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Project Graduation Hosts “Haunted Hayride” during DCHS Open House Monday, October 28
October 24, 2024
By: Dwayne Page
DCHS presents an Open House October 28 from 6-8 p.m. featuring several Big Events including a Choir Concert at 7 p.m.
Project Graduation will present a Haunted Hayride from 7-10 p.m. Make a donation to enter.
Other activities include a small animal petting zoo, trick or treating, a yearbook legacy sale (years 1964-2024), a car freshie sale, carnival games, chili cookoff, bake sale, Interactive student work on display, CTE/STEM demonstrations, face painting and hair braiding, and the Spanish Club will be selling tamales, etc.
Wear your Halloween costumes. Food trucks will be available.
DeKalb Fire Department Among the State’s Elites for Outstanding Training Achievement
October 24, 2024
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For the 16th consecutive year the DeKalb County Fire Department has been recognized as one of Tennessee’s elite fire departments for outstanding training achievement. The DeKalb County Fire Department is ranked #1 among volunteer fire departments in the state of Tennessee for 2023-2024 training achievement. Of the 732 fire departments in Tennessee, both volunteer and career, the DeKalb County Fire Department ranked # 18 for 2023-2024 training achievement.
This year, the department logged 2,745 training hours at the state fire academy and was recognized as a Gold Level fire department. A complete listing of 2023-2024 Elite Club departments can be viewed at:
https://www.tn.gov/commerce/tfaca/news-information/2023-2024-elite-club.html
DeKalb County Mayor Matt Adcock commended the department’s members and leaders for continuing to make the DeKalb County Volunteer Fire Department’s training program a legacy of excellence. “Our county takes great pride in the level of commitment and service that we continue to see year after year from our firefighters who work hard and train hard to make sure our citizens have good fire department services here in DeKalb County. Getting this kind of consistent statewide recognition makes it very clear that we have an excellent group of committed men and women who sacrifice many hours to be prepared to respond to the emergency needs of our citizens,” said Mayor Adcock.
Chief Donny Green said he wants to personally commend Lt. Luke Green, the department’s Training Officer, and his support staff for their leadership, planning and coordination of the department’s training activities in a manner that consistently spotlights the training program as one of the best in the state, volunteer and career.
“The Tennessee Fire Service and Codes Enforcement Academy provides excellent training programs delivered by professional and knowledgeable campus and field instructors. In addition to the 2,745 hours at the Academy, our training officer coordinated 1,912.4 hours of in “in-house” training,” said Chief Green.
“Without the support of County Mayor Adcock, the County Commission, the families of our volunteer firefighters, our community and business partners, and the citizens of DeKalb County, the department could not have achieved this honored recognition. Properly trained firefighters are the best tools available to any fire department,” he continued.
Without proper training, the best and most expensive equipment is useless. However, good training coupled with good equipment is priceless,” added Chief Green. “Training performance and documentation are core elements in the Insurance Services Office’s (ISO) property protection that determine how much property owners have to pay in homeowners insurance premiums”.
If you are interested in learning more about the DeKalb County Volunteer Fire Department, or would like information on how to be a member of the DCFD team, you can visit the Department’s website at: www.dekalbfire.com, or call 615-464-7176. You can also visit the Department’s Facebook group page.
Local Realtor Wins “Aqua” Award
October 24, 2024
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Tony Luna received the Aqua Award at Lake Homes Realty’s National Agent Summit for his exceptional achievements in real estate.
The Aqua Award is given to agents with a total transaction volume between $3.5 million and $10 million with 20 or more transition sides with a total transaction volume of $2.5 million or greater between September 1, 2023, and August 31, 2024.
It should be noted that total transaction volume is the sum of the property sale price of each transaction side represented, even if the side represented was shared with another agent.
“Tony continues to impress with his hard work and dedication, year after year, and we are proud to present him with this major award,” said Glenn S. Phillips, CEO of Lake Homes Realty. “The Aqua Award is one of our company’s most prestigious honors,” Phillips said. “Agents like Tony are why Lake Homes Realty is one of the fastest-growing companies in the country.”
About Lake Homes Realty
Lake Homes Realty (LakeHomes.com) is a multi-state real estate company focused on lake homes and land.
The Alabama-based brokerage has been named six consecutive times as one of the fastest-growing companies in the U.S. by Inc. Magazine. Lake Homes Realty is a licensed real estate brokerage in 36 states and is growing rapidly into additional states.
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