Chamber Welcomes New Member at Ribbon Cutting

October 27, 2018
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 The Smithville-DeKalb County Chamber of Commerce  recently had a Ribbon Cutting for new Chamber member, Town & Lake Realty, 412 South College Street, Smithville.  First opening on March 2018 with 3 agents, they now have 11 agents. Jennifer Hannah says, “Town & Lake Realty is a strong-rooted, local, independent brokerage serving DeKalb & surrounding counties. It was founded as an independent brokerage, because we wanted to chart our own path and create our own culture as we aim to provide our clients with the highest levels of service available in our industry.”  For more information, call 615-215-7653 or check out their website at:  townandlake.com

Pictured l-r:

Front Row (Sitting)– Agent Michelle Grandey, Agent Makenzi Phillips & Agent Amy Lockhart

Middle Row (Standing) – Chamber Director Suzanne Williams, Agent Joann Lagace, Agent Dennis Butler, Owner/Broker Gina Butler, Owner/Broker Jennifer Hannah & Agent Holly Williams

Back Row (Standing) – Alex Woodward from Wilson Bank & Trust, Chad Driver from Wilson Bank & Trust, Agent Shane Blair

October 27, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

The City of Smithville has contracted with Rogers hydrant service to flush fire hydrants over a two week period starting Monday, November 5 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The annual flushing of water mains via fire hydrants is a standard maintenance process that improves water quality at the tap by removing accumulated minerals, sediment and tuberculation in the lines (a buildup common in iron pipes that reduces its ability to transmit water). This also helps identify hydrants in need of repair.

The flushing process can cause low water pressure and frequently disturbs the accumulated minerals and sediment in the water mains. The quick release of water from a hydrant causes them to dissolve and temporarily discolor the water delivered to homes and businesses.

“Although, the water is perfectly safe we recommend running a cold water tap for several minutes to help clear the discoloration before using it for drinking or laundry. Please check your washing machine before using it as you may experience discolored clothing due to hydrant flushing,” said Kevin Robinson, City Public Works Director.

The fire hydrant flushing only affects the City of Smithville and its water customers.

October 26, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

The DeKalb County Tigers grounded the Cumberland County Jets 42-0 Friday night in Smithville and will advance to the State Play-Offs next week.

With the win on Senior Night the Tigers conclude the regular season at 3-7 and 1-3 in Region 3 Class 4A finishing in 4^th place.  The Tigers’ opponent in the 1^st round of the play-offs will be Maplewood, the 1^st place team from Region 4.

The Tigers scored their first touchdown of the game with 6:25 left in the 1^st period on a 4 yard run by Desmond Nokes, capping a 64 yard drive. Andrew Fuson tacked on the extra point and DeKalb County led 7-0.

The next score came with 55 seconds left in the 1^st period on a 15 yard touchdown run by David Bradford, completing a 62 yard drive. Fuson added the extra point and the Tigers led 14-0.

Bradford scored on a 23 yard touchdown run with 2:54 left in the 2^nd period capping a 99 yard drive. Fuson booted the extra point and DeKalb County led 21-0.

The Tigers tried to extend their lead before halftime but a 41 yard field goal attempt by Fuson was no good.

Tre Ladet scored on a 1 yard touchdown run with 6:33 left in the 3^rd period. Fuson’s extra point was good and DeKalb County led 28-0.

After recovering a Cumberland County fumble on a kick-off at the Jets 34 yard line, the Tigers mounted another scoring drive. Ladet took it in from 7 yards out with 4:45 left in the 3^rd period and Fuson’s extra point gave the Tigers a 35-0 lead.

With 1:37 left in the 4^th period Grayson Redmon caught a 12 yard touchdown pass from Quarterback Axel Aldino. Fuson added the extra point and the Tigers won 42-0.

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