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The Dunlap Tribune, serving Sequatchie County for 120 years.
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The Dunlap-Tribune is excited to bring its readers their community news via the internet. At the present time, you will find all of the front-page headline stories, plus the Obituaries and the Community Calendar. In the near future, we are going to add Sports, Classifieds and Public Notices. The website will be updated on Fridays.

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News
 
 
Murder attempt bound over
9/3/2010

    An attempted murder case topped the Sequatchie County General Sessions Court docket for Thursday, August 26.


Audits reveal cash shortages
9/3/2010

    Sequatchie County was among the 95 Tennessee counties with shortfalls in its annual financial reports. Tennessee Comptroller Justin P. Wilson has released information about such shortfalls in an attempt to make government transactions transparent.


Woman pinned in wreck
9/3/2010

    A driver sustained injuries after failing to stop at the intersection of Rutland Avenue and Dell Trail on Friday, August 27.


Emergent care opens at facility
9/3/2010

    This week, the only emergency care facility in the county will be ending its services and downsizing from a 24-hour facility to a 12-hour emergent care facility.


School board adds member
9/3/2010

    The Sequatchie County School Board welcomed new and returning members during their meeting held Monday, August 30.

 


Meth leads in Circuit Court
9/3/2010

    Methamphetamine charges led the docket during Sequatchie County Plea and Assignment hearings on Monday, August 23.


Burgin is state karate champion
9/3/2010

    Local martial and performing artist Jeremy Burgin recently achieved the status of state champion at the 2010 Jack Scott Karate State Championships on Saturday, August 14 at Upperman High School.


Southend ready to defend
9/3/2010

    Southend Volunteer Fire Department officially began with a handful of volunteers in 1992. Since then, the department has grown to include much more equipment, but only a few more volunteers in number.


Fall Festival to feature Bluegrass musicians
9/3/2010

    The 2010 Bluegrass Fall Festival will be held Labor Day weekend, on Friday, September 3 and Saturday, September 4, reports Sequatchie Valley Historical Association (SVHA) President Jim Wyatt.


Grant helps teachers to give life to history
9/3/2010

    History is made everyday, but the choices which affect the future can be greatly influenced by the choices of the past.


Four cases bound over to Grand Jury
9/3/2010

    Four cases were bound over to the Grand Jury after being heard at Sequatchie County General Sessions Court on Friday, August 20.


Girl Scouts open a new HQ office
9/3/2010

    Stationed within close range of the Sequatchie County Schools campus, a new Girl Scouts of America headquarters office plans to bring all the scouts of Sequatchie together, reports HQ Coordinator Teresa McMillen.


New officials sworn in
9/3/2010

    Several county commissioners’ terms officially ended at their most recent meeting held Monday, August 16. Many new faces were sworn in to take their places.


Lions elect first female president
9/3/2010

    For 65 years the Dunlap Lions Club has served the community, and the organization is now officially led by the Club’s first female president, Linda Jones.


GoodGuides needs mentors
9/3/2010

    Chattanooga Goodwill provides services in 23 counties in southeast Tennessee and northwest Georgia, including Sequatchie County.


Fire destroys a Southend home
9/3/2010

    For unknown reasons, a home located in the Southend community of Sequatchie County burned to the ground. Authorities are still investigating the precise cause of the fire.


   
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