Lady Tigers Remain Perfect in District with Road Win at Livingston Academy

December 5, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

The DCHS Lady Tigers got a district road win Tuesday night beating Livingston Academy 48 to 33 while the Tigers were beaten 83 to 56.

The Lady Tigers improve to 5-2 on the year and 2-0 in district play. The Tigers drop to 1-6 with an 0-2 start in the district race.

For the girls, DC led 12 to 3 after the 1st period, 28 to 8 at halftime, and 39 to 22 after the 3rd period before going on to win 48 to 33.

Kadee Ferrell scored 16. Lydia Brown and Mya Ruch each scored 10. Emme Colwell 9. Kenzie France with 2 and Maddison Parsley with 1 point.

The Tigers led 18 to 14 after the 1st period of the boys game but fell behind 38 to 31 at halftime and 59 to 43 after the 3rd period before falling 83 to 56.

Colter Norris scored 14. Dallas Cook 9. Nathan Atkins, Josh Carlton, Hayden Thomas, and Evan Jones each scored 6. Noah Martin 4. Brayden Antoniak with 3 and Dakota White with 2 points.

DeKalb County will host Watertown Friday night, December 7 starting with the girls game at 6 p.m. WJLE will have LIVE coverage.

December 5, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

DeKalb Funeral Chapel has scheduled its Annual Christmas Memorial Service Thursday night, December 6 at 6 p.m. in the Chapel.

“This is a special service that the community is invited to attend as there will be prayers and words of comfort from some local pastors, Christmas songs by local praise team and singers, the Veterans Honor Guard will honor the veterans we have cared for this year and the names of each loved one will be read. Each family will light a candle in memory of their loved one.  Following the service, refreshments will be served,” said Michael Hale, owner and operator of DeKalb Funeral Chapel.

“Our family and staff invite you to join us Thursday at 6 p.m. for a time of remembrance, celebration and fellowship,” added Hale.

For more information, please call DeKalb Funeral Chapel at 615-597-9400.  You may also pick up your 2019 Weathervane Almanac Calendar.

December 4, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

Almost $1,400 was raised by the Smithville Police Department through the “No Shave November” campaign.

During Monday night’s monthly meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen, Police Chief Mark Collins was asked how the fundraiser turned out and was commended for the effort.

“The No Shave November is always fun for the guys. They enjoy having a beard for a little while. This year we were able to raise almost $1,400 for a good cause. Dewain Hendrixson of DeKalb County Ace Hardware matched whatever the police department employees raised which was around $560 so he wrote us a check for that amount and then we had some outside donations from other people,” said Chief Collins.

Participating officers let their beards grow in November as part of an annual nationwide cancer awareness campaign

This year’s observance locally was held in memory of the late Karen Jacobs and all proceeds are going to the Martha Melching Fund. Melching, a DeKalb Middle School Guidance Counselor, is eight months pregnant and was recently diagnosed with breast cancer.

Chief Collins said he appreciates all donations for this cause and is especially grateful to Hendrixson for his pledge of support.

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