Free Drive-Up Wi-Fi Hotspots Now Active at Schools Thanks to DTC

April 23, 2020
By: Dwayne Page

Free drive-up Wi-Fi hotspots are now active at DeKalb Middle School, Northside Elementary, and DeKalb West School thanks to DTC Communications.

The service may be accessed at no charge using one’s personal or school provided device from the safety of their vehicle if they are parked near either of these three schools. Its free to the public including students and teachers at DeKalb County Schools.

DTC previously opened free public Wi-Fi hotspots to the general public at the company’s retail locations, and each remains available for the use of any community member.

“DTC Communications is proud to continue its support of the DeKalb County School District by providing additional connectivity at no cost for students and faculty,”said Chris Townson, CEO of DTC Communications.

“I can’t thank DTC enough. This is another community resource that is stepping up for our kids. It’s awesome to see the love being shown to our kids. We will forever be grateful for that. It gives kids that don’t have access to the Internet the ability to drive or ride with someone into a school and they will be able to hook up to Wi-Fi,” said Director of Schools Patrick Cripps.

April 23, 2020
By: Dwayne Page

A woman being placed in custody for public intoxication kicked a deputy in the chest during the arrest.

33 year old Tamara Michelle Waddell of Lascassas is charged with public intoxication, assault, and resisting stop, frisk, halt, or arrest. Her bond is $3,000 and she will be in court June 11.

Sheriff Patrick Ray said that on April 6 a deputy was dispatched to Roy Womack Road due to a possible domestic incident. Waddell was found outside in the roadway extremely intoxicated. She became belligerent and started yelling and cussing. After several attempts to get her to calm down, the deputy placed her under arrest for public intoxication. As Waddell was seated in the back of the patrol car, she was able to get her cuffed hands from behind her back in front of her. When the officer spotted that he tried to get her out of the car to reapply the handcuffs behind her back but Waddell resisted and kicked the officer in the chest after leaning over in the seat. Waddell was subsequently subdued. The deputy was not seriously injured.

April 22, 2020
By: Dwayne Page

The Vol Network will continue its weekly radio series this Saturday called “Vol Network Classics”.

The aim is to give Tennessee fans the chance to relive some of the great moments and games from UT’s history. Each week, a replay of a famous football or basketball game will be broadcast.

The series is planned for a 10-week run Saturdays at 1:00 p.m. on WJLE AM 1480/ FM 101.7 and the Vol Network.

In week #2 of the series Saturday, April 25, fans can hear a rebroadcast of the 2019 SEC Basketball Tournament Semifinal game between #8 Tennessee and #4 Kentucky from March 16, 2019 in Nashville.

The game was a heavyweight back and forth slugfest. Tennessee Coach Rick Barnes compared the contest’s electric atmosphere and high-level play to a Final Four game. With under three minutes to go in the game the Vols were down eight points, but finished the game with a thrilling 18-6 run.

Later in the series, UT basketball fans can catch Tennessee’s first game at Kentucky’s Rupp Arena in 1977 and a top-ranked matchup vs. Memphis in 2008.

On the football side games include the 1986 Sugar Bowl win over Miami, the 1991 “Miracle at South Bend” against Notre Dame and the 2001 victory against Florida.

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