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The conclusion of their training the new disaster readiness team members gathered to commemorate their training.

Local Volunteers Step Up

By Editor | January 24, 2026

Members of the board at the Cumberland County Water District went over finances before going into closed session to discuss legal action to recover money the state has confirmed was overpaid to one of their water suppliers.

Water Board hires employee and lawfirm

By Editor | January 24, 2026

Panther Cheerleaders hype up the crowd before the 4th quarter of the Class A game. PHOTO | Erica Branham

Panthers Come Up Short

By Editor | January 16, 2026

Abby Morgan swishes a free throw in the first quarter. PHOTO | Erica Branham

Lady Panthers Fall to Lady Hornets

By Editor | January 16, 2026

May Marifer Velasco Rendon was the first baby born at T.J. Samson Community Hospital on New Year’s Day. She is pictured with her mother, Christina Rendon Rodriguez. T.J. Regional Health/Photo

Welcome to the World, May

By Editor | January 9, 2026

A view of the remains of the old elementary school is in the foreground, and in the background is the lunchroom, with classrooms added on the second and third floors. PHOTO | Cassie Branham

School Building Demolition

By Editor | January 9, 2026

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Candidates Lining Up

By Editor | January 2, 2026

Jason Davidson, Harrison Booher (not pictured), Jesley Sharp, Ryder Polston, Adi Henson, Berkley Henson, Reece Collins, Kamsie Barnes, Alaiah Dinsmoor, Remi Polston, Everly Snellen, Legend Poindexter, Jayce Wilson, Allie Cyphers, Lenora Graves, Ava Huckleby and Makenna Staley.

CCES Honors Student Successes

By Editor | January 2, 2026

Donna Butler of Clinton Jewelers, right said, on receiving the Business Spotlight Award presented by Chamber of Commerce President Liza Tucker, “Our main thing is custom jewelry, custom bridal and it's really, it's a wonderful, I taught school for many years and so I've just been at the store for the last, what, six or seven years after my dad passed,” Butler said. “I did get to work with him about a year and after I retired and that was a blessing to me. But, the main thing, I guess the most wonderful thing that I love about being in the jewelry business is that we get to help people create meaningful things that celebrate the most important moments in their lives, and that's been the biggest blessing to me. I want to thank you all for your support and for this recognition and we really appreciate being a part of Cumberland County.” PHOTO | Greg Wells

Chamber Informs Members, Recognizes Business

By Editor | December 25, 2025

The Mayor, City Council Members and City Staff relaxed for a few minutes before the Thursday night Regular Meeting of the Burkesville city Council was called to order. PHOTO | Greg Wells

City Looks toward Ordinance, Hears from Auditor

By Editor | December 25, 2025

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