Longtime Sequatchie County educator Glenn Eidson, now a local television and radio personality, has published a daily devotional book. Be Great Everyday was inspired by the 2020 Covid pandemic when many were going through depression, he explained. For more see the June 22 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

Water utilities in Dunlap and Sequatchie County will benefit from additional investments provided by American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation announced. The local portion to be received is $1.655 million. “It won’t fix all of our issues but it will help a lot,” said Dunlap Mayor Clint Huth. “We…

Several retiring teachers and staff members of Sequatchie County Schools were recognized at the Sequatchie County Board of Education meeting June 5, with some attending. Those being honored were Dillard Cartwright, Gloria Anchors, Cathy Pope, Bonnie Hudson, Keith Maxwell, and Benny Barker. For more see the June 15 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

Duck Race, Jeep Rally, Songwriters Festival Jeeps are going to be rolling into Dunlap, yellow plastic ducks are going to float down Coops Creek, and singer/songwriters are going to be performing – it’s all part of a full day of activities in downtown Dunlap on Saturday, June 17. The Sequatchie Valley Jeep Rally features Jeep…

Large crowds filled Coops Creek Commons in Dunlap June 3-4 for the annual SETHRA-CASA rodeo, aiding children in the four-county area. For more see the June 8 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

Hundreds of supporters of a new skate park and the group working for years to get it underway gathered at Dunlap’s Harris Park May 27 for a special ceremony. The skateboard half pipe opened, honoring the late Gavin Gardner. For more see the June 8 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.