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ARRESTS


May 26 – Charles F. Rainey, 63, Benton, Possession legend drug for resale … Lahoma F. Self, 40, Benton, Possession legend drug for resale, theft under $500 … Eddie L. Farmer, 59, McCaysville, Violation of Probation.

May 28 – Jimmy Everett Stewart, 29, Cleveland, Disorderly conduct (Benton PD) … Daniel E. Ray, 20, Sweetwater, Criminal Trespassing … Jeremy Franklin Gribble, 18, Turtletown, Assault.

May 29 – Robert Leo Hill, 33, Murphy, NC, Driving on Revoked License (3rd Offense), No proof of insurance.

May 30 – Robert C. Park, 43, Charleston, Public intoxication … James Johnson, 59, Turtletown, Disorderly Conduct … James C. Wimpy, 41, Farner, DUI (2nd Offense), Open Container Violation, Possession of Legend Drug.

May 31 – Brian Eugene Sherrill, 39, Old Fort, assault … Jerry L. Howard, Jr., 36, Old Fort, Evading arrest, reckless endangerment … Ashley Marie Weimer, 20, Cleveland, Underage consumption, disorderly conduct.


OFFENSES & COMPLAINTS


May 25 – A domestic dispute was reported on Thomas Rd … A vehicle unlock was requested on Mtn View Rd … Theft of food and meds was reported on Thomas Rd … Loose dogs were reported on Wetmore Circle …  Keys were reported locked in a vehicle at Chilhowee Beach … A wreck was reported on Hwy 411 … Suspicious people were reported at the RR tracks on Dentville Rd. One was reported drinking something from a can, the other was reported taking a leak … Cows were reported running at large on Horns Creek Rd … A possible structure fire was reported on Oak Grove Rd. Turned out to be someone burning trash … An accident was reported at Prospect and Main Streets in Copperhill … A passerby reported a reckless four wheeler, who was riding with a baby in his lap and without wearing a helmet, on Isabella Avenue in Copperhill. … An accident was reported in the parking lot of the Ocoee Whitewater Center.

May 26 – A pit bull was reported attacking a goat on Parksville Rd. After hitting the dog with a shovel, it would not let loose of the goat and it was shot … A pit bull was reported charging people below #1 Dam … Loose horses were reported at Hillbilly Bar … A loose cow was reported in Ocoee … A snake was reported on a porch in Benton … A loose dog was reported knocking down a woman on Mill Street in Delano … A wreck was reported on Hwy 411N … A wreck was reported on Upper River Rd … Arguing and trespassing were reported on Chilhowee Circle … Staff at Copper Basin Medical Center reported they were treating a possible assault victim at the hospital.

May 27 – The north door of AJs Market was reported broken out … A suspicious vehicle was reported on Oak Grove Rd … Suspicious vehicles were reported near Hiwassee Outfitters … A vehicle unlock was requested on Parksville Rd … An abandoned vehicle was reported on Camp Agape Rd … Six kids were reported in the back of a pickup truck on Hwy 411 … Keys were reported locked in a vehicle at Hwy 30 and Hwy 64 … Horses were reported loose at the Hillbilly Bar in Delano … A suspicious person was reported on Etowah Rd … Owners of the All My Children Day Care on Highway 68 in Ducktown complained that a neighbor's chickens were running loose on the day care center playground, soiling the playground equipment … A complaint about dogs running loose was received from Highway 68 in Turtletown … A Public Drunk was reported at the ETC Office in Ducktown … A homeowner complained of strangers digging up indigo root on his private property on Airport Road in Copperhill … Fire destroyed a home on Stansbury Mountain Road.

May 28 – Theft of cross ties was reported at Childer’s Creek Rd … Two boys were reported fighting at Walnut Creek … A tree was reported blocking the road on Old Federal … Harassment was reported on Prater St … A wreck was reported on Davis Curbow Rd … A tree fell on a car and blocked the road on Highway 64 at Mile Marker 14 west of Ducktown … A property dispute was reported on Stillwell Hollow Road … An assault was reported on Burgertown Road in Copperhill … An attempted breaking and entering was reported on Postelle Road.

May 29 – Theft of oxycodone was reported on Oak Grove Rd … A headstone was reported pushed over at Delano Cemetery … Dogs were reported dumped out on Columbus Rd … Dogs were reported running loose on Thomas Rd … Reckless driving was reported on Hwy 64 W from Maddens Branch … A tractor trailer was reported stuck at Cookson Creek and Sloans Gap … Trespassing was reported on Oak Grove Rd … A burglary was reported on Creek Bend Road in Turtletown … An accident was reported in front of Hardees on Highway 64 in Ducktown … A reckless driver was reported on Highway 64 at the Ocoee Whitewater Center.

May 30 – Threats were reported in Calhoun … Extra patrol was requested on Gee Creek Rd … A female was reported saying her ex boyfriend was chasing her on Briarwood … DUI was reported on Hwy 64 at Dollar General … Assault was reported on Stephenson Rd … A resident reported receiving threats on Highway 68 in Farner … A fire alarm was received from a home on Sassafras Ridge Road in Turtletown. The alarm was false, set off by the homeowner burning bacon on the stove … A reckless driver was reported in the parking lot of the Piggly Wiggly in Ducktown … A reckless driver was reported on Burra Burra Street in Ducktown … A possible drunk driver was reported on Ocoee Street in Copperhill … A breaking and entering was reported on Jade Lane in Copperhill.

May 31 – A dog bite was reported at Ocoee Dam #1 … A reckless biker was reported on Old Federal Rd … Someone was reported tapping on a window on Wetmore Circle … Trespassing was reported on Oak Grove Rd … Assault was reported on Hwy 411 … A tree was reported down on Easley Ford Rd … Gunshots were reported behind Cascade Outdoors … A car was reported in a ditch on Chanceytown Road in Turtletown … An accident was reported on Underwood Drive in Farner.


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A tie vote has stopped the 911 District Board from applying for a grant to upgrade the 911 system.
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Corridor K comments due immediately
Election clarification
Work continuing
911 Board updating aerial pictures
Lt. Governor visits slide
Corridor K comment deadline nears
Local man among those federally indicted
911 Board offers upgrades
Rural Metro takes over in July
Election slate complete
Nearly 500 attend Corridor K meetings
Business loans available for rockslide..
Audits findings same as before
Progress made on rockslide
Petition deadline is Thursday
Bill would increase number on cap days
106th General Assembly resumes business
Taxes can be paid online
Local News
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Parkes moved
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King resigns as Benton Chief
Flags presented to CMS
Food baskets delivered
Tennessee seeks resources for education
Two indicted for theft
CSCC dedicates building
Food safety regs changing
Live burn held
Project geared to increasing local pro..
Attendees learn about Saving the Farm
Legislation would lower raft bus requi..
Home destroyed by fire
Emergency loans available
Raft buses require commercial plates
Copperhill says 'no' to mediation
Improvements made to 15 mph curve
Coats for the Cold needed
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Polk County Heritage
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The Stone Family
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Obituaries
W.C. (BILL) PAINTER
age 72, of Benton
NANCY LOUIS EVANS GREEN
BOBBY DON SHIPMAN
JOSEPHINE THOMPSON BATES
WILLIE EVELYN MUNDY HOSCH
CLYDE EARL DILLS
JAMES EDWARD WEEKS
WAYNE B. HAMMONS
WILMA MULL
JERALD ROSS MCNELLEY
APRIL KIMSEY WEAVER
GEORGINE ANN WILSON
JANICE KATHLENE PARKS
DAVID EDWARD EARLS
CHARLES BRENT HAWKINS
JAMES WARNER BAXTER, SR.
KIRKLAND CLAY (KIRK) PLESS
CYNTHIA ANN REAMSNYDER
ELVIN MCKINLEY (SAM) LEDFORD
WAYNE W. WILCOX
Friends & Neighbors
Holiway awarded degrees
Smith has What it Takes
Wood has Whatever it Takes
Little Debbie Finalist
Hiwassee College Honor’s List
2nd Birthday
Ruth~Rackley enganged
Thomas Promoted
Hannah promoted
McConnell is 100
McConnell marks milestone
Cooper~Frank to wed
CNA graduates
Sudden Change performs
Life Care residents enjoy party
Fannin Seniors visit
Miss Holiday Dream
Youth of the Month
Cleveland State Academic Honor Students
Suits graduates
School News
Benton PTO has lots of ideas
The PTO has come up with some great ideas for raising money and supplies and it only costs you a little time.
Record number attend 4-H Public Speaki..
BES yearbook orders being taken
Technology students rack up honors
Buthe has perfect attendance
Gatlin has perfect attendance
Polk FBLA students fare well in compet..
Pre-K students make resolutions
Benton honor roll
South Polk honor roll
Copper Basin Elementary honor roll
Jr. Beta club visits
Adopt-A-Student
Basin students reach out to earthquake..
Make college search count
Pre-K kids make ornaments
South Polk visits Morningside
Art students create faux stained glass
South Polk decorates vests
The first Christmas gift
Local Sports
Polk stuns heavily favored Upperman
The Wildkittens came ready to play and ready to defend their record of never losing a home substate game.
Yowarsky gets only second half basket
Three Kittens named all-tourney
Kittens are region camps
Polk ladies advance to region final
Kittens advance to region semifinals
Kittens come up short in District
Brewer goes for two
German ignites comeback
‘Cats Win, Lose
Basin teams ousted
Wilson goes up for two
Boring goes for two
Buchanan ties the game
Kittens to play for district title
Both Cougar teams qualify for region
Basin splits final season games
Wildkitten seniors honored
Wildcat seniors honored
Akins fires one to Greer
Local Events
Beekeepers meet March 16
We encourage anyone who might be interested, or just the curious, to attend.
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Retirement Reception
Springtown cleanup March 19-21
Peace advocate to speak
Garrison Weekend March 13 & 14
Lee Chorale concert May 8
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Quilt show, classes on tap
Final Fort Loudoun lecture Saturday
PCHGS celebrates Wild River
Library work day March 6
Bridal Fair Feb. 28
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Jabaley book signing Saturday
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Wheeler to speak
College Goal Sunday
Lecture series continues
Quilt class Feb. 20
Nature & Environment
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UT Gardens Plant of the Month
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Watchable Wildlife site available
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2010-11 hunting licenses on sale
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Turkey hunt applications being accepted
Second record bear harvest reported
Gregory gets first deer
Deal bags 200 lb hog
Deal bags 150 lb hog
Emily has successful hunt
Wilson gets 10-pointer
TWRA offers incentives
Mcabee bags buck
First bear
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Jake gets first deer
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Red Cross cannot accept products
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Make financial resolutions for 2010
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Beware Miracle cures
Transportation assistance available
Loan limit increased
Training funds available
Visitor Information
TVA to drawdown Blue Ridge Lake
TVA plans to begin drawing down Blue Ridge Lake in Fannin County in mid-July in order to rehabilitate the dam.
Hiwassee road work done
Whitewater Center closed
Polk county to debut in Vacation Guide
Discover Tennessee Trails
Rafting numbers up
Whitewater Center open Fri-Sun
SE Tenn driving tour under development
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Culinary Traditions added to website
Rail Trips continue
Forest Service roadwork to be done
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Ocoee River has good July
Mac Point restrooms to be replaced
Visitors can stand in two states
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