3rd Annual Turkey Trot set for November 10

October 25, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

DeKalb County Coordinated School Health will be holding the 3rd Annual Turkey Trot Walkathon on Saturday, November 10, 2018 at Green Brook Park.  The event will benefit The Back Pack Program.

DeKalb County Schools has approximately 6% of our student population that goes hungry on a regular basis, with meals provided at school being their main source of food.  Coordinated School Health (CSH) began sending bags of food home to children over 9 years ago.  We began with long weekends and holidays, and now we feed them every week during the school year.  The Back Pack Program has been sustained through generous donations of time, money, and food from individuals, churches, civic organizations, and grants.  Funding is not always consistent, and we are continuously seeking donations of food and/or money to maintain our program. 

October 25, 2018
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The DeKalb County Republican Party will be hosting a FREE Early Vote BBQ at Green Brook Park on Saturday, October 27, 2018, from 11:30AM-1:00PM at Pavilion #4. All DeKalb County residents are invited to come and share in fellowship and hear from our Republican candidates and campaigns. Representatives from the Bill Lee for Governor, Marsha Blackburn for US Senate, John Rose for Congress, Mark Pody for State Senate, Clark Boyd for State Representative, and Terri Lynn Weaver for State Representative campaigns have been invited to attend and speak. Local elected Republicans will also be recognized. Free BBQ and fixins will be available for all in attendance. This is a rain or shine event. There will be plenty of coffee available in the event of cooler weather.

“All the campaigns are in high gear and this is a great opportunity for Republicans to come together and make sure we turn out the vote,” GOP Chair Mingy Bryant said. “The stakes have never been higher for our country and for Tennessee. DeKalb County needs to do our part in ensuring we elect strong conservatives.”

Early Voting runs through November 1 and Election Day is November 6. Again, this is a free event and open to all residents of DeKalb County. For more information, go to our Facebook Page at DeKalb County Republican Party.

October 24, 2018
By: Dwayne Page

In an effort to protect buyers and sellers and ensure that all exchanges are done in a safe manner, Chief Mark Collins has established a meetup spot. The Smithville Police Department is proud to partner with MeetUp Spot to offer online buyers and sellers with a trusted location to inspect the item and safely complete the transaction. “Our MeetUp location is in the parking lot on Don Cantrell Street across from the Police Department’s north side entrance. OfferUp has partnered with local businesses and police stations to create community MeetUp Spots that are designated as  well-lit, public, surveilled locations for buyers and sellers,” said Chief Collins.

The safe spaces come as a result of risks posed by meeting strangers to swap online sales.

To see more meet-up location options, check out www.safetradespots.com, the largest national database of police and sheriff’s departments and other law enforcement agencies that have designated locations for in-person transactions.

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