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Volume: XI Issue: 253
October 26, 2015
Driver Rings Up Sixth DUI Pair Bagged for Selling Meth, Marijuana
Trooper
Seizes
Marijuana
A Monroe County
driver with five driving
under the influence convictions was charged with
number six on Friday, fol(See Royal pg 16)
Royal
A Monroe County man
and woman were arrested
on drug offenses on Friday,
following a vehicle wreck
with injury from which
one of the suspects fled.
Charged by Tennessee
Highway Patrol Trooper
Frank Yates Matoy each
with possession of Schedule II methamphetamine
(See Two pg 5)
Goodman
McCallie
Meth, Pot, Pills Sports Photographer Banned From Carrying
Driver Arrested Camera onto Sequoyah High School Campus
A 52-year-old Monroe
County man was arrested
on controlled drug charges
over the weekend, following a traffic stop in April.
Charged by Monroe
County Sheriff’s Deputy
Dennis Graham with possession of methamphetamine, oxycodone, and
(See Miller pg 10)
Parent Loses Right to Share Pictures with Students and Families
Yearbook Photographer
“Cuts Ties” with School
Miller
Male Arrested
for Contributing
Police officers took an
18-year-old male into custody on Friday, accusing
him of consuming alcohol
illegally and providing it to
Smile of the Day!
Watson
a juvenile only 15 years old.
Charged by Madisonville Police Patrol Officer Wes Martin with
contributing to the delin(See Watson pg 11)
Following
recent
parental uproar over the
banning of sports photographer Jerry Denham’s
camera from Sequoyah
High School campus, the
company that was under
contract with the school
to produce pictures for
the annual yearbook
abruptly withdrew from
participation on Friday,
walking away from its obligation and leaving the
evening’s homecoming
festivities without its assistance.
Blaicher’s, the company
hired by the school system
to take the pictures of the
(See Banned pg 3)
Health Council Prepares for RAM
Tulli Cole
The Monroe County
Health Council gathered
for a meeting on October
22, 2015, setting up shop
for a round of discussion
at the Monroe County
Health
Department.
County Mayor Tim Yates
joined the Health Council
for a deep round of discussion, most of which revolved around many an
upcoming event.
Following a soul-stirring Domestic Violence
Awareness presentation
by Heather Rhymes, Gabbie McConkey called the
meeting to order.
(See RAM pg 4)
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OBITUARIES
BALdWIN, MIKE, age 53,
of Madisonville, went
home peacefully 12:17
A.M., Saturday, October
24, 2015, at Parkwest
Medical Center. He was a
member of North Athens
Baptist Church in Athens,
MI. He loved his grandbabies, music, and his dog
Precious. Preceded in
death by his parents,
Joseph and Nellie Baldwin; sister, Brenda Sigourney; brothers, Randy
Baldwin, Jimmy Baldwin.
Survivors: Daughter and
son-in-law, Michelle and
Anthony Sander, of Englewood, Sons and daughters-in-law, Tony and
Courtney Baldwin, of
Cleveland,
TJ
and
Dessiree Baldwin, of
Athens, MI, Travis and Rebecca Baldwin, of Etowah;
Grandchildren,
Emily
Sander, Ethan Baldwin,
William Baldwin, Michael
Baldwin, Bentley Baldwin,
Lillian Baldwin, Annajo
Sander, Emmit Baldwin;
Sister, Sarah Axley, of MI,
Kathy Garrett, of Evansville, Barbara Aikens,
Rachel Simpson, both of
Vonore; Brothers, Buddy
Baldwin, of Spring City, Bill
Baldwin, of MI; Several
nieces and nephews.
Graveside service and interment 4:00 P.M., Monday, Spring City Cemetery,
Rev. Donnie Simpson officiating. The family will receive friends from 12:00 to
2:30 P.M., Monday, Biereley-Hale Funeral Home,
Madisonville.
HOdGE,
HArrIETTE
JOINES, “HOdGIE” age
99, widow of Edgar
Hodge, resident of Madisonville Health and Rehab
Center, formerly of Oak
Grove Road, Madisonville,
is now in her heavenly
home with her Lord Jesus
Christ. She passed away
11:00 a.m. Saturday, October 25, 2015 at Madisonville Health and Rehab
Center.
She was the
daughter of the late Ross
& Jessie Joines. Preceded
in death by her pride and
Joy, daughter, Patsy
Hodge Robbins; sisters,
Huretta Davis and twin,
Tommie Cornett. Survivors, sons & daughtersin-law, Tommy & Patsy
Hodge, Good Spring, TN,
Charles & Gladys Hodge;
daughter & sons-in-law,
Loretta & Stanley Miller,
Richard Robbins, all of
Madisonville; grandchildren: Deborah Shaw, Columbia, TN,
Pamela
Barrus, Tammy Carson,
both of Madisonville, Terri
Ray, Ashville, NC, Steven
Miller, Knoxville, David
Miller, Crossville, Michael
Robbins, Arizona, Josh
Robbins, Madisonville; 14
great grandchildren; 1
great great grandson; sisters, Mildred Millsaps,
Chattanooga,
Hazel
Brakebill, Georgia, Jean
Owens, Alabama, Nancy
Belcher, Madisonville; several nieces & nephews that
she loved. Graveside service & interment 11:00 a.m.
Monday, Sunset Cemetery, Rev. Bill Dixon officiating.
Arrangements by
Biereley-Hale
Funeral
Home, Madisonville.
HUMBErT. WILLIAM r.
“BILL”, age 81, of
Etowah, passed away Saturday morning, October
24,2015 at a local healthcare facility. Born on February 15, 1934 in Monroe
County to the late William
Henry and Inez Yates
Humbert, Bill had lived the
majority of his life in
McMinn County. He was
retired from Athens Bed
Company and enjoyed
gardening, woodworking,
and spending time with his
family and friends. In addition to his parents, Bill was
preceded in death by his
first wife, Elizabeth Casteel
Humbert; sisters, Pauline
Whitaker and Mary Mendahal; and brothers,
James, Eugene, and Jay
October 26, 2015
Hugh Humbert. He is survived by his wife , Lucille
Swafford Humbert of
Etowah; step-daughter,
Rebecca Steel of Delano;
step-son, Robert D. Leamon, Sr of Delano; stepgrandchildren,
Angela
Breeden, Cheryl Perry and
husband Jason, Daniel
Leamon, Wendy Childers
and husband Richard; and
sisters, Faye Davis and
husband A.W. of Decatur
and Betty Jo Coffey of
Athens. Seven step greatgrandchildren, and numerous nieces, nephews, and
other extended family
members also survive. Funeral services will be conducted at 1p.m. Tuesday,
October 27, 2015 from the
chapel of Serenity Funeral
Home with Brother Mason
Holliday officiating. Interment will follow in
Conasauga Cemetery with
nephews serving as pallbearers. The family will receive friends from 11 a.m.
until the funeral hour on
Tuesday at the funeral
home. Condolences may
be sent to www.serenityfunerals.com. Serenity Funeral
Home
and
Cremation Center of
Etowah is in charge of
arrangements.
WArd, FrEddy L., 59,
born June 29, 1956
passed away October 23,
2015 at the age of 59.
Freddy lived his life with
joy, kindness, unconditional love, was able to forgive all hurts, had a strong
will to live , and could not
wait to start each day happily. He loved meeting
people, “flirting with the
girls”, doing his impersonations of his favorite famous people. He loved
Sci-Fi Movies, “Lost in
Space
T.V.
Series”,
Wrestling, Elvis, W.C.
Fields, going to ACT workshop “till he retired” Freddy
had a full life everyone who
met hime, left with a smile
and good feeling. Freddy
was preceded in death by;
precious Mother, Julia
Ward Sane, step-Father,
Lester
Sane,
sister,
Katherine Ward Lankford,
brothers, William A. Ward
& Betty Ward, Herbert
Ward, Jack Ward. Survivors. Brother, Clarence
Jr. Ward, of Loudon, sisters, Helen Ward Stevens
of Lenoir City, Violet Ward
Arden of Loudon. Freddy
and I lived together and
“took care of each other”
until his last stop in
Heaven where he was met
by, Jesus, Mother, and all
Heavenly family. Freddy
was dearly loved and it
was a blessing to care for
him in our family. We
learned may life lessons
with him and from him. He
always forgave easily ,
Loved Deeply, especially
nephews, Ricky and Bruce
and families, Jason, Brittany and Val and Boys,
and Lisa Galloway and
Justin Shipman became
lifelong friends as they
helped me care for Freddy
as Aides. Family and
friends will meet at 1 P.M.
Sunday October 25, 2015
at Pleasant Hill Baptist
Church Cemetery 2166
Old Highway 95 Lenoir
City for graveside services
and Interment. Loudon Funeral Home in charge of
the arrangements.
WILLIAMS, HELEN, age
85, of Loudon, went to be
with the Lord Thursday,
October 22, 2015 at Kindred Healthcare, Loudon.
She was of the Baptist
faith. Preceded in death
by
parents,
Charlie
(Shorty)
and
Susie
Williams. Survived by
brothers and sisters-in law,
Lawrence and Francis
Williams, of Loudon, and
Jack and Jeri Williams of
Chattanooga;
several
nieces, nephews and great
nieces and nephews. A
memorial service is being
planned for later and will
be announced by Loudon
Funeral Home.
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Marriage Licenses
October 16, Keith
Robert Fulan, 30, of
Madisonville to Veronika
Sharonann Lewis, 26, of
Madisonville.
October 16, Joshua
Lewis Jolly, 30, of Madisonville to Kellyn Lashae
Kerekes, 24, of Madisonville.
October 16, Jonathan
Tracey Cook, 27, of Madisonville to Whitney Adrianne Crowder, 26, of
Madisonville.
October 16, Bobby Eugene Roberts Jr., 25 of
Vonore to Sarah Elizabeth
Klishak, 22, of Vonore.
October 16, Charlie
Sean Summey, 45, of
Vonore to Angela Darla
Wallace, 42, of Vonore.
October 17, John Wesley Ray Long, 26, of Tellico
Plains to Lynette Kae
Pike, 25, of Tellico Plains.
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Banned
(Continued from pg 1)
student body, backed away
from its obligation as parents became more incensed and angry after
Sequoyah Principal Debi
Tipton and Director of
Schools Tim Blankenship
ordered Denham to stay
off school property with
his camera.
Unparalleled behind
the lens, Denham had
been a longtime and consistent presence at Sequoyah sporting events
and had official press credentials, but Tipton and
Blankenship barred him
for allegedly violating socalled school policy in taking pictures of the facility’s
athletes and students at
the requests of parents.
“Unfortunately we've
had to cut ties with the
school..but there are no
hard feelings on our end at
all,” Christian Blaicher of
Blaicher’s Photography
said in response on Friday.
“I don't think any of this
was intentional... I just
think the timing was bad,
you all have a great community and a great
school.”
Without Blaicher’s, the
school stands to lose at
least $10,000 in yearbook
and photo sales.
The school system is
also facing criticism for
possibly violating Denham’s federal right to free
speech and violation of
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The legality of banning
an individual parent of a
Sequoyah student from
carrying a camera on campus is also being questioned.
Denham’s unique and
breathtaking photography
has brought him recognition and praise from students, athletes, parents,
and other photographers.
The banners of the
school’s athletes that have
appeared on the campus
had been part of his handiwork.
No other private, public, or parental photographers have been barred
from bringing their equipment to Sequoyah High or
any other school in the
system.
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October 26 and continuing through November 30.
It will be from 1:30 p.m.
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Long Ridge Baptist
Church of Coker Creek
will be hold a special service to honor all veterans
on Sunday, November 1 at
11 a.m.
Guest speakers will be
John Forgety and Clinton
Riddle. Everyone is welcome.
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McConkey then called
for a review of the previous meeting’s minutes.
This powwow was held on
September 24, 2015.
Mayor Yates made a motion to approve of the
minutes as read. Seconding the motion was both
Lacey Mason and Jennifer
Underwood. The measure
passed with all ayes.
Next up was the financial report for the month
of September 2015. Although the item would
not be listed until the October financial report,
Heather Rhymes wished
to announce she had been
granted a $100 check
from Legal Aid. This came
as a result of working
alongside them. Sharon
Byers then made a motion
to adopt the financial report as it stood. Underwood seconded the
motion, and it passed with
all ayes.
Patty Williford shared
the Director’s Report with
the Council. The report
touched on the Three Star
Programming. The staff
classes are going well, with
Zumba on Tuesdays and
Yoga on Thurdays. The
Council has finalized
products for the Coalition
Academy requirements,
and has started Began
Yoga for Cancer Recovery
at the Cora Veal Senior
Center. The report noted
this is an eight-week
course, supporting those
who are going through or
recovering from cancer
treatment.
The Kick Off Event for
RAM, stated Williford, is
set for December 3 at 6
p.m., and will take place at
the
First
United
Methodist Church in
Madisonville. Invitations
have been completed and
mailed off. The report revealed Crystal Russell had
developed a mailing list,
with over 300 professionals having been invited
thus far. Elected officials
and sponsors of the last
RAM have also been invited to the Kick Off
Event. Board members
will need to sign up for a
shift to serve.
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set for October 31, said
Williford. She also announced the National
Drug Take Back Day was
a success. Local law enforcement incinerated the
drugs through the TBI
and Dangerous Drug Task
Force. The Health Council recently took participated in the Cool Kids
Health Fair as well. Members of the Council attended the Appalachian
Regional
Commission
Conference, and as a
whole the organization
took part in the Buzz Fest.
There were over twenty
entries in the Be Super
Healthy Wagon Parade.
The kids did an awesome
job, it was said.
The Health Council is
currently involved in the
organization of alcohol
compliance checks. It is
also overseeing Ollie the
Otter presentations, and
working with law enforcement on seat belt and
child seat safety compliance checks.
Williford then spoke
on the Cancer Fund. Two
people received cancer
funds in September, equaling $400 given out of the
Cancer Fund. She also
stated she had had to turn
away a few people this
past month. This was due
to these people having received aid from the Cancer Fund only a few
months before. One can
only draw from the Cancer Fund once a year.
Williford wished for the
board to know about this.
It has never happened before, she said, and she did
not want anyone to think
the Health Council does
not wish to help people. It
does, but once aid is received, the Fund requires
you must wait for a year
before receiving aid again.
TNCEP was represented by Lisa McMahan.
She announced the new
Discover My Plate program is merging with the
previous program, known
as Organ Wise Guys. This
will allow the continued
use of Organ Annie.
TNCEP also recently
took part in the Health
Fair, as well as the Walk-aThon at Tellico Plains Elementary School. Games
were set up at the latter
event. The group has participated in Tasty Days at
both Sweetwater Elementary School and Sweetwater Primary School, too.
The Eat Smart During
Pregnancy course has
started as well. Though
only one person took part
in the first meeting,
McMahan expressed the
hope the class would grow.
It now became time
for committee reports.
Crystal Russell spoke
for the Substance Abuse
and DFC Committee.
The SADD Clubs are
going strong, she reported.
A SADD Club was recently started at Sequoyah
High School. Recruitment
will begin in the first week
of November. Russell next
stated she is sill working
on the next round of
PRIDE Surveys and
parental permission letters. She hoped this would
be finished by the end of
November. Overall, she
thought there had been a
good return during the
first round of PRIDE Surveys. There was an average
of 50 percent response
from schools, a good sample size.
The Nutrition and Fitness Committee was represented by Lacey Mason
and Jennifer Understood.
Mason first spoke on
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through its BMI screenings, reported Mason.
Monroe Motion is also
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money, to allow this program to expand in the future. Another program in
the works is a breakfast
program at Tellico Plains
Elementary School. The
program, now in its pilot
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Since its implementation ,
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due to rain. However, 55
students still showed up to
participate in it. And while
a little delayed, World
School Milk Day did happen. Understood then announced the committee is
building two gardens at
Sweetwater Elementary
School. It is also working
on getting a walking track
around the school, though
she noted this would be a
year-long process. Power
Up has been replaced by
Go Noodle, continued
Understood. Influenza
forms are also in, and
Brown
Intermediate
School has both Yoga and
Cardio classes going on.
Before the conclusion
of their report, Mason
stated the committee is
hoping to build a special
chain. Whenever a student at a school sees a random act of kindness by
someone, he or she is encouraged to write it down
on a slip of paper and slip
it in a box. These slips of
paper will then be used to
create a Chain of Kindness.
It was now time for
other business.
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Another event fast approaching is the Zombie
Dash. Posters and flyers
have been sent out. Williford wished to repeat that
all the proceeds from the
event will go towards the
local SADD Clubs and
Youth Clubs.
The Health Council is
also in the midst of a raffle.
There are many prizes to
be won. Tickets are only
$1, with six tickets going
for $5. The tickets will be
sold at the Health Council
Office until Halloween.
Williford then said the
Health Council has had a
request to partner with
local Kiwanis Clubs and
the Chamber of Commerce. The Council was in
favor of such a union. To
that end, they agreed to
the partnership.
The next Health Council meeting was set for December 3 at 11:30 a.m.,
allowing the group to immediately move to the
FUMC to prepare for the
RAM Dinner. With no
more to discuss, McConkey adjourned the
meeting at 12:50 p.m..
Two
(Continued from pg 1)
for resale, possession of
Schedule VI marijuana for
resale, possession of legend drugs, and possession
of unlawful drug paraphernalia was Randy Lee McCallie, 43, of Dry Valley
Road, Philadelphia and
Melissa Ann Goodman,
49, of Sweetwater.
Yates Matoy said he
was dispatched to the
scene of a car crash with
injury and learned McCallie had fled, but additionally learned McCallie was
staying at the Sweetwater
Valley Trailer Park, where
Goodman had a residence.
With Trooper Cory
Russell, Yates Matoy located Goodman and received permission to
search her place, finding
McCallie in a bedroom.
Goodman said McCallie’s meth was in her chair
and a further search
turned up additional meth
in baggies and marijuana
in baggies, scales, and pills.
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Williford again spoke
on the upcoming RAM
Dinner. It is set for December 3rd at the FUMC,
and will begin at 6 p.m.
She stated 400 invitations
have been issued. The
Sheriff’s Department will
be helping with the
spaghetti dinner, and child
care will be provided. The
agenda for the evening includes not only socializing
and a delicious supper, said
Williford, but also a documentary on Remote Area
Medical.
Williford encouraged
the Council members to
contact providers about
the event, and to put up
flyers advertising it as well.
RAM is not about competing businesses, she said.
And personal contacts
mean quite a lot.
The next RAM Committee meeting was set for
November 5 at 12 p.m.
The committee will meet
at the Health Council Office.
Williford then stated
she hoped the organization could hold a ZumbaThon in January.
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Around The Globe
The “biggest hurricane
ever” fizzled on Saturday
and weakened to tropical
storm status after crashing
into Mexico at a Category
5 storm system, leaving behind flooded homes, raging rivers, and downed
trees, but far less damage
than initially predicted
and taking no lives in in
onslaught. Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto
said there were no reports
of major damage though
many residents lost power
and running water.
Former British Prime
Minister Tony Blair said
on Friday the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq was partly
responsible for the emergence of the Islamic State
of Iraq and Syria in the
Middle East, but added
that the toppling of dictator Saddam Hussein was
“the right thing to do.”
Approximately 179 British
troops died in Iraq between 2003 and 2009.
According to U.S. Secretary John Kerry on Saturday, Israel and Jordan
had agreed on steps aimed
at reducing tensions at a
holy site in Jerusalem that
had fanned Israel-Palestinian tensions and violence.
Among the steps were
round-the-clock monitoring and Israel’s reaffirming
of Jordan’s special and historic role as custodian of
the site known as the
Temple Mount to the Jews
and the Haram al-Sharif to
Muslims.
Endorsing Pope Francis’ call for a “more merciful and less judgmental
church,” Catholic bishops
on Saturday urged the
church be more welcoming for cohabitating couples, gays, and divorced
Catholics who had civilly
remarried. Bishops from
around the world adopted
a document at the end of
a divisive three-week
synod on providing better
pastoral care for Catholic
families.
Unidentified attackers
hurled homemade bombs
at a crowd of thousands of
Shiite Muslims gathered
for a religious procession
in
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capital
of
Bangladesh on Saturday,
killing one person and injuring more than 100 others
in
subsequent
explosions. Police said the
strike on the minority
group in the Sunni-dominated country was unprecedented
for
Bangladesh, arresting two
suspects and recovering
two unexploded bombs.
In Indonesia on Saturday, a fire that raced
through a packed karaoke
bar on the country’s Sulawesi Island killed 17 persons and hospitalized 71
others, most of which
were victims of smoke inhalation. No cause had
been determined on Sunday, but police said fire engines were late in arriving
and workers had been unable to quell the blaze with
fire extinguishers.
And India’s Defense
Ministry said on Saturday
the nation’s air force
would have its first female
fighter pilots by 2017, a decision that came because
Indian female pilots’ performances had been “on a
par” with males in flying
transport aircraft and
heavy-lift
helicopters.
Women would begin
training next year and
enter fighter cockpits
within the next year-anda-half. BUZZ Note: Females at present fly fighter
jets in several countries,
including the United
States, France, and Israel.
Flight: Not Always Right
Three Run, Three Caught
A trio of drivers from
Monroe County attempted to elude law enforcement officers in their
vehicles in three separate
incidents in the past ten
days, but the flights were
grounded in each case and
the drivers were arrested
and taken into custody.
In the first hightailing,
Madisonville Police Sergeant Daniel Dockery
charged Joshua Shauntele
McCleary, 28, of West
Street, Sweetwater with
reckless endangerment,
felony evading, revoked license fourth offense, and
other driving violations on
October 17, after McCleary sped from a traffic
stop and raced from Old
Cemetery Road onto Oak
Grove Road, hitting
speeds of 80-miles-perhour in the roadway’s 35mile-per-hour
zone.
Dockery caught up with
McCleary on Fagin Lane
when McCleary lost control of his Chevy Trail
Blazer and collided into an
embankment.
In the second split
from the scene, Sweetwater Police Patrol Officer
Adam Taylor charged
Christopher Shane Branham, 26, of SweetwaterVonore
Road
with
reckless driving, leaving
the scene of an accident
with damage, and reckless
endangerment, following a
hit-and-run on October
19.
County deputies
caught up with Branham
at the Philadelphia ramp
of Interstate 75 and held
him for Taylor.
And in the third hurtle
and hotfoot, Tellico Plains
Police Patrol Officer Dalton Rinehart charged
Brandon David Rymer, 23,
of Steer Creek Road with
felony evading, reckless
endangerment, reckless
driving, suspended driver’s
license, and other motor
offenses after an October
20 chase from the Tellico
Pride to Highway 69 to
Steer Creek Road, where
Rymer’s Toyota sedan hit
speeds of over 100 miles
per hour. On Steer Creek
Road, the speed on the
twisting narrow pavement
was in excess of 60 and
when Rymer stopped at
his home, he bailed from
the car and ran away on
foot.
“you have brains in
your head. you have
feet in your shoes.
you can steer yourself
in any direction you
choose. you're on
your own, and you
know what you know.
And you are the guy
who'll decide where to
go”.
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October 26, 2015
Trading Places
No District Listed
Charles Jerry Presley to
East Tennessee Natural
Gas LLC $50.
Judy Keeble Beaty etal
Jonathan Keeble Beaty to
East Tennessee Natural
Gas LLC $50.
Charles Jerry Presley to
East Tennessee Natural
Gas LLC $50.
Dean Williams etal
Dustin Williams to East
Tennessee Natural Gas
LLC $50.
Coy Dwain Summit
etux etal Jeanette Summitt, Sue Summitt Bishop
to East Tennessee Natural
Gas LLC $50.
Wayne A. Rutherford
Revocable Living Trust,
Wayne A. Rutherford
Trustee to East Tennessee
Natural Gas LLC $50.
Sue Poston Marler etal
Sue
Poston
Marler
Trustee, Nicholas Marler
to East Tennessee Natural
Gas LLC $50.
Tellico Reservoir Development Agency to East
Tennessee Natural Gas
LLC $50.
Bernice Coker to East
Tennessee Natural Gas
LLC $50.
Dean Williams to East
Tennessee Natural Gas
LLC $50.
Salem Pointe Capital
LLC To East Tennessee
Natural Gas LLC $50.
Bill Garrett etux Maragaret Garrett to Kathleen
Ketchen etvir Scott
Ketchen $3,000.
District 1
Ericka Stark to James
Fultz etux Pam Fultz
$5,000.
Jeff Moses etux Linda
Moses to Sharron Edgmon etal Michael Shane
Best $155,000.
Trustees of Murray
Baptist Church etal Murray Baptist Church, Murray Baptist Graveyard,
Trustee of Murray Baptist
Church Graveyard, Murray Baptist Church,
Trustees of Murrays Baptist Church, Murrays
Chapel Baptist Church,
Trustees of Murrays
Chapel Baptist Church,
Murrays Baptist Church
Inc., Trustees of Murrays
Baptist Church Inc. to
Murrays Baptist Church
Inc. etal Trustees of Murrays Baptist Church $0.
Tommy Slanton Jr. etux
etal Patti Slanton, John
Olson, Deborah Olson to
Rickey Miller etux Susan
Miller $0.
William Earl Goodman
etux Nakeesha Ko Keeko
Goodman
to
Larry
Lawrence etux Frances
Lawrence $115,000.
District 2
Stacy Peak etal Stacey
Peak, Stacey Peak Arden
to Travis Marshall Holloway etux Reagan Barrosse Holloway $24,000.
U.S. Bank National As-
sociation etal Aegis Asset
Backed Securities Trust,
Ocwen Loan Servicing
LLC to Robin Butler
$57,000.
Bruce Arp etux Ruth
Ann Arp to Brittany Virginia Cook $10,000.
CMH Homes Inc. to
Frank Kelly Jr. $100,307.81.
District 3
Cristina Vieira etvir etal
Daniel Vieira, Cristina
Sousa, Cristina Sousa
Chapman to David Allen
Shadwick Jr. etux Carolyn
Sue Shadwick $166,500.
James Jones etux Patricia Jones to Jonathan
Patrick Carr etux Amanda
Brooke Carr $235,000.
Benjamin Drew West
to Brittanie West $0.
Kee Wallace Jr. etal
Margaret Wallace to Jason
Millsaps $3,500.
Perry Belcher etux
Amanda Belcher to
Daniel Sledge etux Kelly
Sledge $122,500.
Scott Lynn etux etal
Scott Lynn, Carolyn Lynn
to James Lee $100,000.
Fannie Mae etal Federal
National Mortgage Association to Linda Smith
$80,000.
Arnold Weiss etal Jerry
Denham, Melissa Denham to Midfirst Bank
$149,400.
District 4
Blake Britton etal Altha
Britton to Perry Bryan
Burris etux Allison Brooke
Burris $25.000.
Vicki Beeler to Preston
Beeler II $0.
Vanderbilt Mortgage
and Finance Inc. to Pansy
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James Lee to Gary
Burkhalter etux Wanda
Burkhalter $10,000.
Steven Austin Sloan
etal Gary Lee Sloan to
James Lee $15,000.
Wells Fargo Bank to
Monroe County Habitat
for Humanity $0.
District 5
Jack Weese etal Jerry
Lee Weese Estate, Jerry
Lee Weese to Restoration
International Outreach
Church etal Trustees of
Restoration International
Outreach Church $0.
Lynda Gintz to Randall
Moore etux Tonya Moore
$217,000. Citizens National Bank to Kenneth
Felker $35,000.
Did YouKnow?
El Jay Smothers
Did you know that the
Teton Range of the Rocky
Mountains (49 miles long)
is (according to people
who keep these records)
the one attraction that can
literally take your breath
away? The range rests just
south of Yellowstone National Park and just west
of Jackson Hole.
Sitting east is the Owl
Creek Mountains. Now
this experience will make
you literally jump out of
your car and relieve your Iphone or Canon of its
memory card.
During the 200-mile
trip to Casper, you will see
boulders as big as a locomotive just sitting on the
prairie floor without a by
your leave. Thousands of
boulders just sitting on the
ground ripe for pickin.’
Fo u r- t h o u s a n d - f o o t
mountains that appear to
have buildings etched into
their faces.
Halfway through your
journey the mountains
change their colors to red,
purple, black, yellow, blue
and green. . Oops there
goes your memory card
again.
You ask how the Tetons
got their names. Well,
modernists say they got
them from the Teton Indian tribe. Actually, French
Trappers (first white-eyes
to see the pointed mountains) named them ‘Les
Trois Te’tons’ (look that
one up). Native Americans
named the range “The
Mother of the Earth,” another hint.
By the way, did you
know there is a “caldera”
in your back yard? Not exactly active, but a few
years ago (either 60 million or 10,000, according
to your belief or non-belief) a volcano erupted just
east of the Cherohala Skyway, leaving an almost perfect cone valley.
Check your Google
earth or a raised relief map
of the area.
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Page 10 - The BUZZ
Local Joblessness
Rises in September
Greg Altum
Monroe County’s unemployment rate went up
slightly in September, according to figures released
by the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development earlier
this month.
The rate went from 6.3
percent in August to 6.4
percent in September.
McMinn County’s unemployment rate increased from 6.4 percent
in August to 6.5 percent in
September.
Loudon County’s rate
rose from 5.5 percent to 5.8
percent.
Blount County was one
of 24 counties whose jobless rate stayed the same,
coming in at 5.1 percent in
September and August.
The state’s rate went
down to 5.7 percent in
September compared to
5.8 percent in August.
The national unemployment rate decreased
from 5.2 percent to 4.9
percent.
The county with the
highest unemployment
was Hancock (Sneedville)
at 11.1 percent.
The
lowest
was
Williamson
County
(Franklin) at 4.1 percent.
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Miller
October 26, 2015
turned up suspect marijuana in Millers shirt
(Continued from pg 1) pocket and meth and oxymarijuana was Roger A. codone pills in the vehicle.
A pipe with residue was
Miller of Tellico Plains.
According to Graham, also located, Graham said.
an illegal license plate on
his Jeep caused Miller to
come under scrutiny on
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formed a traffic stop on
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October 26, 2015
Milder Weather,
Better Equipment
Less Income for FLEC
Greg Altum
The Board of Directors
of Fort Loudoun Electric
met for the utility’s
monthly meeting on
Thursday, learning that
milder weather in recent
months combined with
more efficient equipment
had resulted in less income
for the cooperative.
“Our net increase was
positive in September,”
said Chief Financial Officer Mike Webb. “However, the amount was still
$300,000 less than last
year. We had milder
weather this year and we
are getting and using more
efficient equipment.”
“We had one 100-degree day for 2015,” said
Chairman John Loope,
“compared to 19 last year.”
General Manager Jarrod Brackett said Fort
Loudoun Electric was still
hoping to get $1 million
from the Federal Emergency
Management
Agency for its help with
storm damage last winter.
FLEC’s power provider
TVA was facing the future
confidently, Brackett said,
even with more pollutant
guidelines from the Environmental
Protection
Agency. The entire TVA
seven-state region benefitted from $17.9 billion in investments this past year,
which helped create
76,000 new jobs, he said.
“TVA is testing a
ratepayer
complaint
process in Mississippi and
is also conducting a lessons
learned analysis,” said
Brackett.
Brackett provided an
update regarding the recent annual membership
meeting on October 3.
“I think we had a good
meeting,” he said. “Ultimately around 1,100 members showed up. The kids
were the key. We received
a thank you from the principal of Sequoyah High
School regarding the
event.”
Next year’s meeting will
be in Greenback, Brackett
said.
The board named directors to specific committees. And Brackett
reminded the board that
the National Rural Elec-
tric Cooperative AssociaLEGAL NOTICE
tion district meeting
would be held this coming
NON – RESIDENT
week.
FLEC will have the 811
NOTICE
phone service starting on IN THE PrOBATE COUrT
FOr MONrOE COUNTy,
January 1, 2016, he said.
TENNESSEE
Kilowatt-hour
sales
dOCKET #2015-045
came to 48,035,031 in September, compared to CrySTAL dAWN rAGAN
and STEVEN L. rAGAN
56,152,975 for August. Bad
PETITIONErS
debt was $2,824.98, a generally low amount, and 17
JENNIFEr COGdILL
rESPONdENT
renter accounts were part
of the total.
IN THE MATTEr OF:
According to Loope,
KATELyNN LASHAE
FLEC had 389 new memCOGdILL
bers in September for a
Child under the age of 18
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARpresent total of 31,631.
Watson
(Continued from pg 1)
quency of a minor and underage consumption was
Dustin Watson of Madisonville.
Martin said he spotted
Watson and the juvenile
on foot, walking on Patterson Street. Both appeared to be drunk,
Martin said.
Upon speaking to the
pair, Martin learned Watson had been drinking
liquor and so had the
minor.
Martin said both individuals said they were on
probation.
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that include vacation, sick leave, paid holidays,
401k, medical, dental and life insurance.
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CCHS is an equal opportunity employer.
ING BY THE PETITION FOR
APPOINTMENT
OF
GUARDIAN THAT JENNIFER
COGDILL, THE MOTHER OF
THE RESPONDENT KATELYNN LASHAE COGDILL, IS A
NON-RESIDENT OF THE
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
AND THAT PERSONAL SERVICE OF PROCESS CANNOT
BE HAD UPON HER, JENNIFER COGDILL, THEREFORE,
IS
HEREBY
REQUIRED TO SERVE ANSWER ON OR BEFORE THE
25TH DAY OF NOVEMBER
2015, THE SAME BEING 30
DAYS FROM THE LAST
PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, UPON JAMES HARVEY
STUTTS, 306 EAST WALNUT
STREET, P.O. BOX 419,
SWEETWATER, TN 37874 ATTORNEY FOR THE PETITIONERS. FAILURE TO DO SO,
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT
WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST
YOU FOR THE RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE COMPLAINT
LEGAL NOTICE
AND A HEARING EX PARTE
CAN BE SET.
IT IS FURTHER ORDERED
THAT THIS NOTICE BE PUBLISHED FOR FOUR CONSECUTIVE WEEKS IN THE
MONROE COUNTY BUZZ.
THIS THE 1ST DAY OF OCTOBER 2015.
TERESA A. CHOATE,
PROBATE CLERK
DONNA C. MCKENZIE,
PROBATE DEPUTY CLERK
ISSUED THIS THE 1ST DAY
OF OCTOBER 2015.
INSERT: October 5, 12, 19, 26,
2015.
Application with FCC
for Transfer of License
On October 2, 2003, an application was filed with the Federal
Communications
Commission in Washington,
DC to transfer the license of
radio station WRKQ from Beverly Broadcasting, LLC to
Storm Front Communications,
LLC. Beverly Broadcasting is
owned by Michael and Sue
Beverly and Storm Front Communications is owned by
Sheila Woolard, Carl R.
Woolard,
and
Nicholas
Woolard. A copy of this application is available for public inspection at the WRKQ Studios
at 880 Englewood Road,
Madisonville, TN or online at
wrkq.net. Comments on this
transfer may be made in writing to the Federal Communications
Commission,
Washington, DC 20554.
NOTICE
Monroe County
Board of Education
The Monroe County Board of Education
Transportation Committee will meet on Tuesday October 27th, 2015 at 4:00 p.m. in the
Boardroom at the director of Schools’ office.
This meeting will be to discuss possibly rebidding a portion of 1st and 3rd district Bus
routes.
Mr. Tim Blankenship
director of Schools
NOTICE
CITY OF MADISONVILLE
The City of Madisonville’s Mayor and Board
of Aldermen will hold a regular monthly
Board Meeting on November 2, 2015 at 6:00
p.m. The meeting will be in the Board room
of Madisonville City Hall, 400 College St N,
Madisonville, Tennessee.
A copy of the agenda for the meeting can be
picked up at City Hall.
The public is invited to attend.
Alfred McClendon
City recorder
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Lost triangle rimmed cat-eyed
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sentimental value. Lost from
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found please call 865-705-7282.
Young hunting dog found in the
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ANIMALS
ANIMALS
APPLIANCES
Black and tan female hunting
dog last seen near Smokey
Branch in Vonore. Goes by the
name Lady. If found please call
423-295-2695.
2 females and 2 males
Iredale/black and tan mix puppies 5 months old with shots and
wormed. 423-519-3621.
Heavy duty dryer stainless steel
$175. 423-337-5474.
Lost Great Dane last seen near
Mount Vernon area. White with
black spots and white eyes. If
found please contact 423-4428083 or 423-371-5031.Reward
offired.
Chihuahua, rat terriers and rat
terrier/beagle mix, shots and
wormed $100 each your pick.
423-253-2398.
Baby Silkie chicks. $5. 865-3871479.
AKC registered Labrador retrievers are wormed with first shots.
Chocolate, black, yellow and
blonde. Mon and dad are on
sight. Available October 16, $300
each. 423-371-5748.
Bird cage with some accessories. $20 442-1327.
Pigs for sale. 295-2314.
Full grown Orpington mix rooster. $10. 865-387-1479.
3 male canaries, 2 months old
$50 each. 423-271-0837.
Chihuahua mix puppies for sale.
First shots and wormed,
black/white and brown/white $20
each. 865-466-4214.
Male and female sugar
gliders/flying squirrels for sale.
Very gentle and tame $100 each
or $150 for both. 423-442-3549.
Mother and three kittens. Free to
good home. Kittens are approximately 4 months old. Grey and
white, one kitten is stripped. 3513703.
Applehead male Chihuahua for
breeding, very smart $100 stud
fee or pick of litter. 423-371-1321
ANIMALS
6 Pitbull puppies. Bully breeds
are colby, rednose, and razors
edge am-staff. 2 males 4 females and parents available
$150-$200. 865-296-0768 or
865-657-3521.
Two black and tan coonhounds
puppies. 6 weeks old. One male,
one female. $125 each. 4044170.
Assorted aquariums: 5, 10, and
15 gallon tanks with assorted accessories. $1.00 per gallon or
$25 for all. 442-1327.
Black and tan pure bred blood
hound puppies for sale $125
each. Great bear or hog hunters.
865-466-4214.
Brown & blue AKC Yorkies, 12
weeks old. Up to dates on shots.
1 girl $350 and 2 males $300
each. 423-519-3363.
4-year-old male Poodle, not
neutered and white in color
$200. 423-420-6341.
Chihuahua and fiest dogs for
sale. Ages range from 4 months
to 2 years. $100 a piece. 2952398.
Chihuahua Reindeer breed puppies for sale $100. Ready to go
October 16 with first shots and
wormed. Will hold with deposit.
423-337-1028.
Co-op Rhode Island Red Bluff
pullet and roosters, Co-op mix
bluff, game hens and roosters for
sale. Call for price 423-836-6311.
Jack Russell terrier, male, fixed,
shots and wormed. 10 months
old $100. 423-420-6431.
UKC registered American leopard hound puppies. 12 weeks
old. Have shots and are very
healthy. $50 each. Call or text
404-3075.
Labrador retriever puppies. AKC
registered, chocolate, yellow,
and black. 1st shots and
wormed. $600. 859-533-3359.
2 male Yorkies, one traditional,
one parti, vaccinated, wormed.
No papers $550 each. 3334593.
Full blood, 5-years-old, male
Yorkie. Very friendly, prefers females and children. Clothes, dog
food and accessories included
$200. 810-348-5050.
Free kittens to good homes.
Four available, all female. 2535510.
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Talking yellow naped Amazon
parrot. 2 years old, includes 2 big
cages $650. 423-312-2388.
Used GE dryer $100. 828-2306004.
Older model Maytag dishwasher
$50. Call or text 865-556-8491.
Older model Maytag dishwasher
White side by side GE refrigerator $200. 423-442-3102 or 423836-0256.
Looking to buy good used working reasonable priced appliances. 423-351-3874.
Whirlpool front loader washer,
good condition. $200. 423-4058799.
Super plus, white Kenmore
dryer. $200. 423-351-3874.
Maytag washer and dryer $250.
423-519-4458.
Maytag washer heavy duty
$200. 423-337-5474.
Architect Series II Kitchen Aid
electric range, self cleaning,
good condition and all digital
controls. $250. 865-466-1127
Black side by side refrigerator
with glass like front and no ice
maker. Nice condition $175. 941713-9514.
Commercial Ice cream freezer,
$1200. Contact Henry's Casual
Café 442-2981.
Used Maytag washer $125
OBO. 828-230-6004.
Good used appliances. Washer,
dryers & refrigerators $100 & up.
423-351-4319.
Dachsund-Jack Russell mix.
One year old. $100.865-7055996.
Mixed Pitt puppies $50. 423420-6596.
B B red banties $20 a pair.
Guinea fowl 10 for $100. 423404-3027.
Whirlpool washer and dryer set
$250. 423-351-3874.
Pit bull puppies that have been
wormed. $150 each. 865-2504314.
3 different sized bird cages.
$25 each. 423-442-6388.
Geo Tracker. Nice condiAssorted aquariums: 5, 10, and 1995
New tires. $2495. 253-7965
15 gallon tanks with assorted ac- tion.
or
519-5569.
cessories. $1.00 per gallon or
Silver 2004 Nissan 350 Z $7,000
$25 for all. 442-1327.
firm. 423-836-4724.
Rabbits for sale. Holland Lop,
Mini Rex (Velveteen), dwarf and 1992 Nissan Maxima, 4 dr, 92K,
lionhead breeds. $10 each. 865- a/c, good condition $1600 423745-2416
274-9899.
Muscovy ducks for sale. 12 total, 1993 Toyota van. Runs and
all for $30. 423-519-9387.
looks great. 26 mpg. $1,650.
Male Beagle hunting dog, needs 271-0665 or 519-9078.
training. Black, white and tan in 2003 Dodge 3500 with 225k
color. He is one year old, up to miles, 5.9L Cummins Diesel endates on shots and neutered gine, 5 speed transmission, 4x4,
$100. 423-420-6341.
all-power, husky liner floor mats.
Recently rebuilt front end with
new brakes, shocks, u-joints,
wheel bearings, and ball joints.
Custom built front bumper/ bushChampion heavy duty juice ex- guard and nerf bars. Too many
tractor, complete unit $195 OBO. add-ons to list. Call 337-6652 for
Ask for Marie 423-261-2039.
more info.
Refrigerator $225. Stove $225. 2006 Ford Lariat 4 door, 1
Microwave $50. Dishwasher owner, new tires and covered
$100. Vacuum $125. 423-442- bed. Local truck with 130,000
7977.
miles for $15,000 OBO. 423Big gray dryer in good working 519-8484.
order. $200. 423-405-8799.
2004 Toyota Matrix four cylinder
speed with new tires $4,500.
Whirlpool washer, good condi- 5
For more information please call
tion $80. 423-442-5413.
423-836-1295.
AUTOMOBILES
TRUCKS & VANS
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Baby pigs for sale. 836-2046.
Pigmy goats for sale, tri-color.
$75 for billies & $100 for nannies.
423-253-3938.
Kenmore side by side refridgerator in good condition $200. 423351-3874.
Upright frost free freezer in good
condition $195. 941-713-9514.
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Seaton Enterprises
Sweetwater Recycling
2101 Old Niota rd Athens
157 County rd 323 Sweetwater
423-745-9989
423-337-0028
APPLIANCES
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CLASSIFIEDS
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EMPLOYMENT
AUTOMOTIVE
CHILDCARE
ELECTRONICS
Auto Mechanic Service
detail and Car Wash
423-836-1796.
Need a babysitter? Providing
day and night shift child care.
References available. 519-5881.
New Canon printer never used
$50. 371-1321 or 271-1744.
HP Deskjet printer 1010 $20.
423-253-4872.
RCA 25 inch t.v. $30. 27 inch t.v.
$30. 423-519-7162.
New asking price $2,900 for
2000 Toyota Four Runner four
wheel drive, blown cam seal,
otherwise runs like a top. You fix,
but hurry, at this price this bargain
won’t be around long. 423-5196666.
Nice 2001 Jeep Wrangler with
only 87,000 actual miles, soft top
and garage kept $10,995. 865776-0249.
Nissan Titan factory aluminum
alloy 18 inch wheels. Call for
price 423-836-6311.
1992 Jeep parts for sale. 423261-2426.
2 Michelin tires and wheels. Size
185/GOR-15. $40 for both
tire/wheel set. 423-404-3027.
2013 Ford Focus in excellent
condition, fully loaded with black
and tan interior and 46K. $9,995.
423-337-9749.
Over the rail bed liner with tailgate protector for short wide
truck bed $35. 423-539-5839
4X8 camper top $100. 371-0774
68 Car Care
Quality Service
You Can Depend On
All Type Repairs on Foreign and
Domestic Cars & Light Trucks
ASE Certified
337-9751
2805 New Hwy 68 Sweetwater
Toyota Tacoma tracking factory
mags, six lug, used but in good
condition. $350 for the set. 8366311.
Wheel covers, new, for Ford
pick-up, date inside 1975. $60
295-5916.
Canvas cover for Ford Pick-up
truck $100. 423-442-1037.
16x35 or larger rubber tarp $199.
423-442-1037.
16 inch 8 lug heavy duty tire rim
in good condition $50. 351-7736.
1954 Ford F100 lowered with
351 Cleveland engine, mild build
c4 automatic transmission, Ford
9” rear end, Mustang II disc
brake front end, factory heat/defrost. New floor mats, door seals,
exhaust, radiator and hoses, 15”
steel wheels, steering column/
shifter, BF Goodrich Long Trail
T/A Tour tires, and an aftermarket gauge cluster. Nearly perfect
interior. 17,000 OBO 337-6651.
1956 Crown Victoria two door,
hardtop, started restoration on
body $5,500. 423-519-5815.
2003 Ford Ranger, 4 cyl, a/c, 5
spd, short bed, mint condition,
$4200 423-745-2416
2 Bridgestone tires. T225/
60R17. In good condition. $30
for both. 253-3059.
Stall torque converter for 350
Turbo $200. 423-404-3027.
Now enrolling for pre-school program at First Presbyterian
Church Child Development Center at 601 Church Steet in
Sweetwater. Development Program is for children ages 2-5.
Please call 423-337-6082 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m.
XBox 360 in Good condition with
five games. No controller included. Asking $150. Please inquire at 423-836-0728
Now Hiring
Servers
at Classical Italian
Pizza, located in
Tellico Village
contact Vera
865-206-8865
SEEKING PROPANE
Sharp 46 inch LCD table top flat
screen with surround sound sysDELIVERY DRIVER
tem and DVD player included
must
have CDL and
$300. 423-442-3547.
Hazmat endorsement.
Hewlett-Packard flat screen
email: rmckimm@
and keyboard. $20. 836Pressure washing special of the monitor
thompsongas.com
week: Will pressure wash the 6251.
algae from the north side of your
423-253-3655
house. Call for pricing. 836-6578.
EOE
100+ years old antique hand- Family Home Care Services
made bricks. $1 each. 404-4311.
United Methodist Church in
is hiring caregivers and CNAs in Sweet- Sweetwater is now taking appliWoodworking material, table water, Madisonville, and Tellico Plains. cations. Positions available for
leaves, drawers, other finished $9.00/hr. Insurance benefits available pre-school ministries organizawood panels. $1-$2 each. 295tion. Successful applicants are
after 90 days. Apply online www.fhc- subject to background checks.
5916.
sllc.com or come by our office at 603 Please drop off resume at 501
Old doors and windows. 404- Congress Pkwy N in Athens. Call Brandy Church Street in Sweetwater or
4311.
fax to First Kids at First United
744-4674 with any inquiries.
Methodist Church 423-337-5424
Scalloped sink with vanity an
nice faucet $40. 423-519-6958. Dickey McCay Insurance, one of You may also contact Janet at
Monroe County's largest inde- 423-404-4885.
Old barn wood all sizes & pendent agencies, is seeking 2
lengths call for pricing. 404-4311. licensed P&C agents for off-site Local body shop now hiring for
3 covered church benches 15 commission & marketing of our the combination of any two of the
products. References a must. following, Auto Body Technician,
feet. $35 each. 404-4311.
Call 423-253-3524 or e-mail Auto Frame Technician, Auto
Used barn tin. $5 a sheet. 404-4311. djohnson@dickeymccayinsur- Painter. Must have 4 years experience and your own transance.com
Cooper Services LLC is now portation. Pay depends on
taking apps. for 1st, 2nd, and experience and quality of work.
are required. 423•Excavation & Trucking •Site Prep 3rd shifts for material handlers References
and mobile equipment opera- 442-3860
•Land Clearing •Road Building tors in Vonore. Background
2 School Bus
and drug screen required.
State Licensed Contractor check
Pay starts at $9.50/hr. Pick up
Drivers Needed
Call Mitchell or Gary
and return applications at The
Must have a class B li113A Main Street in
253-4007 or 263-7001 BUZZ
Madisonville, send resumes to cense, air brakes, and p&S
stair_julie@ yahoo.com or call
endorsements.
884-9124.
Paying above average wages.
Looking for experienced CDL
please call:
driver and farm hand. Refer865-680-0412 or 423-519-6631.
.
.
.
MArBLE GrANITE CErAMIC WOOd ences required please call 423- Vonore Baptist Church now hir253-4912.
KitChens, Baths, Floors and
ing part time position for After
Walls, FireplaCes, and shoWers
HVAC INSTALLERS
School Program. Hours are 2:30
licensed,insured,Guaranteed
6:30 Monday - Friday. Must be
30 Years of Experience AND SERVICE TECHS to
good with children, for more info
Looking
for
experienced
Tom Carroll 865-201-8485
please call 423-884-6230.
installers or service
technicians.
Local construction company
37 lengths (540') 1" PVC pipe, 10
Pay dependent on
now hiring for experienced and
lengths (200') 3/4" PVC pipe, 80
experience:
dependable carpenters/laborers.
of 2" PVC pipe, all schedule 40.
Please call 423-271-1828.
$15 - $21 hourly.
$225 for all. 423-351-7736.
Retirement benefits
Subway is now hiring dependand paid vacation
able and friendly employees at
423-442-5039
new location. Applications can
picked up in person at Subwww.harrisheatingcooling.com be
way in Vonore off Highway 411
All types of
Dental office seeking full time in the Food City Plaza. Age rebackhoe work
front desk position with dental quirement is 17.
experience preferred. Job duties
scheduling appoint- Now hiring roll back driver and
423-404-0240 or 423-351-3752 include
ments, patient check in, phone must have F endorsement to
and simple accounting. drive. For more information
1940's house drop siding. Call reception
Knowledge of computer soft- please contact 423-561-0892.
for pricing. 404-4311.
ware system Eaglesoft is an adEQUIPMENT & TOOLS
vantage as well as knowledge of
dental terminology. Proffesional
and courteous demeanor is es- 5HP air compressor $75. 423sential. Mail resume to P.O. Box 519-3718.
398 Madisonville. TN 37354.
heavy duty electric
Drivers: Dedicated Lane. No- Milwaukee
skill saw with blades and
Touch Openings! $3000 Sign- circular
concrete
cutting
discs $50. 423On
Bonus!
Excellent
Comprehensive Benefits! Class- 351-7736.
A CDL 2 Years exp Call Penske Radial arm table saw $100. 423Logistics: 855-200-2883
261-2787.
CONSTRUCTION
& REMODELING
EMPLOYMENT
Hamilton Environmental Inc.
Affordable
Installations
Jack’s Backhoe
& Septic Service
CLASSIFIEDS
EQUIPMENT & TOOLS
Black and Decker table saw,
good condition $50. 423-5193718.
Half inch drive air impact wrench
$80. 423-351-7736.
Heavy duty post driver $35. 423442-4729.
9HP Craftsman gas operated
wood chipper/shredder bought
used. Used once $195 OBO.
Ask for Marie 423-261-2039.
Dreamworks pressure washer
$75. 423-519-7535.
Heavy duty countertop grain mill.
Hand operated or electric in
great condition $175. 423-4042251.
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT
Lifestyler stationary bike $35.
423-253-4872.
Weider 148 weight bench with
weights $125. 423-337-5474.
Powerbooster weight machine.
Works upper and lower body.
Has plate weights up to 200
pounds. $140. 462-5055.
FOR RENT
PLEMONS RENTALS
2 Br 1 BA
Mobile Home
in Vonore
$400
rent/deposit
FOR
RENT
Utilities NOT included/ NO pets
423-442-8869
1BR Apartment for rent located
on Monroe Street in Madisonville. References required.
423-442-9793 or 423-253-5553.
1B apartment for rent in Sweetwater. Includes water, electric,
trash pick-up and is pet friendly.
$185 weekly, no deposit required. Please call or text 423836-6404.
3 BR trailer in Tellico Plains for
rent. $450 mo. $450 deposit. Call
between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. Monday-Friday, between 10 a.m. and
8 p.m. Saturday and after 1 p.m.
Sunday. 519-5380.
CLoverLeaf apartMents
1 Bedroom ..................................$440/month
2 Bedroom Townhouse.........$532/month
3 Bedroom Townhouse........$619/month
rent Includes Water, Sewer,
Garbage, Playground, Picnic Area,
And On-Site Laundry room.
Starting May 1: $15 off if rent is
paid by the 5th of the month.
For Qualified Tenants
Application on Site
For More Information Call
423-442-3333
HANDICAP UNITS AVAILAbLE / EqUAL HOUSINg OPPORTUNITy
121 Cloverleaf Lane Madisonville
1BR Apartment for rent outside
Tellico Plains. Utilities paid. For
more information contact 423271-0231.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT
FURNITURE
FURNITURE
Advertise Your Service
Here Every Day For
Three Months -$75
Repurposed: old furniture, doors,
tailgates, headboards, barnwood, etc. Barnwood tables,
headboard benches, coffee and
end tables and different size
chests. 423-519-9898.
Dining room table with 6 chairs
oblong oak $250. Coffee table &
2 end tables light solid wood
$150. Other things and more!
423-404-4077.
Good condition couch & love
seat both ends recline, brown
fabric call for price 423-371-9311.
Vintage liquor cabinet/bar with 4
drawers, serving tray, mirrored
background, shelf and 2 doors
in dark wood finish $150 OBO.
423-836-8434.
3 peice full size bedroom set with
box spring and mattress $275.
423-351-3874.
Two ladderback chairs with
woven seats in good condition.
Sturdy. $25 each. 442-2126.
Full size bookcase bed with
matching dresser and mirror, includes mattress and box spring
$150. 423-351-3874.
Full size mattress and box spring
$40. 423-836-4100.
The Willows
New 2&3 Bedrooms
Apartments
$525-$625/month
washer & dryer hook-up,
refrigerator, microwave, stove,
dishwasher
423-442-1833
2BR 1BA for rent, water and
trash included, located on Highway 72 West. References required and no pets. $425
monthly and $425 deposit. 423271-0428.
FOr rENT
1BR 1BA apartment for rent in
Sweetwater. Partly furnished
$160 weekly. 423-271-1017.
1800 sq.ft. building in
Madisonville.$850
monthly. No deposit.
Please call 423-4426078.
DOGWOOD TERRAcE II
SEQUOYAH VILLAGE
ApARTMEnTS
1 Bedroom
Apartments Available
Designed for any person
62 or older who meets
the income guidelines.
rent based on income,
utilities furnished,
ground floor
apartments,
maintenance furnished.
423-337-3810
423-442-9190
EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
SPrINGBrOOK
APArTMENTS
1 Bedroom apartments
designed for seniors age
62 or older who meet the
income requirements.
Utilities furnished, rent
based on income, ground
floor apartments, central
heat/air, maintenance and
yard work furnished.
423-884-6070
Equal Housing Opportunity
Handicap Units Available
HOMESTEAD
RENTALS
2 Br 1 BA Mobile Home
Country Setting in Vonore
$400 monthly/deposit
1 Br 1 BA Mobile Home
Madisonville $325
monthly/deposit
Utilities NOT included/ NO pets
423-442-8869
1BR mobile home for rent located near Lost Sea on Knob
Road. Very private setting on 5
acres. $500 monthly and deposit
required. For more information
please call 423-519-7115.
1BR for rent inside city of Vonore.
Lease agreement and references required, no pets. Weekdays
call
423-442-9004,
evenings and weekends call
423-442-4421.
5625 square feet warehouse
with roll up door and power $950
monthly. Call James 423-5190600.
2BR Trailer for rent in Tellico
Plains $400 monthly, $400 deposit. No calls after 9 p.m. and no
texting please. 423-519-5380.
2BR Trailer for rent in Athens
$400 monthly, $400 deposit. No
calls after 9 p.m. and no texting
please. 423-519-5380
3BR Trailer for rent located on
Reagan Valley Road $475
monthly, $475 deposit. No calls
after 9 p.m. and no texting
please. 423-519-5380.
1B for rent located in Madisonville. Private bathroom with
amneties, utilities and cable furnished. Female preferred and no
pets. $400 monthly plus deposit
. For more information please
call 423-442-8870.
FURNITURE
Several used 4-drawer legal filing cabinets $20-25 each. 828230-6004.
China cabinet with glass doors
and light. Cherry wood. Excellent
condition. Matching dinning
room table with 4 side chairs and
2 captain chairs also in excellent
condition. 295-5518
Big china cabinet $125. 423519-4458
Cherry wood bedroom suit for
sale. Headboard, footboard,
mattress & box spring with rails,
two nightstands, TV & TV stand
and dresser $300. 404-1621.
Queen size boxspring and mattress. $125. 371-0774
Glass display case $50. 865318-6557.
4pc mahogany table set with
slate top, 2 end tables, one coffee table with matching lamps.
$250. 865-640-5398.
China cabinet for sale. Very
good condition with 2 glass
doors & storage in bottom. 423442-6013.
Big china cabinet $125. 423King size box spring for mattress
still in plastic $30. 423-519-4458.
Loveseat couch $50. Round
table with 4 chairs $100. 423371-0774.
King size mattress box spring
$75 OBO 423-371-1321 or 423271-1744.
Loveseat. maroon and tan scalloped design, no rips or tears
$110. 423-253-4632.
Dining room table with 2 leaves
and six chairs. $150. 519-4458.
CLASSIFIEDS
Big cedar wardrobe 74x40 real
nice $225. 423-519-4458.
Oak entertainment center $75.
423-442-1037.
Old China hutch with glass doors
on top $100 OBO. 423-4423102.
Queen size mattress $35. 423351-7736.
Very nice queen size solid oak
bedroom suite, includes headboard, rails, mattress and box
spring, dresser with mirror and 2
night stands $400 OBO. 423310-3093.
Queen size cedar hand made
bed mattress & box spring $250.
423-371-1321 or 423-271-1744.
Used, but clean, queen size
boxspring and matress for sale.
Asking $125 Please inquire at
423-807-0593
Antique mission style oak plant
stand, 31 inches tall $37. No calls
after 6 p.m. 423-836-7432.
Frigidaire white side by side refridgerator, no ice maker and
needs to be de-frosted once
monthly. Great for the garage
$100. 423-420-3199.
2 wing back chairs, olive green.
423-442-3882.
Solid light oak finish round table
with 6 ladderback chairs great
condition $300. 423-442-4455.
Vintage outdoor porch table with
glass top 27x17x21x $18. No
calls after 6 p.m. 423-836-7432.
44 inch round glass top dining
room table with pretty ornate
base $75. 423-519-4732.
Computer armoire cabinet in excellent condition $140. 423-2952680.
Antique brass full size bed $50.
No calls after 6 p.m. 423-8367432.
Twin size bed frame $25. 423295-5518.
Solid oak dining room table and
chairs $200 OBO. 423-3103093.
King size mattress set, name
brand with dual pillow top extra
nice $200. 423-442-6013.
Wild Turkey clock for a man cave
$25. 423-295-2695
CLASSIFIEDS
GUNS & AMMO
CLASSIFIEDS
Thanks For
Readin’
The Buzz!
HOME CARE
b AREFOOT
H OME
E NVIRONMENTAL
CALL US TOdAy!
Glock 45 new in box with 5
magazines. $630. Other items
also available. 253-4632.
Benelli 12 gauge pump Super
Nova. $650. Other items also
available. 253-4632.
.22 LR Federal 50 rounds $11
and 325 rounds $65. 423-2534632.
Remington .22 bucket of bullets,
1400 total $120. 423-836-6879.
HEAT & COOLING
WHO YOU
GONNA CALL?
HEATBUSTERS!
$45 SERVICE CALLS
STALVEY’S
HEATING & AIR
423-519-5802
Indoor • Outdoor Service Detail
CARPET SERVICE•HARDWOOD CARE
ExTERIOR POWERWASH HOME&DRIVE
L AWNCARE•AND MORE!
ASK US ABOUT MOBILE MAIDS!
423-404-2424
Martinez
Drywall
Hang--Finish--Texture--Paint
Free Estimates
Honest Prices
423-368-8577
HOME HEALTH
Hoveround electric wheelchair
with load ramp for sale. 1 year
old and used for approximately 2
hours. Asking $3,000 Please inquire at 423-337-1964
INFANT & CHILDREN
Gas fireplace. $350 if interested. 3 in 1 toddler bed and crib, dark
wood and hardware included.
371-5876 or cell 244-4148.
Mattress not included, $75 OBO.
423-836-8434.
SGT. PAUL
HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING
NEW INSTALL-SErVICE - rEPAIr
INSULATION
Save On Energy Bills!
CR Spray Foam
865-458-0655 INSULATION
Owner Chad Robbins
FINANCINg AVAILAbLE
call or text
423-261-5382
Free Estimates
www.crsprayfoam.com
PRESSURE WASHING
Jimmy Harris
AQUA FORCE
442-5039
Comfort Zone portable elecrtic
heater within a wood cabinet.
Heats up to 1200 sqft, with remote control $90. 423-536-6073.
Monroe
County’s
“Weather Now!”
337-5000
PRESSURE
WASHING
FALL SPECIAL
25% OFF DRIVEWAYS
PATIOS•RV’S•DRIVEWAYS & MORE!
FREE ESTIMATES
MICHAEL MOORE
423-404-3315
[email protected]
LICENSED & INSURED
LAWN & FARM
Boom pole heavy duty fits on
loader. Call for price. 371-7631.
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LAWN & FARM
MISCELLANEOUS
MOBILE HOMES
REAL ESTATE
Cub Cadet tractor mower. 54
inch cut. Water cooled radiator.
Yamaha motor. All new blades
and belts. $1,150. 519-3152.
Free range organic eggs. $2 per
dozen. 442-1327.
Glide trolling motor 37lb thrust
with foot pedals and bracketts
$195. 865-408-0118.
2007 Homelite weed eater
straight shaft and 2007 Poulan
riding lawn mower with 37 inch
cut and 15.5 HP $500 for both.
423-371-1321.
Bean & tomato sticks. $0.25
each. 423-404-4311
Massey Ferguson tractor with industrial loader and front pump.
Call for price.371-7631.
Rubbermaid heavy duty fiberglass pull behind mower yard
trailer.35x47x11 $200. 519-5088.
Carpenter bee traps. $15 each.
836-3306.
Bush hog $200 or will trade. 423271-5699.
Round and square bales of hay
for sale. 423-519-3621.
Dry hay in Tellico Plains, 4X5
rolls $20 each. 423-337-1780 or
423-253-7617.
Beautiful Western Auto ladies
bike built in Lynchburg, TN in
1976. Antique $150. 423-3513430 call or text.
8 college books for sale including biology, Spanish 1, literature. All for $50. 420-0450.
Antique Singer sewing machine
with paddle, real nice $75. 423261-2787.
3BR trailer. Has to be moved.
$7500. 519-5380 No calls before
9 a.m. or after 9 p.m.
ROOFING
Tim Richardson
Yetti cooler, tan in color $150.
423-295-2695.
Original Cardinal 3 spinning reel
$75. 423-519-9898.
Inversion table for stretching the
back $50. 423-442-4455.
Coca-Cola collection $200. 423442-1037.
Tote-N-Stor 15 gallon portable
holding tank, never used $50.
423-507-7881.
Wooden porch swing, seats 3.
$75. 423-253-4872.
3 seater porch swing great condition! $100. 423-442-1577.
Tekken acoustic guitar with built
in pick up and a custome design
Line Six Spider IV 120V and 15
watts. 423-519-6832.
Craftsman 12 gallon wet/dry
• Trimming • Cut Down
vacuume
cleaner $45. 423-351• Complete Tree & Stump Removal 7736
•Bucket Truck & Chipper
2 cemetery plots for sale located
20 years Experience • No Job Too Small •Licensed at Notchy Creek Cemetery.
Insured• Locally Owned
Please call for price 423-4429733 or 423-442-9488.
MOTORCYCLES,
ATVS, & GO-KARTS
Honda Gold Wing Trike with
trailer. 88,000 miles very good
condition $11,000. 423-2534872.
Motorcycle helmets $20 each or
both for $35. 423-253-4872.
Tri-County Tree Service
337-6298 or 404-5506
MUSIC
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
FREE ESTIMATES
24 HOUR EMERgENCy SERVICE
865-257-4804
423-253-4176
New Subsoiler 40 HP. Call for
price 371-7631.
Stump King
50th Anniversary Edition Barbies
dolls, 1967 Twist and Turn Barbie, 1971 Malibu Barbie, both in
box and mint condition $40 both.
423-519-0144.
Ladies medium suede, fringed
chaps and matching jacket, blue
and gray. 423-519-0144.
Covered swing in good condition
$75. 423-442-1577.
Large cast iron kettle, 2 feet wide
and 16 inches deep $200. 423295-2695.
Dress pants size 36/30 $2, or
khakis $1. 423-404-5239.
POOLS
PAUL BrOTHErS
Pools & Fence
Maintenance & repair
25years of Experience
Free Estimates
420-0089
REAL ESTATE
2BR 1BA house on lot in Niota
$67,500. 100% financing WAC
no owner financing, Call or text
DEEp Removal 70 pieces of clothing and tubs full Tracy Bagley 423 337-2499 or
Powell 423 519-8312 East
All Surface Roots of misc. items $100. 836-4357. Joni
Tennessee Properties LLC 423
Best Equipped with Oak, hickory and mixed fire 453-5722 mls # 917688
wood for sale. Please call for
the Best Prices
pricing. 423-404-0136 or 423- House for sale located in Sweet404-0397.
water on Grant Street. 2B 1B on
corner lot, newly remodeled with
Firewood for sale, pick up - all Ashley wood heater with 1200 nice, large back deck. $50,000.
you can haul $45. Delivered - square feet heating capability, 423-519-5658.
only 1 year old paid $900 asking Large lot for sale or will trade for
$30 extra 423-519-7532
$450. 423-295-2027.
motor home of equal value
Cedar fence posts. 404-4311.
$10,000 - $12,000. 423-442Large
iron wash kettle in good 9582.
Rotary mower 6 foot in good condition
$100.
423-887-9044.
shape. Call for price. 371-3761.
1989 14X70 mobile home for
Hay for sale. Call Lee Yates at Miscellaneous comic books. sale in Madisonville $4,000.
865-206-7860.King size electric 865-556-5674.
Must move. 423-351-4948
blanket. Two new controls. Only
been used once. $75. 519-7162.
Don Henderson
423-442-4729
[email protected]
FOR SALE
BY OWNER
2BR trailer. Has to be moved.
$5500. 519-5380. No calls before 9 a.m. or after 9 p.m.
New HJC motorcycle helmet.
Silver. $45. 423-210-1986.
Body frame for go-kart. Has
rolling cage. $50. 561-0404.
2005 Kawasaki KFX 700 4wheeler, orange, one owner,
original tires, new plugs, new oil
filter, adjusted valves, garage
kept $3700. Serious inquiries
only. 865-399-1053.
2 motorcycle helmets $20 each.
423-333-9814.
2003 Honda Shadow Spirit with
6,500 original miles, only a 2
owner bike, garage kept in good
condition $3,100 OBO. 423-4042381.
Ladies medium suede chaps
and jacket. Both with fringe. The
jacket is blue with buttons matching the gray color of the chaps.
16
feet
dual
axle
trailer
with
$40 for all. 423-519-0144
Hillside turning plow with metal
handles and extra parts $75. ramps $750. 423-261-2787.
423-442-2126.
3 piece leather luggage set $35.
Mushroom compost for sale at 423-337-5600.
453 Summitt Road Vonore. 865577-0713.
Ladies size 16-18 dress clothes Vintage Collegiate parlor guitar
$175. 423-519-9898.
Hay for sale. Call Lee Yates at for all seasons. 519-4104.
865-206-7860.
Eureka steamer with pads $30. Rogue bass guitar $60. 423519-9898.
423-536-6073.
ED’S TREE SERVICE
MADISONVILLE
Mountain Valley Estates
ROOFING
25 Years Experience
Licensed & Insured
All Types Of Roofing and Waterproofing
$174,900
3 bedroom/ 2 bath house
for sale on 0.5 acre in in
Madisonville.
2 car
garage, hardwood and tile
floors, vaulted ceilings,
large back deck with great
mountain views, stainless
steel appliances, walk out
crawl space 423-836-3639
2BR 1BA brick rancher on 7.72
acres on Ballplay Road in Madisonville. $137,500. Has bonus
room and 1 car carport. 100 % financing WAC. No rental or
owner financing. Call, text Tracy
Bagley 423 337-2499 or Joni
Powell 423 519-8312 East Tennessee Properties LLC 423 4535722. mls # 924332
423-442-6707
865-748-1445
FAX 423-545-9271
SPORTING GOODS
Lifetime adjustable basketball
goal $65. 423-519-7891.
26 inch male bicycle $40, 26 female bicycle $40. 423-442-4455.
All leather saddle. Two leather
bridles, one leather halter and
one saddle blanket. $225 for
everything. 423-337-5474.
Girls Mongoose Fling 90 bike
with helmet. Like new $60. 423351-3430 call or text.
4x8 heavy duty vinyl pool table
cover. $45. 865-408-0118.
Bag of golf clubs $75. 333-9814.
Lady's mountain bike $40. 423884-2752.
UTILITY TRAILERS
For all your Real Estate needs
Call Danny Best
Cell 836-0836
Office 746-0227
580 S. Congress Pkwy
Athens, TN 37303
20 acres for sale in the country
with old house, barn and workshop. Well water, plenty of
springs and a cave for $79,000.
423-442-9582.
INVEST $25/MONTH
YOUR NAME AND PHONE
WILL
BE HERE!
*3 month commitment
1 acre lot to build on for sale.
Good space for 2 homes or 2
doublewides. Sweetwater area
with city water, sewer and natural
gas. Package deals available
with local mobile home dealer.
Call after 1 p.m. 423-337-6073.
3BR 2BTH
Doublewide
with wood burning
fireplace on more
than an acre in nice
country setting located on Highway
307 in Sweetwater.
$65,900
Please call Joe at
423-836-0198.
Cargo South enclosed 5X8
trailer, good shape $1500. 423435-8884.
14 foot trailer with new floor and
paint, assembled with 2 feet
walls around trailer and 17/8 ball.
Great buy at $375. 423-4042381.
WANTED
We will pick up your junk or clean
up your home, shed, garage or
any other building and haul it all
away for one low price. 865-2366977.
Looking for a 3 or 4BR, 2BA
house to rent or rent to own option in the Sweetwater School
District area. I am capable of
$800 monthly rent with great references. Please call 423-3713805.
I'm a gentleman would like to
rent a home in Athens and i have
a small dog. Please call 423836-8427.
Senior lady with small dog looking to rent a home in Etowah with
affordable rates please. 423836-8427.
Young professional looking to
rent a house in Madisonville or
Vonore area. Must be pet friendly
(2 cats) and around $600
monthly. 423-836-7357.
WATERCRAFT
1995-19 feet Polar fishing boat
with T-top, 1995-88HP Johnson
motor, marine 2-way radio,
Garmin GPS with chips, temperature gage, switchable 12 volt
outlet, tachometer and dual action performance trailer with hydraulic brakes. Call for price
423-442-4370 or 423-295-4376.
17ft. Bass Tracker Tournament
TX model boat with 75 HP Evinrude engine, new trolling motor
complete with trailer and new
tires, all in very good condition
$3500. 423-371-3092.
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NATIONWIDE
A drunk female driver
plowed into a crowd of
spectators during the
Oklahoma State University’s homecoming parade
in Stillwater on Saturday,
killing four persons and injuring 44 others, including
eight who were airlifted to
area hospitals in critical
condition. Police investigators said the woman,
Adacia Chambers, 25, was
arrested and charged with
driving under the influence. Vehicular homicide
charges were pending, officials said.
A powerful storm system rumbled through
Texas on Saturday, flooding roads and causing a
train derailment and sending residents scrambling
to find safe haven as remnants from Hurricane Patricia were forecast to
arrive. Cities and towns
went under flash flood
warnings in central and
south Texas after forecasters predicted eight to 12
inches of more rain.
According to HealthCare.gov and state-run insurance markets on
Sunday, Obamacare insurance costs are increasing
once again as a new signup season begins on November 1, the third season
for the so-called Affordable Health Care Act. Experts said premiums
would be increasing in
2016 and the tax penalty
for individuals remaining
uninsured was projected
to be high enough to cover
several weeks of groceries.
Speaking in Iowa on
Saturday, Democrat presidential contender Bernie
Sanders distanced himself
from Hillary Clinton, calling himself a “principled
progressive” and criticizing Clinton’s opposition to
the Trans-Pacific Partnership and the Keystone XL
pipeline and her support
of the Iraq war. As president, Sanders said, he
would govern based on
“principle, not poll numbers.”
Meanwhile, a Friday-released Des Moines Register-Bloomberg poll had
Republican
Donald
Trump trailing Dr. Ben
Carson by nine percentage
points in the first-voting
state, after which Trump
described Carson as
“super low energy.” In
Miami, Trump said his decline was “a breaking
story” but when “we informed Ben, he was sleeping.”
In college football on
Saturday, it was another
wild weekend with Georgia Tech upsetting No. 9
Florida State 22-16 and undefeated No. 18 Memphis
roaring past Tulsa 66-42.
No. 5 undefeated LSU
beat Western Kentucky
48-20, No. 8 Alabama
downed Tennessee 19-14,
and No. 15 Texas A&M fell
to No. 24 Ole Miss 23-3.
And Florida’s statewide
bear hunt ended on Saturday with 207 bears killed,
99 of which were killed in
central Florida, 12 in north
Florida, 15 in south
Florida, and 81 in the panhandle. Wildlife officials
said additional hunting
would continue in parts of
the state and would end as
soon as 320 bears died, the
objective of which was to
“stabilize the growing
populations” of bears.
October 26, 2015
Royal
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lowing a stop by a state
trooper who found an
amount of marijuana in
the driver’s vehicle.
Charged by Tennessee
Highway Patrol Trooper
Cory Russell with DUI6,
possession of Schedule VI
marijuana, driving on revoked license seventh offense, violation of implied
consent, possession of unlawful drug paraphernalia,
reckless driving, open container, no vehicle insurance, and failure to exhibit
registration was Lee A.
Royal, 35, of Griffith
Branch Road, Madisonville.
Russell said he located
Royal’s 2002 Isuzu parked
on Hicks Drive as Royal
was fighting with an
unidentified person and
Revoked license conwhen Russell arrived Royal victions took place twice
sped off, causing rocks to in 1999 and again in 2000,
strike his state cruiser. 2002, 2005, and 2006.
Russell turned on his blue
lights and stopped the
SUV and found Royal “extremely intoxicated and
angry.”
Royal cursed Russell repeatedly and made lewd
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comments, refusing to
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give a blood alcohol samQuitting At
ple.
$5 A Pack?
During an inventory of
the Isuzu, Russell found a
bag of marijuana, promptWe Can Help!
ing additional cursing
from Royal, Russell said.
Also found was a pipe
used to smoke marijuana.
Russell said Royal’s
driving status revealed 913 New Hwy 68
DUI convictions in 1999,
Sweetwater
2000, 2003, 2006, and
2009.
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