DCHS Basketball Teams Suffer Another Setback

February 2, 2024
By: Dwayne Page

The first meeting of the basketball season between Livingston Academy and DCHS Thursday night didn’t go well for the Tigers and Lady Tigers as they lost to the Wildcats 85 to 42 in the boys game and 56 to 44 in the girls contest.

The Tigers are now 10-14 on the season and 1-6 in the district. The Lady Tigers own a record of 9-15 overall and 0-7 in district play.

DCHS will host Upperman tonight (Friday, February 2) in Smithville starting with the girls game at 6 p.m. followed by the boys game. WJLE will have LIVE coverage.

In the last meeting on January 12 at Baxter, the Lady Tigers lost 41 to 28 while the Tigers were dealt a 58 to 46 defeat.

On Thursday night, the Lady Tigers trailed Livingston Academy 15 to 10 after the 1st period, 27 to 18 at halftime, and 41 to 25 after the 3rd period before losing to the Lady Wildcats 56 to 44.

For DC, Avery Agee scored 17, Tess Barton 9, Ella VanVranken 8, Chloe VanVranken 6, and Allie Melton 4.

The Tigers were behind the Wildcats 26 to 17 after the 1st period and trailed 38 to 26 at halftime, and 68 to 35 after the 3rd period before losing 85 to 42.

Jon Hendrix led the Tigers in scoring with 11, Alex Antoniak and Dallas Kirby each with 7, Seth Fuson 6, Ian Colwell 4, Chase Young 3, and Logan Duke and Kiece Hannah each with 2.

The remaining schedule of the DCHS Tigers and Lady Tigers is as follows:

Friday, February 2 vs. Upperman in Smithville

Monday, February 5 vs. Livingston Academy in Smithville

Thursday, February 8 at Stone Memorial in Crossville

Saturday, February 10 at Warren County in McMinnville (starting at 3 p.m. with the girls game and the boys game to follow)

All other games will start at 6 p.m. with the girls and the boys to follow.

February 1, 2024
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The Smithville Fiddlers’ Jamboree & Crafts Festival Board of volunteers wants to remind the community of the upcoming deadline for nonprofit organizations to register their food booths for the July 5th – 6th 2024 festival.

The board allows all not-for-profits to have the first chance to reserve a prime spot around the Smithville Square. Following the March 1st deadline, all for-profit vendors will be allowed to register for the remaining available spaces.

“We always make the local non-profits our first priority. We also give special consideration to those food vendors who have previously supported the Jamboree. In addition, we want to spread the word that many churches and organizations partner with an established commercial food vendor. These partnerships allow the charitable organization to make a profit, without having to gather volunteers, or bear the burden of setting up a booth. I encourage anyone who may be interested in this type of partnership/fund-raising to reach out to me prior to the March 1st deadline. It is a wonderful way to raise money for your organization.” said Jack Barton, Director of Food Services for the Jamboree.

The deadline for non-profit food booths is March 1, 2024, with payment by March 15, 2024.

For more information, call the Jamboree office at 615-597-8500, email smithvillejamboree@gmail.com or message their Facebook page @SmithvilleJamboree.

February 1, 2024
By: Dwayne Page

As one election date draws near (March 5 primaries), the DeKalb County Election Commission is preparing for another one.

Monday, February 5 is the first day persons may pick up qualifying petitions from the DeKalb County Election Commission to run for offices in the Tennessee Democratic and Republican Primaries as well as the Alexandria, Dowelltown, and Smithville Municipal Elections all to be held on Thursday, August 1, 2024.

In the State Primaries on August 1, nominees in both the Republican and Democratic Parties will be selected for the offices of US Senate, US House of Representatives (6th District), Tennessee House of Representatives (40th District), and Tennessee Senate (16th District)

Those positions are currently held by US Senator Marsha Blackburn (R), Congressman John Rose (R)- US House of Representatives (6th District), State Representative Michael Hale (R)- Tennessee House of Representatives (40th District), and State Senator Janice Bowling (R)- Tennessee Senate (16th District)

In the Smithville Municipal Election August 1, three aldermen will be elected, each to serve a 4 year term. The positions are currently held by Aldermen Shawn Jacobs, Danny Washer, and Jessica Higgins.

The Alexandria Municipal Election on August 1 will be held to fill the positions of mayor (unexpired term), three aldermen, and three other aldermen (unexpired terms).

In the Dowelltown Municipal Election on August 1, a mayor and two aldermen will be elected.

The qualifying deadline for the August 1 elections is Thursday April 1 at 12 noon and the withdrawal deadline is Thursday, April 11 at 12 noon. The voter registration deadline for the August 1 elections is Tuesday, July 2. Early Voting for the August 1 elections is Friday, July 12 to Saturday, July 27. The absentee ballot request deadline for the August 1 elections is Thursday, July 25.

Meanwhile the DeKalb County General Election will be August 1 in which party nominees selected in the March 5 primaries will be running for the offices of Assessor of Property, Board of Education (Districts 5 & 6), Constable (Districts 1-7), and Criminal Court Judge- Part III in the 13th Judicial District.

The office of County Commission District 6 will also be on the August 1, 2024 ballot to fill an unexpired term. This election will be held in conjunction with the 2024 DeKalb County General Election.

County parties may certify a candidate by caucus by the qualifying deadline 12 NOON April 4, 2024.

Independents may pick up petitions beginning February 5, 2024.

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