Area News

Sequatchie County High School science teacher Tammie Akin has been nominated for National Life Group’s 2024-25 LifeChanger of the Year award. Sponsored by the National Life Group Foundation, LifeChanger of the Year recognizes and rewards the very best K-12 educators and school district employees across the United States who are making a difference in the…

The Cookston-Pickett Farm, located in the south end of Sequatchie County, has been recognized as a Sequatchie County Heritage Farm, family farms at least 100 years old. Those farms recognized will be featured in articles in The Dunlap Tribune. “Our goal is to highlight historical farms in Sequatchie County, similar to the state Century Farm…

Following a 12-2 season, reaching the fourth round of the playoffs for the second time in program history, several Sequatchie County High School football players were honored with All-State recognition. In addition, two coaches were recognized. For more see the January 9 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

The Sequatchie County Marching Band took their talents to West Tennessee in late 2024, performing during both the Liberty Bowl Parade on Beale Street and during the Liberty Bowl football game’s halftime show. For more see the January 9 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

Accompanied by heroes from the community, local children enjoyed spending $100 while on a special shopping trip prior to Christmas at Walmart. The Shop with a Hero event was big success, with organizers stating the volunteers and mentors were all touched by the appreciation shown by the children. For more see the January 2 issue…

In order to increase the playground area at Harris Park in Dunlap and help ensure safety, Dunlap City Commissioners will consider closing a portion of State Street. The first of three necessary ordinance votes, if a motion is granted during the meeting, is set to take place December 19 at the regular city meeting. For…

Freddie and Logan Cartwright have been a father and son team for over 20 years. Freddie has raised him as a single father since he was born. They are almost inseparable. When you see one, you most always see the other. But in March of this year, health issues for son, Logan, could have changed…

Letters to Santa from area kids are inside the December 19 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

The Christmas holiday season got into full swing on December 7 with the annual parade, shopping events, and numerous activities taking place. It’s just the beginning with many more exciting community events happening. On December 14 and 15, Daus Baptist Church is presenting “Just a Little Christmas,” featuring kids, and “The Salvation Army,” a play…

Organizers and participants in the City of Dunlap Christmas Parade on December 7 said it may have been the highest attended yet, with a large number of children and families lining the parade route along Highway 28 and Rankin Avenue. For more see the December 12 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.