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GIANT SNOWMAN – A group of local young men set to work late Monday afternoon in an empty lot on Main Street in downtown Dyer to out-build a large snowman, also located on Main Street across from the post office. That three-section snowman was built by the Fulwood brothers and friends over the weekend. This four-section snowman was completed after dark and towers over the guys’ heads. To move the sections up on top of the other, they cut steps into the back of the snowman, allowing them to climb up, raising the sections with them. The Fulwoods made a ramp of snow behind their snowman to elevate their sections. It would appear these young men succeeded in their mission. They are (from left) Tyler Laster, Tyler Landrum, Eric Jercinovich, Taylor Landrum and Joseph Dickinson. The boy standing on their shoulders is Noah Dycus. Helping in the construction but not pictured was Logan Abbott. See the Fulwoods’ snowman and other photos on page 10. (photo by Lori Cathey)
GIANT SNOWMAN – A group of local young men set to work late Monday afternoon in an empty lot on Main Street in downtown Dyer to out-build a large snowman, also located on Main Street across from the post office. That three-section snowman was built by the Fulwood brothers and friends over the weekend. This four-section snowman was completed after dark and towers over the guys’ heads. To move the sections up on top of the other, they cut steps into the back of the snowman, allowing them to climb up, raising the sections with them. The Fulwoods made a ramp of snow behind their snowman to elevate their sections. It would appear these young men succeeded in their mission. They are (from left) Tyler Laster, Tyler Landrum, Eric Jercinovich, Taylor Landrum and Joseph Dickinson. The boy standing on their shoulders is Noah Dycus. Helping in the construction but not pictured was Logan Abbott. See the Fulwoods’ snowman and other photos on page 10. (photo by Lori Cathey)
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Wintery weather brings fun yet hazardous conditions
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A big blast of wintery weather left the Tri-City area under eight inches of snow in some areas. The icy mix began early Friday morning with less than an inch of sleet falling before turning into fluffy flakes of snow. The snowfall continued all day Friday and into the night. Regions further south in west Tennessee received more ice and less snow. The wintery weather brought out the sleds, four-wheelers and Gators as kids and adults alike enjoyed a snow day. A few snowmen sprouted up in various places and snowball fights broke out. It was winter wonderland of fun for some but hazardous roa...
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NATIONALLY PUBLISHED AUTHOR - Kellie Carroll, director of Coordinated School Health at Gibson County School District, recently co-authored an article that appeared in the national magazine EL, Educational Leadership. The article, “Coordinated School Health: Getting It All Together,” noted the strong relationship between student health and school performance and used Tennessee’s efforts in CSH as a national example. “The Tennessee story is one of people making it happen,” the article states.
NATIONALLY PUBLISHED AUTHOR - Kellie Carroll, director of Coordinated School Health at Gibson County School District, recently co-authored an article that appeared in the national magazine EL, Educational Leadership. The article, “Coordinated School Health: Getting It All Together,” noted the strong relationship between student health and school performance and used Tennessee’s efforts in CSH as a national example. “The Tennessee story is one of people making it happen,” the article states.
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Gibson County CSH director lands article in national magazine
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She didn’t know it was an honor until well after she was asked to write an article for a national magazine. But thanks to a call from a professor in her Master’s program, Kellie Carroll realized her good fortune. Carroll, director of Coordinated School Health (CSH) for the Gibson County School District, co-authored “Coordinated School Health: Getting It All Together” for EL, Educational Leadership magazine, a national publication. She is currently working on a Master’s of Educational Leadership at Trevecca University. When her article came out in the December 2009/January 2010 issue of ...
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GIANT SNOWMAN – A group of local young men set to work late Monday afternoon in an empty lot on Main Street in downtown Dyer to out-build a large snowman, also located on Main Street across from the post office. That three-section snowman was built by the Fulwood brothers and friends over the weekend. This four-section snowman was completed after dark and towers over the guys’ heads. To move the sections up on top of the other, they cut steps into the back of the snowman, allowing them to climb up, raising the sections with them. The Fulwoods made a ramp of snow behind their snowman to elevate their sections. It would appear these young men succeeded in their mission. They are (from left) Tyler Laster, Tyler Landrum, Eric Jercinovich, Taylor Landrum and Joseph Dickinson. The boy standing on their shoulders is Noah Dycus. Helping in the construction but not pictured was Logan Abbott. See the Fulwoods’ snowman and other photos on page 10. (photo by Lori Cathey) Wintery weather brings fun yet hazardous conditions
A big blast of wintery weather left the Tri-City area under eight inches of snow in some areas. The icy mix began early Friday morning with less than an inch of sleet falling before turning into fluffy flakes of snow. The snowfall continued all day Friday and into the night. Regions further sout...
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Harris resigns as mayor
By Cindy East Rutherford Mayor Kasey Harris is resigning his post effective February 12, 2010. Current vice-mayor Keith Cardwell will take over as mayor until the next election in November 2012. The board will have to select a replacement for Cardwell’s vacant position on the board. Harris’ let...
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Luckey announces candidacy
Tim Luckey, a longtime Gibson Co. agribusiness man and 11-year veteran of the Gibson County Commission is announcing his candidacy for Gibson County Mayor and will run as an Independent candidate in the General Election in August. Luckey, a 1972 Humboldt High School graduate, attended Jackson St...
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