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Photo by MIchelle Dillon Traci Norton, of T&K Fireworks on U.S. Highway 69 N next to the Cherokee County Electric Cooperative, is stocked and ready to celebrate Independence Day. See page A4 for an updated list of area July 4th events.
Area wide July 4 activities planned
Photo credit: Rebecca Sanders / TJC From left: John Hills, TJC trustee; David Hudson, TJC trustee; Dr. Juan E. Mejia, TJC incoming president; Ann W. Brookshire, TJC trustee; Dr. Mike Metke, TJC chancellor and CEO; and Clint Roxburgh, TJC trustee.
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Courtesy Photo TubeFab was recognized by the Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation as June Employer of the Month.
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Photo by Cristin Parker City secretary Rosalyn Brown swears in Martha Neeley, left, and Francis Long to the District 4 and District 5 city council positions. Neeley and Long were appointed to the city council following the recall of Ken Ferrara and Jan Pate.
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Reagan Davis of Alto cuts around a barrel during her 16.922 ride on Sunday. Davis is also participating in pole bending and breakaway roping events.
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The Raiborn team recently placed first in a Rusk Chamber of Commerce sponsored golf scramble held on Saturday, July 6. Pictured left to right are Josh, Lily, Mark, Angela and Jacob Raiborn. Mark and Angela have owned and managed Birmingham Golf Course for over 20 years.
Club chatter: Team Raiborn wins Chamber event
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