The Tennessee Corn Referendum will be held Wednesday, November 28 and Thursday, November 29 at the UT Extension office in Dunlap. Tennessee corn farmers and landowners will vote on a statewide checkoff referendum to consider a one-cent per bushel assessment of corn sold. If the referendum passes, the funds will be used to finance a program of research, education, market development, marketing, advertising, and other methods designed to promote the increased production, consumption, use and sale of Tennessee corn products. Tennessee corn producers or landowners who share in the production costs or the proceeds of the sale of all varieties of corn, except popcorn, sweet corn and ornamental corn, are eligible to vote. For more information, contact UT Extension at 949-2611. T47S48

Signups are being held for Sequatchie County Youth Basketball for children in Pre-K through fifth grade, and sixth through eighth graders who are not members of the Sequatchie County Middle School teams. For more information, message (423) 838-9000 or visit the Sequatchie County Youth Basketball Facebook page. T42S43

Descendants of Ease and Eliza Hankins will be having their Christmas dinner on Saturday, December 1 at the Lusk Community Center around 1:00 p.m. Everyone is asked to bring a covered dish.BT45S46

The City of Dunlap’s 21st annual Christmas parade will be held Saturday, December 1 at 4:30 p.m. The parade will begin at the middle school and continue to Harris Park. Civic organizations, businesses, churches and ball teams are invited to participate. Line-up is at 3:30 p.m. between the middle school and Griffith Elementary. Following the parade, Christmas in the Park will take place at Harris Park. Watch The Dunlap Tribune and City of Dunlap website (www.cityofdunlap.com) for more details. T45S46