Five caught in meth bust
1/15/2010
As part of a two-year undercover operation, five individuals were arrested for several meth charges in Sequatchie, reports Sheriff Ronnie Hitchcock.
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Two cases are bound over
1/15/2010
After Sequatchie County General Sessions Court on Thursday, January 7, two cases are headed to the Grand Jury.
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City supports water effort
1/15/2010
Though weather affected the attendance of the meeting, the Dunlap City Commission was in session Thursday, January 7.
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New facility in operation
1/15/2010
Since an accidental fire destroyed the Sequatchie County Highway Department in late October 2008, the department has been forced to work away from its usual place on Russell Street.
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Board to research schools
1/15/2010
The Sequatchie County School Board agreed to visit several schools to determine which needs are priority in the designing process of Sequatchie County’s future intermediate school for 3rd, 4th and 5th graders during their meeting Monday, January 11.
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County holds off tax vote
1/8/2010
With vocal opposition, the Sequatchie County Commission held off a vote to instate the proposed Senior Tax Freeze at its meeting on Monday, December 21.
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Board members are awarded
1/8/2010
School board members from across the state gathered in Nashville November 15 to 17 for the 72nd Tennessee School Boards Association (TSBA) Annual Convention.
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SCHS choir to compete
1/8/2010
In preparation for an upcoming competition in Atlanta, Georgia, the Sequatchie County High School Choir has been selling CDs of music performed by their members, reports Choir Director David Kaiser.
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A glance back at 2009 news
1/8/2010
Join The Dunlap Tribune as we take a look back at the headlines impacting Dunlap and Sequatchie County in 2009.
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Pursley caught with meth
12/11/2009
Through a joint effort between the Dunlap Police Department and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) Drug Investigation Division, a local man was found and charged for manufacturing methamphetamine, according to Chief Clint Huth.
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DUI tops court charges
12/11/2009
With a court docket flooded by traffic violations, one case stood out at Sequatchie County General Sessions Court last Friday, December 4.
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Christmas parade is Saturday
12/11/2009
The City of Dunlap will be hosting the 12th annual Christmas parade this Saturday, December 12, starting at 3:30 p.m.
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Shooter paints Dunlap pink
12/11/2009
Police are still investigating recent vandalism in Dunlap concerning numerous businesses and residences which were shot by a paintball gun using pink paint.
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Mantria charges as fraud
11/20/2009
After months of building and preparing a facility for “biochar” production on Fredonia Mountain, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) charged four individuals tied with the facility for what the Commission calls a $30 million Ponzi scheme.
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Teen shoots his brother
11/20/2009
After a reported argument at a Dunlap home, a 16-year-old boy shot and injured his older brother, according to Chief of Police Clint Huth.
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Women start their new lives
11/20/2009
Serenity Pointe, a local nonprofit organization, celebrated the launch of its new facility for women recovering from abuse and addiction with an open house on Saturday, November 7.
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Man found with documents
11/20/2009
After making a traffic stop for speeding, law enforcement officials found a man with blank government documents, possibly used to forge identification cards.
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First veterans' parade held
11/20/2009
The first parade celebrating Veterans Day on the streets of Dunlap was a success, according to organizers.
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Commission holds off vote
11/20/2009
The question of whether or not Sequatchie County will help the City of Dunlap with the East Valley Water Project.
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