Fundraiser Announced for Constable Mark Milam

July 14, 2023
By: Dwayne Page

Friends of fifth district constable Mark Milam have announced a fundraiser for this well known and loved public servant who is being treated at Vanderbilt Hospital for a serious medical condition.

In a social media post, Circuit Court Clerk Susan Martin wrote “ As I’m sure most of you are aware, Constable Mark Milam is in Vanderbilt Hospital with a serious infection in the hip that he had replaced. To date they have taken that replacement out and are trying to get rid of the infection and then will have to do another hip replacement surgery. This will have him out of commission for quite some time. The elected officials met yesterday afternoon to come up with a plan to bless him and his family as Mark goes above and beyond for everyone that he meets. We have each decided that instead of trying to do a meal fund raiser that we would each ask at least ten people to personally match what we are giving, which is a minimum of $100, or any amount that you feel led to give. You can bring your donations to my office or any of the elected officials’ offices. Cash is preferred due to banking restrictions. We would like to have all donations by Friday, July 28th, if possible.

Also, in the near future Tennessee Credit is planning to host an on-line silent auction and raffle so please be on the lookout for that”

Milam is in his 8th term as fifth district constable and has served for 31 years.

July 14, 2023
By: Dwayne Page

State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullahoma) has announced her first monthly “Listening Meetings” tour in Senate District 16 for July 2023.

In the summer and fall, Bowling – who represents Coffee, DeKalb, Franklin, Grundy, Lincoln and Warren Counties in the Tennessee Senate – will hold monthly meetings in each of the counties she represents to meet with citizens and hear their concerns regarding issues before the state legislature. She also offers assistance with state services to citizens in the district. Senator Bowling will continue to hold meetings throughout the summer and fall.

Senator Bowling will be in DeKalb County at the DeKalb County Courthouse from 9:00 – 10:00 am on Tuesday, July 25.

For more information, please call Senator Bowling’s office at 615-741-6694.

July 13, 2023
By: Dwayne Page

Baylei Anne Benson of Smithville won the Miss Sweetheart pageant Wednesday night at the DeKalb County Fair. She is the 12-year-old daughter of Karey and John Washer and Christopher Benson. She was also named Most Photogenic.

Benson succeeds the retiring Miss Sweetheart Charley Loren Prichard of Liberty, the 11-year-old daughter of Andy and Chrissy Prichard.

The pageant featured 14 girls ages 10-12.

Eleven-year-old Callen Alizabeth Tramel, daughter of Caleb and Hillary Tramel of Smithville was first runner-up in the pageant.

Second runner-up went to Lakelyn Brooke Nelson, 12-year-old daughter of Dustin and Kristian Nelson of Smithville.

Kenli Faith Fish, 12-year-old daughter of Tiffany Pedigo and Cody Fish of Smithville was voted Miss Congeniality.

Rounding out the top 10 were London McNew, 12 year old daughter of Sarah Pippin of Smithville; Keyleigh Billings, 11 year old daughter of Dusty and Chelsea Billings of Smithville; Kenli Faith Fish, 12 year old daughter of Tiffany Pedigo and Cody Fish of Smithville; Lyra Dell McMinn, 11 year old daughter of Nathan McMinn and Amanda and Jake Franklin of Smithville; Ella Grace Kirksey, 12 year old daughter of Sabrina and Graden Kirksey of Smithville; Cora Marie Cox, 12 year old daughter of Brandon and Whitney Cox of Smithville; and Mila Marie Goff, 10 year old daughter of James and Krista Goff of Smithville.

Others in the pageant were Rebekah Goss of Dowelltown, 11-year-old daughter of Anne White and the late Rich Goss; Arraya Jenae Taylor, 10-year-old daughter of Angie Taylor of Smithville; Brylee Michelle Key, 11-year-old daughter of Shannon and Holly Key of Alexandria; and MaKenzli Ashlynn Thomas, 10-year-old daughter of Crystal Stibil of Smithville.

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