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The DeKalb Prevention Coalition and the Drug Enforcement Administration will host DEA’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 26 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at two locations in DeKalb County. DEA and its partners will collect tablets, capsules, patches, and other solid forms of prescription drugs. Take Back locations locally are Smithville City Hall, 104 East Main Street and the Alexandria Family Care, 400 East Public Square, Alexandria.
Budget Committee Recommends Conditional Approval for Issuance of Bonds to Fund Construction of New Elementary School
The DeKalb County Election Commission has set the Early Voting times for the November 5th Tennessee General and Presidential Elections.
Committee Recommends County Establish Distance Restrictions on any new quarries, rock crushers, landfills, data processing centers, adult entertainment and methadone/suboxone clinics
DCHS Honors Christian and Bobby Blackford “Parents or Guardians of the Month” for September: Pictured left to right: DCHS Assistant Principal Seth Willoughby, Christian and Bobby Blackford, Kevin Murphy ( Bobby’s brother who wrote the winning essay for the award), DCHS Assistant Principal Jenny Norris, and DCHS Principal Bruce Curtis.
Director of Schools Patrick Cripps Signs Three Year Contract Extension with School Board Chairman Shaun Tubbs looking on.
The September Student of the Month award at DeKalb County High School goes to Jessa Sanders, a 9th grader. Pictured left to right are DCHS Assistant Principals Seth Willoughby and Jenny Norris, Student of the Month Jessa Sanders and DCHS Principal Bruce Curtis
The September Teacher of the Month award at DeKalb County High School goes to Lauren Ferrell. Pictured left to right are DCHS Assistant Principals Seth Willoughy and Jenny Norris, Teacher of the Month Lauren Ferrell, and DCHS Principal Bruce Curtis
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