DeKalb Animal Coalition Offering Kitten Adoption Special (View video here)

September 4, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

The DeKalb Animal Coalition is offering an adoption special for five kittens in need of a caring home.

The kittens, Josephine, Norene, Liza, Louie, and Ash are only $10 each. They are the WJLE/DeKalb Animal Coalition Featured “Pets of the Week”. The adoption fee is fully refundable with proof of spay or neuter. They are up to date on vaccinations and are patiently waiting for their new homes! Come and adopt your new friend.

“The kittens range in age from 12 weeks to 4 months old. Almost all of them are solid black but a couple have a little bit of white on them. They are going to make great companion cats,” said Shelter Director Megan Moore.

The shelter is currently open on Friday from 12 to 4 and Saturday from 10 to 12 noon. Phone 615-597-3647 (DOGS). The shelter is located at 186 Transfer Station Road behind Tenneco Automotive.

September 4, 2019
By: Dwayne Page

The Alexandria and Justin Potter Library’s Book Sale begins Friday, September 6 and will continue through Saturday, October 5.

Kathy Hendrixson of Justin Potter Library invites you to stop by for books, audio books, videos, and magazines on sale at great prices. The libraries are accepting donations of books and movies that are in good condition for their book sale. They request no textbooks, magazines, or encyclopedia please. Come by and check out what the libraries have to offer.

For additional information, contact Justin Potter Library at 615-597-4359 or the Alexandria Library at 615-529-4124. Visit the website www.dekalblibraries.net or facebook.

September 4, 2019
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After back-to-back wins, former DeKalb County High School standout Steven Jennings lost his final game of the year Sunday night, giving up five runs (3 of which were earned) in five innings.

The loss brought his Single-A Greensboro season total to 7-12 with a 4.71 earned run average. The 20 year old Jennings pitched 130 innings for the year, giving up 68 earned runs, while striking out 115 batters and walking 39.  The batting average against Jennings was .269.

Sunday’s loss followed two wins in which Jennings gave up only one run and nine hits.  Following the late season victories, Jennings’ pitching coach had  praise for the DCHS product.

“He’s doing a nice job of finishing off the season,” said pitching coach Stan Kyles, on the teams web site. “He’s got a better foundation which enables him to finish off his pitches better. He could have thrown in the towel on this season, but he has hung in there and rebounded well.”

Jennings was a 2017 early second round pick of the Pittsburg Pirates. He pitched in Rookie ball his first two seasons.  The Greensboro team is a Single-A affiliate of the Pirates.

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