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Murder-suicide reported at NHC Healthcare in Dunlap

A man entered NHC Healthcare in Dunlap on Monday morning, July 8, and shot his wife, a patient at the facility. Dunlap Police Department Chief Randy Phillips said the man then turned the gun on himself. Both individuals are deceased, the Chief stated. No other injuries were reported, he added. The names of those involved…

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Early voting begins July 12

Those planning on voting early in the August 1 General Election, featuring local, state, and federal races, may do so beginning next week. Early voting in the election runs from July 12-27, with voting taking place at the Sequatchie County Election Commission office, next door to the Sequatchie County Courthouse. Early voting runs from 9:00…

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Recreation system preparations being made

Sequatchie County is seeking input from the public on its recreation sites, including comments on existing facilities and thoughts on what should be added. The survey will help in preparation of a plan identifying needs and goals of the recreation system which includes Coops Creek Commons and Griswold Recreation Park. For more see the July…

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No new tax increase in county budget

The 2024-25 budget was presented to the Sequatchie County Commission for consideration during the governing body’s special called meeting June 27. The budget includes no new tax increase and is scheduled to be voted upon during another meeting set for July 15. For more, see the July 4 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

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SVEC Youth Delegates visit Washington D.C.

Seven high school students from the Sequachee Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC) service area won the opportunity of a lifetime to spend a week in this nation’s capital as delegates of the 2024 Washington Youth Tour. Ella Boynton from Bledsoe County High School, Michael Kirby III from Grundy County High School, Nova McGill from Marion County…

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Celebrate July 4th in Dunlap!

One of Dunlap’s most anticipated annual events, going back decades, is nearly here. The Independence Day Parade and Celebration, with music, fireworks, food, and fun, is Thursday, July 4. Thousands line Rankin Avenue and Cherry Street for a parade of classic cars, floats, the SCHS alumni band, and much more, then many make their way…

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Songwriters Festival schedule set

With free admission, the third annual Songwriters Festival in downtown Dunlap is set for this Saturday, June 22. Music begins at 12:00 p.m. and continues late into the evening. The schedule released by event organizers includes several different locations and a number of talented singer-songwriters. Music is scheduled to begin at noon on the main…

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Turning 100 and staying active

Staying active at age 99, Sequatchie Valley native Sara Alice Agee Goins is ready to enjoy her 100th birthday with family. A former Sequatchie County Clerk and Master, Goins has visited every state and multiple countries, but says the Sequatchie Valley will always hold a special place in her heart. Goins was born June 21,…

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Wrestling event to help Cancer Support Network

Professional wrestling, considered suitable for all ages, will take place this Saturday night, June 15, at Harris Park in Dunlap. The family-friendly action from Valley Championship Wrestling is raising funds for the Sequatchie County Cancer Support Network, which directly benefits local cancer patients. For more see the June 13 issue of The Dunlap Tribune.

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Duck race, singer-songwriters on June 22

Summer events continue in Dunlap June 22 with the annual duck race in Coops Creek and the Songwriters Festival taking place at Cherry Street and Walnut Street in downtown Dunlap. Tickets for the duck race can be purchased for $5 each at the Sequatchie County-Dunlap Chamber of Commerce or Dunlap Mercantile. Only 500 duck tickets…

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