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Several local members of the Daughters of the American Colonists attended the 79th State Assembly in Chattanooga. The Chapter won several awards including those in publicity, patriotic education and new members. Pictured are Debra Wilson, Drama Robeson, June Dorman, Charlotte Miller and Lynda Williams.

Several local members of the Daughters of the American Colonists attended the 79th State Assembly in Chattanooga. The Chapter won several awards including those in publicity, patriotic education and new members. Pictured are Debra Wilson, Drama Robeson, June Dorman, Charlotte Miller and Lynda Williams.

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  • Callie Jo Cunningham sitting on one of the Blount County Sheriffs officers motorcycles prior to the start of the Alcoa/Maryville Christmas parade
  • Several local members of the Thomas Carter Chapter, Colonial Dames 17th Century attended the 55th State Conference in Chattanooga on March 4, 2011. State President Charlotte Miller was named Dame of the Year and elected Honorary State President. Shirley Hall was elected State Librarian and Lynda Williams elected State Corresponding Secretary for 2011-2013. Pictured are, from left,Jennie Jo Hardison, Joan Schwarzenberg, Lynda Williams, Shirley Hall, Charlotte Miller, Ruth Heizer, Jacqueline Newman, Patsy Ellis and Debra Wilson.
  • Several local members of the Daughters of the American Colonists attended the 79th State Assembly in Chattanooga. The Chapter won several awards including those in publicity, patriotic education and new members. Pictured are Debra Wilson, Drama Robeson, June Dorman, Charlotte Miller and Lynda Williams.
  • Gary Farmer reeled in this 51.5 pound channel catfish.
  • Friends hanging out together riding the Gator. From left are Colby McCall, Laken McCall, Owen McCall, Callie Jo Cunningham, and Caleb Cunningham
  • Friends, from left, Dustin Turner, Jeremy Loftis and Ryan Broyles enjoy a snowboarding trip to Lake Tahoe, Calif., in March. They were at an elevation of 10,040 feet in this picture.
  • The Tuckaleechee Garden Club and Blount County Master Gardeners spent several hours cleaning and pruning on the Townsend Riverwalk. The group is pictured in front of part of the over 750 daffodils previously planted in honor of the 75th Anniversary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Seated in front are Bob Russell, Charlotte Miller, Barbara Spence, Elaine Russell and Francy Cash. In back are Florence Byrd, Lena Cunningham, President Martha Frink, Linda Lee, Mary Lynn Morgan and Jim Cunningham. The Riverwalk is a collaboration of the Tuckaleechee Garden Club and the City of Townsend.

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