Local FBLA State Leadership Conference Award Winners

April 6, 2023
By: Dwayne Page

The FBLA State Leadership Conference was held in Chattanooga April 2-5, 2023. DCHS once again returned with many awards. Thanks to all the students who participated and the community for the continued support.
Congratulations to local FBLA State Conference Winners:

4th Place – Business Ethics Team: Andrew Dakas, Seth Fuson, Dallas Kirby

2nd Place – Business Management: Luke Midgett

2nd Place – E-Business: Xavier Parker

2nd Place – Entrepreneurship Team: Conner Close, Brayden Summers, Ian Colwell

1st Place – Graphic Design Team: Karson Smallwood, Ayden Jones

4th Place – Health Care Administration: Ella Hendrixson

1st Place – Intro. To Business Communication: Madeline Martin

1st Place – Network Design Team: Zoe Cripps, Katherine Gassaway, Darrah Ramsey

Top 8 – Digital Video Production Team – Isaac Brown, Matthew Nokes, Brett Walker
Health Care Administration – Abby Cross
Human Resource Management – Laurie Rigsby
Impromptu Speaking – Cameron Miller
Intro. To Business Communication – Caroline Crook
Intro. To Business Procedures – Emily Robinson
Journalism – Jade Mabe

Health Care Administration-Owen Snipes.

April 5, 2023
By: Dwayne Page

A DeKalb County businessman has been indicted for the sale and delivery of 1,000 Xanax pills.

49-year-old Anthony (AKA Turtle) Brian Johnson of Lodge Street, Liberty was named in a sealed indictment by the DeKalb County Grand Jury on Monday, April 3 for sale of a schedule IV drug (Alprazolam) 2 counts, and delivery of a schedule IV drug (Alprazolam) 2 counts. Johnson’s bond is $75,000 and he will be arraigned Monday, April 10 in DeKalb County Criminal Court.

On two occasions, March 24, 2022 and April 20, 2022 Johnson is alleged to have unlawfully sold and delivered Alprazolam (Xanax) in amounts of 500 pills on each occasion for a total of 1,000 pills.

The cases were investigated by DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department Detectives and the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

April 5, 2023
By: Dwayne Page

A woman believed to have been responsible for a fire in the Jefferson Community last fall has been indicted by the DeKalb County Grand Jury for two counts of arson.

38-year-old Scarlett Suzette Lawrence Strayn was named in a sealed indictment by the grand jury on Monday, April 3. Her bond is $120,000 and she will be arraigned in DeKalb County Criminal Court on April 10.

The indictments allege that on November 7, 2022 Strayn unlawfully and knowingly damaged a structure as well as personal property, land, or other property belonging to Jermaica League by means of a fire or explosion without the consent of all persons who had a possessory, proprietary, or security interest therein in violation of Tennessee Code Annotated (State Law).

Members of the DeKalb County Fire Department were dispatched at 2:32 a.m. on November 7, 2022 to a single wide mobile home on South Judkins Lane in the Jefferson Community where the residence and a bass boat were reportedly on fire.

“Upon arrival firefighters found the mobile home with heavy fire showing through the roof on one end of the residence in the bedroom area. The bass boat also had heavy fire in the engine and fuel tank areas. Firefighters were able to quickly extinguish the fire containing the blaze to the bedroom of the mobile home. The remainder of the residence received extensive heat and smoke damage. Two caged dogs perished inside the home. The boat was extensively damaged by the fire,” said DeKalb County Fire Chief Donny Green.

No one was injured and no other nearby properties were damaged. The incident was investigated by DeKalb Sheriff’s Department detectives and the TBI.

The Keltonburg, Belk, Blue Springs, Four Seasons, Short Mountain Highway, and Main Stations responded along with the tanker, DeKalb EMS, and the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department.

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