautiful Mountain Views
- Surrounded by Green Belt & City Parks
- 24-Hour State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Pets Welcome with Restrictions
- Full-Size Washer/Dryer in select homes-connections
The Windsor's spacious apartments and townhomes for rent in Lakewood, Colorado feature gas fireplaces, walk-in closets, large windows and so much more. Walk to many restaurants, including Red Robin in Lakewood. We are also minutes from Interstate 285, the gateway to the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. The Windsor Apartments and Townhomes are also close to the Denver Federal Center in Lakewood, Colorado too. We are the perfect place to call home. Find a great apartment from...anywhere.
Littleton, CO 80123
Monterey Apartments
- Nine Foot Ceilings
- High-Speed Internet Access
- 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Custom Two Tone Paint
- Crown Molding
- Full Size Washer/Dryer
- Excellent Mountain Views
- Private Garages
To live in an Alliance Community is to enjoy the traditional comforts of a custom home and the convenience of a stylish community. Visit Monterey apartments today and experience what home can feel like.
Denver, CO 80226
Lakeview Towers Apartments
- Private Lake & Park-like Setting With Picnic Areas
- Gorgeous City & Mountain Views
- Sparkling Outdoor Pool
- Outdoor Fitness Course and Fitness Center
- Controlled Access Buildings with Elevators
- Laundry Centers on Every Floor
- Vaulted Ceilings & Skylights In Select Units
- Walk-through Kitchens in Select Units
Ten minutes West of Denver, thirty minutes from the Denver Tech Center, and ninety minutes away from Colorados best ski resorts lies Lakeview Towers.... a lakefront property offering apartments for rent in Lakewood, Co. We are conveniently located minutes from the popular Belmar shopping, dining, and entertainment district, as well as miles of jogging and biking trails, golf courses and multiple parks. Now offering 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent near Denver, Co.
Lakewood, CO 80235
Marston Pointe
- Pets Allowed
- Fitness Center
- Patio or Balcony
- Washer/Dryer Hookups
- Garages with Openers
- Disability Access
- Fabulous Location
- Wireless Internet
Marston Pointe offers spacious 1, 2, and 3 bedroom apartments for rent in Lakewood, Colorado. Just minutes from Bear Creek hiking and biking trails, Marston Pointe offers a convenient Lakewood, CO location. Close to shopping and dining, Marston Pointe, Apartments For Rent in Lakewood, is minutes away from Downtown Denver or the Foothills. Call today to reserve your Lakewood Apartment For Rent.
Denver, CO 80227
Village at Bear Creek
- Smoke Free Community
- Washer/Dryer in Unit
- Private Patio/Balcony with Storage
- Walk in Closets
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Swimming Pool/Spa/Hot Tub/Sauna
- 24 Hour State-of-the-Art Fitness Center
- Tennis Courts
The Village at Bear Creek is located off of Morrison Road near S Kipling Parkway, approximately 10 miles west of Downtown Denver, CO. Offering one, two and three bedroom apartments for rent.
Lakewood, CO 80228
Elevate at Red Rocks
- Near Red Rocks College
- 1, 2, & 3 Bedrooms Apartment For Rent
- 2 Beautiful Pools w/ Sundecks
- Clubhouse/Business Center
- Fitness Center
- 2 Playgrounds/Sand Volleyball
- Near Colorado Mills
- Walk-In Closets
Red Rocks offers 1, 2, & 3 bedrooms apartment for rent. Perfectly situated in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, Red Rocks offers comfortable, quiet serenity minutes from the city. With panoramic views of the mountains and downtown Denver, you have everything in your backyard!
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Kareem is here!
What's been the most important part of your predraft preparation?
It would probably have to be all of the training. Making sure I was doing all of the things right that would enable me to be successful at the combine. Get the proper training for the interviews. I've always been told that the first impressions are what people go off of you.
What's it like during one of the team interviews? What are they asking you about? What do they want to know?
Of course they ask you about your history. Where you grew up. Have you been in any trouble. Basically some of them just want to know about you, your life history. Your parents at home. Some of them just ask you about ball. It gets kind of personal in those interviews.
Kareem, what is the most stressful part of the pre-draft process?
It would just have to be going from Florida to Georgia to 'Bama. I was training in Florida, I'm from Georgia and I had to go to 'Bama for workouts. At the combine, it had to be the psychological testing.
Kareem, it was awesome seeing you play at Alabama! What was it like to where the Crimson jersey each and every Saturday and I hope you get drafted by the Cowboys haha!!! ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!
Oh, man, you can only describe it in so many words. It's very exciting there. The history and tradition. You have to put that jersey with pride every Saturday. It was very exciting. I wouldn't trade it for the world.
How do you feel you've done on your team interviews?
I think I did very well on my interviews. I've been getting some of the feedback from my agent. Some of the teams told me I did well. That's one of the things we worked on a lot during the training. I think I did well.
Dear KareemWhat is a good team you would fit under in the pros?
I think I would fit in anybody's defensive scheme. I can play zone, I can play man. I can play bump and run. I can play any scheme.
Were you nervous during the last drive of the Auburn vs Alabama game at the end of the season? It was a great game.
I wouldn't really say nervous. By then, I had gotten over all of the nervousness. They had a week to prepare for us. You could expect that they were going to come out with their trick plays, which they did. I was confident that we were going to come out with a victory and we did.
What do you feel is the hardest aspect for the jump from college to the pros?
I would have to say probably adjusting to the different surroundings. College life, you're on campus, walking around campus and your friends and teammates are there. That would be the biggest difference. Getting acquainted with my surroundings.
Kareem, how would you feel about being reunited with Andre Smith, and playing with Leon, and Jonathan in Cincy?
It would be fun. I played with them in college. I would have someone there who can show me the ropes and teach me the do's and don'ts. It would help me as far as comfort and I know that he would help me. That would be good.
How much are you training?
I try to go at least twice a day. Once early and late at night, I might go do a bit of cardio. During the day, I might run some sprints, just to get back in football shape, so I'll be ready for football camp. Do some drills about twice a day.
Are you looking forward to playing as yourself on the Madden game next season?
To be honest, I don't really play the PlayStation and XBox. I haven't owned a game system since the Sega system. I thought it was boring. I just watch the guys play. It will be exciting to see and see what my ratings are.
whats more stressful, working out at the combine or waiting so long after it to see where you get drafted?
I would say the wait after the combine. You're excited, but your nervous and you don't know where you're going to end up. As a kid, it's a dream come true. Once the 22nd gets here and the draft starts, we'll find out where I'll end up at.
any draft day plans?
My plan is to just be with family. To be with the people that have supported me through the whole thing. I'm sure my parents have planned a little gathering, so I'll be with them.
everyone wants to know about the stress, what's been the best part?
The best part is just the opportunity. Growing up as a kid, you want to be in this situation and finally it's here. I just want to enjoy it for me and my family. It's just good to be in this situation.
I want to tell everybody thanks for the support. The fans in Alabama are crazy. I loved every bit of my time there. I thank my coaches for making me the player I am today and all of my friends and family for their love and support.


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'Kiki' Walker remembered on one-year anniversary of shooting death
MERRIMACK - As the one-year anniversary of 11-year-old Kierra Walker's death approaches, authorities say they have ruled out speculations that bullying might have prompted her death.
The Merrimack community mourned the loss of "Kiki" Walker on Jan. 8, 2012, after she died of a fatal gunshot wound at her home at Woodbury Condominiums.
At the time, authorities refused to say whether the gunshot was self-inflicted or an accident, but stressed that no foul play or criminal activity had been involved.
One year later, police are still remaining tight-lipped about whether Kierra's death was accidental.
"Our investigation has been closed for a matter of time. It was a gunshot, but I really can't say what caused it," Lt. Paul Trepaney said Friday.
Trepaney said the Merrimack Police Department had determined whether Kierra's death was accidental, but he would not disclose the findings to the Union Leader.
"Bullying was ruled out,'' he noted. "There was no evidence to substantiate that."
Less than a month after the shooting, local police handed over their ruling to the Hillsborough County Attorney's Office, on Feb. 10, 2012, for a final review.
Reached last week, Assistant County Attorney Kent Smith agreed with Trepaney.
Smith emphasized that his agency never felt the need to indict any individuals, and he didn't believe any criminal activity was involved. The case has been closed, he said.
Kierra was a sixth-grade student at James Mastricola Upper Elementary School. Her grandmother was at the house on Kearns Drive when the gun went off, but her parents, Kenneth Walker and Trisha Leavitt, were not at the residence.
The day after Kierra's death, a local mother started a Facebook page titled, "Make Merrimack Bully Free."
Shannon Duval-Grooms began the site as a way for parents and teenagers to gain information on how to handle bullying and where to go for help.
"I don't care who it is, no kid should be picked on," said Duval-Grooms, whose 14-year-old daughter was a friend of Kierra's. "I don't want to see any kid go through this. If the Facebook page helps one kid, it is worth it."
According to Duval-Grooms, her own daughter was the victim of continuous bullying about the same time of Kierra's death.
"She had a hard time with Kiki's passing," said Duval-Grooms, who asked to keep her child's identity anonymous. "My daughter told me that Kiki was dealing with these same issues at school."
In her daughter's case, the alleged bully was ultimately removed from the school system.
The girl has since learned how to deal with bullying in different ways, thanks to assistance from representatives at Bully Free New Hampshire, said Duval-Grooms.
Duval-Grooms' daughter, a student at Merrimack Middle School, is hoping to organize a memorial or vigil for Kierra this spring.
Other efforts are also under way to possibly establish a music scholarship in honor of Kierra, who participated in her school chorus and loved to sing.
Kierra also loved nature, animals, babies and swimming, according to people at the funeral. She loved snuggling with her parents, dressing up and dancing like no else could, her friends said at the time.
Kierra's mother did not return messages seeking comment for this article.
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Brandy gives surprise performance in South Africa to tiny crowd, leaves early
R&B singer Brandy gave a surprise performance at a festival in South Africa on Saturday, Aug. 17. In fact, her appearance was so surprising that barely anybody stuck around to see it.
Brandy was the surprise finale at the Nelson Mandela Sport and Culture Day at FNB stadium in Johannesburg. According to The Guardian, the singer came on stage to a crowd of no more than 40 people -- in a stadium that holds nearly 90,000.
Although tens of thousands of people filled the arena for football and rugby matches, including a game pitting South African football legends against Italian masters such as Emiliano Salvetti and Marco Ballota, the audience trickled out during the music segment. After performances by David Jenkins, Elvis Blue, Salif Keita and D'Banj, there was almost no one left for Brandy.
The 34-year-old reportedly sang two songs then stormed off stage, "sulking," according to one tweet. To add insult to injury, the country's national TV channel, SABC, even cut off its broadcast of the festival before she got on stage.
Neither Brandy nor the concert promoters have commented on the gig. By most accounts, it wasn't Brandy's fault -- her fans simply didn't know she was playing. Brandy is popular in Africa and has performed there before, much like in the UK, where she is due to return on 24 September. Although the singer's newest record, Two Eleven, reached only No 87 on the UK album charts, 1998's Never Say Never remains an R&B classic: It has sold more than 16 million copies worldwide.
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"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers"
By Jason A. Smith
Music, dancing and matrimony will take the stage at Eagle's Landing Christian Academy, when students kick up their heels for a beloved stage production.
The school, at 2400 Ga. Highway 42 North in McDonough, will present "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" May 1-2 at 7 p.m., and May 3 at 11 a.m.
The play is set in the mountains of Oregon during the 1850s and centers on a character named Adam Pontipee. Director Chuck Ekstedt describes Adam as a "scruffy backwoodsman" who is raising his six brothers after their parents have passed away.
"He decides to go to town and get him a wife," said Ekstedt. "He meets Milly and marries her the same day, but doesn't tell her he's got six brothers. To Milly's horror, she's now taking care of seven scroungy backwoodsmen. Milly wants to get the brothers married off, but it's Adam that comes up with a creative solution."
Ekstedt describes "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" as his favorite musical. Still, he said it has been a challenge to put the production together until now.
"I finally was able to get enough men to do the show I've always wanted to do," said Ekstedt. "There are 30 people in the cast. You have to have 18-20 men to do the show. I had oodles of girls, but I had to go recruit boys to be in the show."
"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" will showcase the talents of 75 students at ELCA. In addition to those who will appear on stage, the play will feature a live orchestra and a 15-person crew.
All of them, said Ekstedt, have been splitting their time between classes and rehearsals since January.
"It's a big undertaking," he said. "I want the students to enjoy producing the show, and I want the audience to enjoy watching it. The audience will laugh, cry, cheer and sing along."
ELCA senior Beau Beasley, 18, of McDonough will tackle the role of Adam Pontipee. He appeared previously in the school's productions of "Annie" and "The Wizard of Oz," and has also played four years of football at ELCA as an offensive lineman.
Beasley said the play has enabled him to "break some barriers" to encourage more young men to become involved in drama. This concept he said, was reinforced during a recent encounter with a pee-wee football coach.
"He said his own son wanted to be in drama but also wanted to play football," explained Beasley. "He said me being a role model for him has really helped him in his decision."
Beasley said what stands out to him most about "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" are the dance numbers, and the young men at the school who are involved in them.
Isabella Lama, 18, of Stockbridge will portray Milly in the production – her seventh at ELCA. Although the ELCA senior's past musical work has been as part of an ensemble, "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" will mark her first time in a leading role.
She expressed pride in her fellow students for the work they've done on the production.
"It's really fun because I get to interact with the entire cast," said Lama. "I wouldn't have been able to form the relationships with everybody that I have unless I was in a lead role. The overall level of difficulty that we've taken on, and the fact that we've handled it so well, is amazing."
Lama also credited Ekstedt for helping students deliver the best performances they can.
"He just takes everything hands-on and explains really well, so there's no way you'll get lost doing it," she said.
Another notable aspect of the play revolves around one McDonough family's connection to it. Three of the seven brothers depicted are, in reality, brothers themselves. Sterling Blackburn, along with his siblings Stephen and Benjamin, will take the stage together for the first time on opening night.
Sterling Blackburn, 18, has participated in drama productions since seventh grade. Now a senior, he will appear as Benjamin Pontipee in the play, and said it is exciting to express himself creatively while spending time with his brothers.
"It's been a fun experience," he said. "The Lord Jesus Christ has blessed me and my brothers with the ability to act and perform, and we are thankful for the opportunity to perform in front of our friends and family. "It's like everything comes naturally. It's been really fun as well because we get to go home and practice our lines and our dance moves."
Sophomore Stephen Blackburn, 16, will portray Daniel Pontipee in the play. His interest in performing began taking shape in seventh grade while watching a production of "The Sound of Music." He has also participated in mock-trial presentations at ELCA, and said he is grateful for the chance to hone his stage skills at the school.
"I just love performing in a venue like this," he said. "At ELCA, we just step up our game. We have a really good fine arts program. We do really big shows for a high school."
Seventh-grader Benjamin Blackburn, 12, will make his stage debut as Gideon Pontipee in "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers." He said he, too, has enjoyed being part of the production.
"It's been fun making new friends and having the challenge of getting it done," he said.
Tickets for the show are $8 per person and will be available at the door prior to each performance.
For more information, call ELCA at 770-957-2927.
Locust Grove Day entertains families, recognizes Womens Club
By Jason A. Smith
Sunny skies welcomed hundreds of people to the city's Municipal Complex for the annual Locust Grove Day celebration Saturday. The festival featured a parade, food, games, crafts, children's activities, and music. It also included a street dance performance to collect funds for Locust Grove's volunteer fire department.
Members of the Locust Grove Women's Club were collectively named Citizen of the Year during the annual Locust Grove Day celebration Saturday. The club is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year.
Photo by Jason A. Smith
Locust Grove Mayor Robert Price said the festival, which has been a staple in the city for 45 years, helps to foster a sense of camaraderie among residents.
"It helps us see people that we don't normally see every day," he said.
One of the highlights of the occasion was the announcement of Locust Grove's Citizen of the Year. This year's honor went, collectively, to the Locust Grove Women's Club which is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. The group was recognized with a proclamation by Price on behalf of the city, as well as proclamations presented by State Sen. Rick Jeffares and State House Rep. David Knight.
Price congratulated the club for the impact it has had on the city over the last century.
"The founding women of our community were in it," he said. "Even my mother was in it. Of all the civic organizations that we've had in the city, this is the only one that's lasted anywhere near 100 years."
Jane Lute, president of the Locust Grove Women's Club, said she is "overwhelmed" by the recognition given to the club. She said the honors are a tribute to what she called the "foremothers" who have been involved in the club over the last 100 years.
"It's such a motivator for us to keep going and serve our community," said Lute. "I think our mothers are looking down and smiling on us today, and we hope that the group we have today can continue to be a positive factor in in the community."
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|by Jason Steele
People are starting to notice that the credit card in their wallet hasn't changed in a generation or two. It is still just a piece of plastic with a magnetic strip on the back. While the economic model of the credit card is not really under attack, its physical manifestation is.
Two Visions For The Future Of Your Credit Card
In one corner is the cell phone. A lot of people feel that this will be your form of electronic payment shortly. This post at the Extreme Tech website takes a very dim view of the idea of carrying around a piece of plastic in the future.� In their view, your cell phone can accomplish those functions. They cite some continuing innovations that are being rolled out in European credit cards as a last ditch effort to stay relevant.
I am not so sure that I agree.� I have a real problem with some of the payment systems being rolled out, like this one with the iPhone. It seems that if we get to a point where your payments are routed through a phone company, only bad things can result.� For example, you will have few of the protections that credit cards offer.� Worse, any problems with your payment will have consequences to your telephone service!
Another problem that I can foresee is the sheer practicality of it. Right now, I just whip out my card and swipe. If I were to somehow use my cell, I would probably have to enter some code or something, which sounds like a pain.
Maybe The Stripe Is Going To Go Away
This other article looks at credit cards from a different perspective. Ironically, they claim that the Europeans are not improving the magnetic strip, but eliminating it altogether.� They see the stripe as an invitation to fraud, and they look at Chip and Pin systems as a safeguard.
Again, I would really hate to have to enter a pin for every transaction.� I must also keep in mind that only banks are the victims of fraud, not cardholders.� At the same time, I am sure that people will be able to steal your pin and whatever information is being emitted by that chip in order to continue to defraud banks.
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Domain Olive
Villa | 5 bedrooms | sleeps 14
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Domaine Olive is a beautiful, authentic Provencal villa with a caretaker's house, offering great views, privacy and a large pool and bbq area. This is a unique property for large families or groups travelling together who still wish to have their own space. It's an ideal location for large events such as wedding ceremonies, cocktail parties, family gatherings and corporate events.
The villa and caretaker's cottage are set in 14.700 m2 (3,6 acres) of beautiful gated grounds with far reaching views towards the Mediterranean Sea. The large (12*6 meters) swimming pool is in front of the main building. Terraces for outside dining can be found at the court of the property and near the pool where you also find a pool house with BBQ. About 5000 m2 of the land is dedicated to a small private fenced forest where you will find sheep grazing.
The main house has 3 comfortable bedrooms with en suite private bathroom plus a living room with fireplace and fully equipped kitchen. At the center of the house you'll find the courtyard with a table and chairs. 6 persons will sleep very comfortable in the house with an option for 4 extra children in 2 fold-out sofa beds.
The caretaker's Villa is a charming Provencal house with large wooden beams in the ceiling of the living room. 2 nice bedrooms and 2 bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen. Outside you have a garden and several nice terraces with sea views from the top terrace.
Ground floor: Kitchen with fridge, microwave, dishwasher, oven and place for 6 persons.
Utility room with washing machine/dryer.
Living room with fireplace, high ceiling, wooden beams, fireplace, TV with satellite channels. Guest toilet. Bedroom with en-suite bath.
First floor: Bedroom, bath and terrace with sea views.
The house will sleep 4 persons. There is an option for extra 2 beddings in a separate room (without en-suite bath and wc).
The Domain is ideal for a large family or several families holidaying together.
The Domain is located close to the medieval village of Tourrettes sur Loup, ideally situated for exploration of the surrounding areas, Nice, Cannes, Saint Tropez etc. Distance is about 30 minutes from Nice international airport and 15 km from the Mediterranean Sea.
Changeover day is usually Sunday, but please contact owner before booking
|Sleeps up to 14, 5 bedrooms
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|Nearest airport: Nice 27 km
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|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
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The Provence Alpes Cote d'Azur region
Tourrettes sur Loup is also an excellent starting point for exploring the area. You have about 20 golf courses within 1 hours drive. For shopping, you have Cannes, Nice and Antibes nearby. Every Friday, you can visit the large market in Ventimiglia (Italy) only 70 km away. For a day trip, we can recommend Saint Tropez or a visit to Gorges de Verdon, the grand canyon of Southern France
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Tourrettes sur Loup is a charming old town in the central Cote d'Azur of the southern France. It is ideally situated for exploration of the surrounding area: Nice, Cannes, Saint Tropez, Grasse and Antibes. Distance is about 20 minutes from Nice airport and 15 km from the Mediterranean.
The old town centre has been preserved, with its narrow crooked streets, fountains and flowers.
Walking around the ancient streets and looking at the walls and houses is a trip through time. You will enjoy the many shops selling local crafts and art.
There are many small, cozy restaurants and the restaurant "Clovis" has earned a Michelin star. If you're a food lover, there are 8 Michelin starred restaurants within a 10 km range, but also a large number of other restaurants for every taste and budget.
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In the neighborhood we recommend a visit to Chapelle du Rosaire, decorated by Matisse in the city of Vence. From the top of Col de Vence (970 m) there is a unique view over the Alps to the Mediterranean Sea. Also the perfume factories in Grasse is worth a visit, you can even create your own perfume in one of the workshop sessions.
If you are a keen walker the area is full of opportunities - either in the winding roads and lanes above the village, or, for the more adventurous, in the steep hills up above the town.
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Self-styled 'Scottish-Irish' terrorist who threatened to blow up Harrods, Westminster Abbey and other London landmarks jailed for ten years
- David Williamson, 50, made threats to nine landmarks across capital
- Claimed to work for terrorist group called 'Scottish And Irish Sympathisers'
- Jailed for 10 years and described as 'volatile, unpredictable and reckless'
Jailed: David Williamson was jailed for 10 years after threatening London landmarks with bombs and guns
A self-styled terrorist and convicted armed robber who threatened to blow up Harrods, Westminster Abbey and several other London landmarks was jailed for 10 years today.
David Williamson, 50, concocted a catalogue of plots across London to 'bring the transport system down', claiming to be a member of a terrorist group called 'Scottish and Irish Sympathisers'.
The attacker, who had more than 140 previous convictions, was also sentenced for three counts of possession of an imitation firearm which he used to hold up a travel agent, a hotel reception and to threaten a money shop employee.
Described in a psychiatric report as a 'volatile, unpredictable and reckless individual', the court heard he barged into nine of the capital's landmarks - including The Ritz and Hilton Park Lane hotels - telling people a bomb would 'go off'.
On October 15, 2012, he sparked a mass evacuation in Harrods after leaving a note - covered in his fingerprints - that read: 'There is a device, bomb, due to go off in this store in 40 minutes.'
The world famous store was forced to shut for around 15 minutes incurring a loss of about £40,000.
The day before, he left a chilling message for the British Transport Police, saying: 'I have got a message for you.
'Scottish and Irish sympathisers are going to bring down London, starting with the rail network.
'There are several devices been planted (sic) in various areas. I will not elaborate until it goes off. I will not elaborate any further until they go off, and then you will receive a coded message.'
And 11 days later, he pulled a 'big gun' on staff in the Money Shop, in Maidstone, after being refused a payday loan.
He then went to Best Western Delaware Hotel in Hyde Park, told the receptionist he had a gun, and made off with £205.
Sentencing Williamson today, Judge Nicholas Jones told him: 'You have been in trouble in the past, including a firearms offence in 1995.
The attacker took a gun into the Money Shop after he was refused a payday loan
This is the gun he was seen to be holding in CCTV. He also told a London hotel he had a gun to make off with £205
'Your previous convictions do not make good reading.'
He added: 'So far as the bomb hoaxes go, police got the impression at an early stage that they were not credible threats, but they resulted in police attending various venues in west London and I'm told that an emergency phone call from from the public could not be responded to promptly because of your threat.'
Jurors heard that after he was arrested and questioned, a voice recognition expert was able to match Williamson's voice and Scottish accent in the recorded interview to that of the caller on the call centre logs.
The court heard from Harrods' head of security Morgan O'Grady who was on duty when the note was found on October 15th and said: 'We couldn't take risks with peoples lives.
'It could have been a joke, it could have been a disgruntled member of staff who left the note, or it could have been serious. We couldn't take that risk.'
Westminster Abbey was targeted, as was Harrods, which was brought to a standstill for 15 minutes after staff found a note from Williamson, who had 140 previous convictions when jailed at Kingston Crown Court
He described how, trawling through CCTV, he spotted Williamson sat in a leather chair in the store prior to leaving the note and removed the chair so fingerprints could be obtained.
Williamson, who is based in both Wimbledon, south London, and Kent, was described as 'nervous' when, days later, he launched his attack on the money store.
A member of staff described the weapon as 'black and metallic'.
David Harounoff, prosecuting, said: 'The witness heard a clicking sound as if the gun was being loaded.
'He said to him "just give me my stuff back or I'll shoot".'
Two days later Williamson entered Thompson Travel Limited, in Golden Square, Warrington, and asked for £15,000 in euros.
High-end hotel and restaurant The Ritz was one of the nine landmarks targeted by Williamson
He told staff to 'put that money over there through that hole and don't say anything' before lifting his top to reveal a 'black handgun tucked into his waist'.
Williamson told the staff they had been 'good girls' before making off with £3,895.
He made his escape on a bus, but police were waiting for him when he got to Runcorn bus station.
He told one of the officers: 'I'm going to kill you'. He later told officers he had bought a black desert eagle BB gun from a shop for £29.
Richard Keogh, in mitigation, said that Williamson 'didn't really get it' and had a mental illness 'bordering on psychiatric illness, but not quite there yet.'
Williamson was sentenced to two counts of possession of an imitation firearm at the time of committing an offence namely robbery, two counts of robbery, one count of possession of an imitation firearm with the threat of violence, one count of fraud, and five counts of communication false information with intent.
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Paris, Tenn. - Deputy Blake Jenkins of the Henry County Sheriff's Department arrested Josh Craig, age 28, of Cedar Grove Road in Big Sandy on multiple charges. Jenkins stopped Craig at Brockwell Auto Sells. When he began to approach Craig, he took off on HWY 218 on his motorcycle. After police chased Craig down the highway, he eventually made a u-turn and surrendered himself at Brockwell. He was charged with felony evading, felony reckless endangerment, driving on a suspended license, and for failure to appear.
Paris, Tenn. - Paris Landing State Park will once again be featured in the State Parks Running Tour with the eight mile "Over the River" race planned for 11 a.m. on Saturday December 13th. Walkers can begin the race at 10 a.m.
The course will start at the parking lot of Pairs Landing State Park Inn and approximately half the course is in the park, with the other half on highway 79 crossing over the McWherter Bridge. The Henry County Sheriff's Office will oversee safety on highway 79 and runners will be able to run in the emergency lane and one driving lane while on highway 79.
Runners may register beginning at 9:30am at the park and awards and trophies will be given for various age groups. Paris Landing Inn will sell meal tickets for runners and their supporters for $7.50 each for a buffet lunch.
For more information or to volunteer to help work the race, call the Paris Henry County Chamber of Commerce at 642-3431 or go to www.paristnchamber.com. To register for the race or to learn about the Tennessee State Park Running Tour visit www.tennesseerunningtour.com.
Paris, Tenn. - The 8th annual Holly Jolly Christmas Parade will be held Saturday December 13th at 4:30pm and the event is sponsored by the Downtown Paris Association. Entrants are sought for participation in the Holly Jolly Christmas Parade and all you need is something with four wheels and a bunch of Christmas lights to put on it.
Announcements on the grand marshal of this year's Holly Jolly Christmas Parade will be coming in later in December. The DPA encourages all organizations, neighborhoods, businesses, and churches to decorate anything from golf carts to floats to pets and come spread Christmas cheer throughout the town.
Trophies will be awarded in the following categories: Best Decorated Float, Most Christmas Spirit, and Best Decorated Golf Cart or Tractor. The coveted Clark Griswold Award will go to the brightest, most lit entry in the parade.
Downtown merchants will be open til 8pm on December 13th so event goers can shop after the parade is over and Santa will be in his house on the court square to visit with all the youngsters. Parade trophies will be awarded on the courthouse steps following the parade.
Entry forms for the Holly Jolly Christmas parade are at Paris City Hall, the Chamber of Commerce, and the DPA office at 203 North Fentress Street or log onto visitdowntownparis.com. For more information call Jennifer Morris at 644-4539 or Vickey Roberts at 336-0278.
Paris, Tenn. - The Board of Public Utilities will begin a sewer system evaluation of the Johnson Park Basin on Monday December 1st. The work area will be bounded by Market Street to the east, Rison Street to the north and West Wood Street to the south.
All streets containing sewer lines within that area will be surveyed. A pumper truck will be cleaning and vacuuming the lines and a camera truck will be videoing the interior of the sewer pipes. The evaluation will be ongoing through February or March of next year. Residents within the work area who have any questions or concerns during the evaluations are urged to contact Terry Wimberley, director of water/wastewater at 642-1322.
Paris, Tenn.- The Governor's Highway Safety Office, Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police, and Tennessee Sheriff's Association have joined forced to strengthen and support traffic enforcement nationwide. The program targets three major traffic safety priorities: occupant protection, impaired driving, and speeding.
The Law Enforcement Challenge provides law enforcement agencies with an opportunity to make a significant difference in the communities they serve.
The Paris Police Department has planned enforcement initiative beginning Wednesday and going thru Monday December 1.
Paris, Tenn.- The Paris Board of Public Utilities board of directors met Tuesday and board chairman David Flowers began the meeting remembering former BPU board member Bill Culley who recently passed away. Flowers said Culley served on the BPU board for 21 years. Flowers said Culley brought great knowledge and was well respected in the community. The board held a moment of silence for Culley. Board member Ralph Anderson said he will miss Bill's friendship and vast knowledge he brought to the board and employees.
At the end of the meeting, the board also said goodbye to board member and city commissioner Pete Lackey who didn't seek reelection in November. The city commission will now have to appoint two BPU board members in the coming months. The seat left vacant by Bill Culley can go to any member of the community, made by the mayor with commission approval. The seat Pete Lackey is vacating must be a Paris City Commissioner, mandated by state law.
At the December city commission meeting, new commissioner Robert Sleadd will take a seat and the commission will elect a mayor amongst themselves. They could look at the BPU board member appointments in December.
Paris, Tenn.- The board approved the pre pay policy with a go live date of December 22 for customers. It has been tested by some BPU employees and business manager Beverly Underwood said its been an easy software to implement. They have been testing it and talking about its implementation for a few weeks now.
The system allows customers the option of pay as you go electricity, with text or emails sent to customers when the amount of electricity they've paid for is nearly up. Customers can prepay by inserting cash into the kiosk outside the BPU office and the smaller one inside the office. Customers can also choose to pay via debit and credit cards with a small fee.
Electric only customers who choose to go with the prepay service dont have to pay a deposit but any water or wastewater customers will still pay their deposits.
The system is all automated and cutoffs for nonpayment is set up to go off at 11:15 each morning. General Manager John Etheridge said there are no reconnect fees with the prepay system. Customers can sign up for Smarthub and keep up with electricity usage and what they've paid for thru prepay. Board chairman David Flowers issued the remainder that every customer, even those who do not use prepay can sign up for the Smarthub. Etheridge said Smarthub is its own independent website, but customers interested in signing up can call BPU and they can walk them through it.
Etheridge went over the financials and said cash position was better in the Electric Department. He said we are standing steady with number of customers and net incomes.
Etheridge said the water department had a positive net income for the mothe but the waste water net income was negative.
The board Also approved the purchase Cooper Regulators for the Henry Substation. The regulators were purchased from WESCO Utility at a price of $91K. Director of metering and injuring, Jeff Thompson told the board we have had some issues in Henry and this will fix the big issues with some outages that have occurred there in recent months.
Thompson also updated the board on the North Paris substation saying progress is coming along. He said with weather and the holidays it's likely to be after the first of the year before its complete.
Etheridge also said the Electric Warehouse is coming along and the board may hold its December meeting there.
Golden Pond, Ky.- Land Between The Lakes National Recreation Area will open areas typically marked as "No Hunting" zones to archery deer hunting December 1. Kentucky areas will be open to archery hunting through January 19 and include Hillman Ferry and Energy Lake campgrounds. Tennessee areas will be open to archery hunting through January 4 and include Brandon Spring Group Center and the South Nature Watch Demonstration Area in the eastern portion of Hunt Area 16 south of Ft. Henry Rd. Piney Campground will remain closed.
Hunters are encouraged to harvest antlerless deer in these areas to maintain healthy deer populations. Hunting is not permitted within 150 yards of any road, facility, building, occupied area, or within 200 yards of any wildlife refuges.
Hunters must possess all state required licenses and permits for the state being hunted. Deer hunters age 16 and older must purchase a $25 Land Between The Lakes Hunter Use Permit or $35 with a combination Backcountry Camping Permit. Permits can be purchased online 24/7 under Reservations and Permits, Golden Pond Visitor Center and Wranglers Campground year-round, or at stores that sell state hunting licenses.
Hunting in forested areas within campground boundaries, away from campsites, is permitted. Maintenance staff will continue working throughout the winter at facilities. Hunters are advised to use extra caution when hunting in these areas. Camping will be available at Wranglers Campground, at Self-service Camping Areas, and in Backcountry Areas.
For more information go to www.landbetweenthelakes.us/, and click Stewardship, and Hunting, or call 270-924-2065. For information on hunting regulations click on General Hunting Regulations on the hunting page.
Paris, Tenn.- The Paris Henry County Arts Council is taking a trip to TPAC to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat in 2015. The deadline to purchase tickets is December 5th. The cost is $85 per person which includes ticket to the play and coach bus ride to and from Nashville. Call the Arts Council if interested at 642-3955.
Paris, Tenn.- The Paris Henry County Public Utility District Board of Commissioners met Tuesday and General Manager Tae Eaton said the district will set a record for new customers at the end of this year thanks to service lines added off the main line extensions.
Eaton said year to date as of October 31st, they have added 200 new service lines off the main gas line extensions in 2014. He said they currently have 22 on backlog and 5 on hold per customers for November and by the end of the year the company could add a total of 250-60 new gas customers.
Eaton also updated the board on the financials as the district still currently sets in the red with a year to date loss of $648K. He reminded the board that winter is coming and he saw no issue with them getting in the black before the fiscal year is over. "During the cold snap, meters have been buzzing", said Eaton and "revenue will increase as winter sets in, and we have also managed to get our storage to 99% during the summer and early fall to be ready for the winter."
In business, the Gas Board approved payments to Dale Murphy Construction in the amount of $50,442 for the main line extensions. Eaton said they have two more sections and then will be done. Payments in the amount of just under $2700 to Natural Gas Piping for the highway 218 Relocation project and $994 to James Plus & Associates for engineering services on the main line extension were also approved by the board.
Eaton informed the board he had been recommended to Governor Haslam to serve on the Utility Management Review Board. Eaton said it was an honor to be recommended and he is one of five to be sent to the Governor, who will make a decision on which one will set on the UMRB board later on.
Buchanan, Tenn.- The annual Christmas by the Lake Arts and Crafts Festival will be held Friday November 28th thru Sunday November 30th at Paris Landing State Park. Hours are Friday 3-8pm, Saturday 8am-8pm, and Sunday 8am to 5pm. For vendor information call Ranger Brandon Williams at 641-4465.
McKenzie, Tenn.- Tickets for Bethel University's 3rd Annual Twinkle Ball, the ultimate Mommy and Me Christmas extravaganza, are currently on sale and will continue to be through December 1st. The Twinkle Ball will be held on Wednesday December 3rd from 6-8pm in the Vera Low Center for Student Enrichment on Bethel's McKenzie campus.
The Twinkle Ball gives young girls and their mothers the chance to dress up and celebrate the magic of the holiday season. The theme this year is "Twinkle Has Frozen" with most activities centered around the movie, Frozen. Some of the events include manicures by Edge Hair Salon; make and take Olaf character; make your own "Frozen" popcorn ball, silhouette portrait settings, Christmas ornament stations, and more. There will be a photo booth available as well.
Tickets are $25 for a mother/daughter ticket. Mothers with more than one daughter can purchase additional tickets for $7 each. Tickets can be purchased at the Bethel University Bookstore. For more information call 352-4094.
Paris, Tenn.- A report at the Henry County Sheriff's Office stated officers responded to Normal Drive in reference to a burglary in progress. Officers arrived and found that the suspect had broken into a neighbor's home and the two of them had gotten into an altercation, with the suspect stealing the neighbor's wallet.
Witnesses said the suspect took off in the woods and although a couple of witnesses told officers a name, the report stated no one could positively identified the suspect for sure. Police continue to investigate.
Arrests over the weekend include Dalton G. Jones, 46, of Rutherford, Tennessee for aggravated assault and Tyler Lee Hearn, 19, for domestic assault.
Nashville- Thanksgiving travelers will not be slowed by construction on Tennessee roads during this busy travel holiday. TDOT will halt all lane closure activity on interstates and state highways in anticipation of higher traffic volumes across the state. All construction related lane closures will be stopped beginning at noon on Wednesday, November 26 through 6:00 a.m. Monday, December 1.
"With nearly a million people expected to travel by car this Thanksgiving, our highways will be busy, especially on the peak travel days of Wednesday and Sunday," TDOT Commissioner John Schroer said. "Halting road work during this busy time will provide maximum capacity and help minimize congestion."
While all lane closure activity will be stopped, workers may be on site in some construction zones. Motorists are reminded to drive safely and obey the posted speeds, especially in work zones. Drivers convicted of speeding in work zones where workers are present face a fine of up to $500, plus court fees and possible increased insurance premiums.
"The Governor's Highway Safety Office and TDOT are partnering with law enforcement across the state for the I-40 Challenge, with the goal of having zero fatalities on the 455 miles of I-40 in Tennessee," said GHSO Director Kendell Poole. "The Tennessee Highway Patrol will have troopers stationed every 20 miles on I-40, along with increased law enforcement on all highways. We want everyone to have a safe holiday, so remember to buckle up, drive the speed limit, and don't get behind the wheel of a vehicle if you've had anything to drink."
Some long-term lane closures will remain in place on some construction projects for motorists' safety.
AAA predicts 46.3 million Americans will travel 50 miles or more during the Thanksgiving holiday, the highest number since 2007. An estimated 973,710 people are expected to travel by automobile in Tennessee. Nationwide, 89% of all travelers will drive to their destination. In the southeast region, travelers are estimated to journey 549 miles round-trip. Road trippers will pay the lowest price for fuel in five years, with prices more than 40 cents lower per gallon compared to last Thanksgiving.
Updated travel and construction information can be found on the TDOT SmartWay website at www.tn.gov/tdot/tdotsmartway or you may call 5-1-1. You can also receive traffic alerts via TDOT's multiple Twitter feeds, including statewide traffic tweets @TN511 or any of TDOT's other Twitter pages.
As always, drivers are reminded to use all motorist information tools wisely and Know Before You Go! by checking travel conditions before leaving for their destination. Drivers should never tweet, text or talk on a cell phone while behind the wheel.
The Lakewood Middle School Speech Team shows off their awards. (Photo submitted by Coach David Weatherly)
Murray, Ky.- The Lakewood Middle School Speech Team competed in the Middle School Laker Invitational at Calloway County Middle School over the weekend and placed 2nd overall with 14 finalists.
The following students won in their individual events: Natalie Clark- 1st in Declamation and 3rd in Broadcasting; Drew Culbreath- 1st in Prose, 4th in Poetry; Sylis Allen- 2nd in Poetry, 5th in Duo Improv; Collin Smith- 2nd in Storytelling, 5th in Duo Improv; Jessica Whalen- 2nd in Solo Acting; Janet McFadden-6th in Prose; Casey Burkhart- 6th in Declamation; and Faith Hutson- 6th in Oratory and 5th in Duo Improv.
The team will travel to Western Kentucky Unversity on December 6th to compete in the Jr. Hilltopper Invitational which draws schools from across Kentucky, Tennessee, and other parts of the Eastern United States.
Paris, Tenn.- A benefit will be held for Oliver Mooney on Friday December 5th. Oliver will be receiving extensive treatment for burn rehabilitation. Mooney is a kindergarten student at Lakewood Elementary.
The event will include a 1-mile walk, a bake sale, a ninja costume contest, the PFD firehouse, silent auction, and massage services. Food will include a chili and hot dog meal. The student walk is at 3:30 p.m. and the adult walk is at 3:45 p.m. Food will be available from 4 until 7 p.m. Activities begin at 3:30. Prices are $4 for children and $8 for adults.
Walk registration forms, meal tickets, and t-shirt order forms can be picked up and turned in at Lakewood Schools or Paris Healthcare Rehabilitation Center.
Nashville, Tenn. - The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development have released preliminary unemployment numbers for the state during the month of October. The rate was at 7.3% in September. The state department reports a decrease in unemployment, putting the rate at 7.1% for October. The national unemployment rate is at 5.8% for the month. Over the year, Tennessee's unemployment has gone down one whole percentage point from 8.1%. It is estimated that 7,900 jobs were created in Tennessee throughout October.
Springville, Tenn. - The Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge announces their first ever "Trim a Tree for Wildlife" event that will take place on Saturday, November 29th. From 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. the public is invited to the new visitor center at 1371 Wildlife Drive in Springville to see some exhibits and take part in crafts. Crafts include ornament owls from pine cones and snowmen made from tree slices. The ornaments and crafts make for great Christmas gifts and some can even benefit your backyard animals! The event is free to the public.
The center will be closed at noon on the day before Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's. It will be closed each holiday and will reopen the Friday after each holiday.
Paris, Tenn. - The Downtown Paris Association is hosting the Candlelight Advent Walk on Wednesday, December 3rd at 6:30 p.m. Worshipers will get a chance to hear the message of Advent throughout decorated churches along historic downtown and progress by candlelight. Rhonda Stanton, chair of the 2014 Advent Walk Committee says "it's a great opportunity to worship with other churches, enjoy their meaningful decorations of the season and stroll through our charming Victorian town square while visiting with our friends and neighbors." The event begins at Quinn Chapel AME on Church Street and the final stop will be at First United Methodist on East Blythe Street. There are 6 local church stops altogether. A van will be available for those who do not wish to walk.
For more information, log on to www.VisitDowntownParis.co
Paris, Tenn. - The Ridgeway Roadrunners came to play ball when Earl Harrison carried a touchdown from 65-yards at the start of the first quarter. With 4 minutes left, Chase Henderson of Henry County evened the score on a 3-yard touchdown run. Earl Harrison of Ridgeway scores on a 59-yard touchdown run with 11 minutes in the quarter. After a Patriot fumble, Ridgeway scored again. By the end of the first quarter, Ridgeway lead the score 21-7.
At the start of the second, the Patriots picked up two safety points on a bad snap in punt formation from Ridgeway, putting the score at 21-9. Harrison struck again from 41-yards out, making the halftime score at 28-9 Ridgeway.
#97 Gunner Osbron & #4 Cody Hunter attempt to bring down the Ridgeway runner.
(Tim Pharr Photo)
The Patriots returned from halftime ready to redeem the game as Jeremiah Godbott scored on a 38-yard touchdown run only 7 minutes into the third quarter. Ridgeway scored on a 62-yard middle screen, putting them in the lead 35-16.
#9 Jeremiah Godbott breaks free for a 38 yard touchdown run during Fridays game against Ridgeway.
Ridgeway solidified their win in the fourth quarter when Braxton Conard scored on a 13-yard touchdown run. Chase Henderson closes the ballgame with a long touchdown run late into the 4th quarter. Ridgeway defeated Henry County 48-23.
Paris, Tenn. - Steven Pendleburg, age 31, and Vicky Beadley, age 27, of Old McKenzie Highway in Paris were arrested on Thursday for Aggravated child abuse and neglect. The charge is considered a class A felony. The Henry County Sheriff's office reports that the crime took place on November 5th. Pendleburg and Beadley were arrested and placed on a $100,000 bond by Judge Snyder.
Paris, Tenn. - On Thursday, Paris Police responded to a drug tip on Lone Oak Road. Officers made contact with Steven Perkins. Perkins indicated that he did not consent to his home being searched. Officers noticed marijuana seeds on a table and were able to obtain a search warrant. Officers found a small bag of marijuana in a bedroom and other drug paraphernalia. Perkins, age 19, was arrested at his residence and placed on a $1,000 bond.
Paris, Tenn. - Monthly programs at the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area continues on Saturday with a celebration of Cub Scout Day from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Woodworking will take place from 10 a.m. until noon. There will also be a candle making workshop from 1 p.m. until 3 p.m. and a laser music show at 5:30 p.m. On Sunday, the Land Between the Lakes is hosting a Christmas Tea from 1 p.m. until 3.
Paris, Tenn.- Thanksgiving is next week, and Christmas is just barely a month away and after you've stuffed yourself with Thanksgiving meals, kick off the dash to Christmas in downtown Paris Friday November 28th with the North Pole Family Fun Day, sponsored by the Downtown Paris Association.
Santa, Rudolph, and the elves roll in at 10am that morning on the Paris Fire Department's Fire Truck and that ushers in a day of fun, free activities for youngsters until 2pm.
In an exclusive satellite interview with Santa from the North Pole he said, "I can't wait to see all the good little boys and girls in Henry County." Santa, Rudolph, and the elves will take residence in the Gingerbread House on the courthouse lawn and visit with kids throughout the event on the 28th. Henry County High School Band Boosters will be on hand for photos with Santa.
The 4-H club will host a "make and take' goodie table, with event goers can make their own goodies and take home. Commercial Bank will host a face painting station, where kiddos can have their face painted from 10am until Noon.
Members of the HCHS Speech Team will read the Polar Express at the Old Depot on Fentress Street, now home of Vicky Muzzall's Tax Service. Miss Vicky will also give away free whistles to all the youngsters who come to hear the Polar Express story.
The North Pole Family Fun Day also has trackless train rides, sponsored by Dr. Blake Chandler of the West Tennessee Bone and Joint Clinic, a petting zoo and pony rides courtesy of the DPA, and much more. For a complete schedule of events for the North Pole Family Fun Day and any event in the 2014 Downtown Unwrapped Series of events this season, log onto the website, visitdowntownparis.com.
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