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Samantha and Paige Townsend spent the weekend at Laurel Point in Gatlinburg with their nana, Janet Krebs, and their great-grandmother, Ellen Roulette. They are the daughters of Ike and Amy Townsend.

Samantha and Paige Townsend spent the weekend at Laurel Point in Gatlinburg with their nana, Janet Krebs, and their great-grandmother, Ellen Roulette. They are the daughters of Ike and Amy Townsend.

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  • Alcoa’s Darrell Warren receives a special congratulations from Brennan Salter and Mya Salter after winning the state championship game and receiving the offensive MVP of the game.
  • This group of friends from the Bungalow Community recently met at Regal Towers to catch up.
  • Members of the Mary Blount DAR participated in the presentation of the DAR book “Forgotten Patriots - African American and American Indian Patriots of the Revolutionary War: A Guide to Service, Sources, and Studies” to the library in Cherokee, N.C., by the Tennessee and North Carolina State Societies of the DAR. Pictured are, from left, Lynda Williams, Elaine Russell, Charlotte Miller, Linda Jones, Debra Wilson and Paulette Stepp.
  • This group of girls enjoys a night out at the Hillbilly Homecoming performance. Pictured are, from left, Tara Thomas, Hillbilly Homecoming director David Dwyer, Susan Melton, screenplay writer Mike Everett, Pattie McCulley, Brenda Boring and Kat Wilson.
  • Karoline Coulter celebrated her second birthday on Nov. 8 with a special guest, Minnie Mouse. She is the daughter of Brian and Wendy Coulter.
  • Leroy Rogers stops for a photo with Larry Seviers during the Hearing and Speech Foundation tailgate fundraiser.
  • Samantha and Paige Townsend spent the weekend at Laurel Point in Gatlinburg with their nana, Janet Krebs, and their great-grandmother, Ellen Roulette. They are the daughters of Ike and Amy Townsend.
  • Marleitta Cooper, a volunteer historian at the Sam Houston School House, presented the program to the General Henry Knox Chapter of the U.S. Daughters of 1812 at the November meeting at Regis Restaurant. Mrs. Cooper spoke on the life of Sam Houston, including his role in the War of 1812. Pictured are, from left, Lynda Williams, Marleitta Cooper and Shirley Hall.

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