Saints cross country runner, Ben Driver, takes home win

September 21, 2021
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Ben Driver took first place in the Andrew Jackson Cross Country Invitational on Saturday, September 18th.

The 7th grader, who attends DeKalb West, tackled the hilly 2 mile course in 12:05, setting a new personal record and dominating the field.

Teammate, Andrew Cathey, gave a top 10 performance as he earned 8th place with a time of 12:49. Following Cathey were fellow teammates; Dylan Cathey 13:34, Christian Hernandez 14:02, Ethan Spears 14:09, and Carson Davis 14:54.

The boys team finished 4th overall out of 12 teams.

The Lady Saints had 2 top 10 performances and finished 3rd overall out of 11 teams.

Chloe Van Vranken led the Lady Saints with a 2nd place finish overall and a time of 13:01. Chaylea Lunsford, also from DeKalb West, finished with a 4th place finish and a new PR of 13:54. Rounding out the girls team was DeKalb West’s Emily Fry 14:56, Kaylee Kent 15:34, Sydney Polk 15:41, and Candice Rico 17:18.

In the JV race, Gracie Brewington finished with a time of 18:09, Anaka Oakley 19:21, and Isobella Franz 21:48.

September 21, 2021
By: Dwayne Page

In what has become an annual event, the Alexandria Lions Club will sponsor a fundraiser Saturday, September 25 in support of a DCHS graduate and in memory of a long time friend.

The Joe Hearn Memorial Scholarship Fund Poker Run will be held at the DeKalb County Fairgrounds in Alexandria featuring Hot Rods, Bikes, etc.

The Lions Club established this memorial scholarship fund as a tribute to the memory of Joe Hearn and is awarded to a high school vocational student each year.

Joe Hearn was an avid Ford Mustang lover and longtime dedicated member of the Alexandria Lions Club.

The entry fee for the Poker Run is $25 and $5.00 per passenger and it includes a BBQ meal. Prizes will be awarded for high and low score overall. Registration begins at 8 a.m. and the departure time is 9 a.m. The run will be approximately 2 hours. The entire route will be on paved roads. For more information call Chris Hale or Brad Driver at 615-529-2580. Rain Date-October 2.

All are encouraged to participate to help further the education of a DCHS graduate.

September 21, 2021
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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Monday invited Tennesseans to “Rate the Plates” and help choose the state’s next standard license plate by selecting their favorite design at tn.gov/ratetheplates. Under state law, the license plate is redesigned every eight years if funds are approved in the General Assembly’s annual budget.

“As Tennessee celebrates 225 years of statehood, it’s a perfect time to redesign our license plate and feature the Tri-Star that represents each of our state’s unique grand divisions,” said Gov. Lee. “We welcome all Tennesseans to cast their vote and play a role in choosing this piece of our state’s history.”

Voting begins today and will conclude at 11:59 p.m. CT on Monday, September 27. The winning design will be announced later this fall and available to the public January 2022.

Tennessee statute requires the display of “Tennessee,” “Volunteer State” and “TNvacation.com” on the plate, as well as county name and expiration year decal locations. Statute provides that Tennesseans may select an “In God We Trust” plate option.

The new license plate design will replace the current plate that launched in 2006 with modifications in 2011, 2016 and 2017.

High-resolution license plate designs are available here.https://app.box.com/s/8db1ot03fl4s7jy5is4tcvcpcb0egxer

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