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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. You will find all of the front-page headline stories, plus the Obituaries, the Community Calendar, Sports, Classifieds and Public Notices. The website will be updated on Fridays.

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News
 
Mitchell, Dagnan sign with Tigers
2/3/2012

With college on the horizon, two Sequatchie County High School softball players have made their decision to compete on the college level in Chattanooga. 
Thieves now face trial in February
2/3/2012

A trio of burglars and car thieves caught recently in Sequatchie County were among those indicted by the Sequatchie County Grand Jury.
Lewis sent to prison for his fourth DUI
2/3/2012

During Sequatchie County Circuit Court on Friday, January 27, many pleas were entered for sentencing, but a habitual traffic offender topped them all.
Unemployment hits 9.3 percent locally
2/3/2012

Sequatchie was one of the minority of Tennessee counties to log an increase in unemployment from November to December, according to the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development.
Rescue Squad needs more team members
2/3/2012

Are you interested in helping neighbors in time of need or with emergencies? 
New Veterans Service Office is open locally
2/3/2012

Local veterans now have a new outlet for seeking benefits through Veterans Affairs (VA). 
Trio bound over for thefts and burglaries
2/3/2012

Suspects in a series of alleged car thefts and burglaries topped the court docket on Friday, January 20 in Sequatchie County General Sessions Court. 
UT Extension to host Lunch-and-Learn program on Feb. 1
2/3/2012

A Lunch-and-Learn program is being presented Wednesday, February 1 by the Sequatchie County University of Tennessee (UT) Extension Office on environmentally friendly cleaning habits and budgeting during a loss of income.
Barker scores 1,000 points
2/3/2012

Sequatchie County High School (SCHS) Lady Indians’ basketball player Melanie Barker scored her 1,000th point of her high school career against Bledsoe County on Friday, January 6.
   
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