Project will support Pound arts, tourism

by JEFF LESTER • EDITOR
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Soon, Glass Machinery & Excavation Inc. will begin knocking down this dangerous old highwall near the intersection of U.S. 23 and U.S. 58A. Blasting plans and schedules will be announced soon. The work is part of Project Intersection, which will create new industrial park space. JEFF LESTER PHOTO
Industrial park is among ARC grant proposals
Eastside senior Braxton Brummett poses with his crew of helpers. Left to right are Russell Hurd, Brummett, Erik Woods, Caleb Fritz, David Carter and Ricardo Herrara. KELLEY PEARSON PHOTO
Kiosk helps Eagle Scout pursuit
Taking part in the effort were Principal Bryan Crutchfield, Mike Hill, James Slemp and Patrick Damron. The banners will stay up through most of July. SHARON STILL PHOTO
Eastside seniors are honored
Mac Collier, Cheryl Henry and Ashley Gentry of The Laurels show off their vintage style with safety masks and a 1957 Chevy at a car show to honor the residents of the retirement and assisted living home. LESLIE GILLIAM PHOTO
Classic cars come to The Laurels
Zaine Lovell (left) and Brycen Hall. “I think I can speak for everyone when I say that this year’s team is just as hungry and eager as last year’s team,” Hall said.
The Raiders take the field for socially distanc...
Ford C. QuillenScholarship winner Dasanye Cheyenne Smith is a graduate of J.I. Burton High School.
Chamber of Commerce awards scholarships
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