Walking Trail Repairs and Resealing Project to Start Soon at Greenbrook Park

June 28, 2021
By: Dwayne Page

The walking trail at Greenbrook Park will get some needed attention within a few days.

The City of Smithville has hired a contractor to repave a few bad spots and to do some resealing.

“The overall pavement of the walking trail is in pretty good shape. We just have four or five bad spots that need to be dug up and repaved. The contractor will come in and do that work. He will also reseal all the walking trail pavement and the cracks. The work will probably begin within the next couple of weeks. We’re just trying to make the public aware so that while the work is going on they can walk around the roped off construction area. We might even have to close the park for a couple of days for the work. We don’t know yet,” said City Public Works Director Kevin Robinson.

June 27, 2021
By: Dwayne Page

The City of Smithville will implement the summer schedule for trash pickup starting June 28 at 6 a.m. daily

June 27, 2021
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Shelby Reeder has announced that she will be a candidate for the DeKalb County Register of Deeds Office in the May 3, 2022 DeKalb County Democratic Primary.

Shelby is married to Joey Reeder, longtime teacher, coach, and administrator with the DeKalb County Board of Education. They have one daughter and son in law, Paige and Byron Adcock. Paige works for the Tennessee Department of Human Services and Byron is employed by DTC Communications. The Reeders also have two beautiful granddaughters, Stella Grace and Lakelynn Emery Adcock.

For 25 years Shelby was employed as an Optometric Assistant at Foutch Eyecare in Smithville.

Following a brief time of semi-retirement she joined the staff of DeKalb County Register of Deeds Jeff McMillen in July, 2018.

“During my 3 years of working alongside Jeff in the Register of Deeds Office, I feel that I have gained the knowledge, skills, and experience to operate the Register of Deeds Office in the manner the citizens of DeKalb County deserve,” said Shelby.

“The people of DeKalb County have been good to me and my family for a number of years and I am seeking the opportunity to give back to the community I love. As we begin this journey, I would be humbled and honored with your prayers and support during the months ahead and I look forward to seeing you,” said Reeder.

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