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Honoring Reagan’s 28 years of service

The Grainger County Bar Association and other professionals honored out-going Circuit Court Clerk Rhonda Reagan along with out-going Sheriff James Harville and Road Superintendent David Bean. Pictured (l-r) Dirk Daniel, Lane Wolfenbarger, Creed Daniel, Troy Bowlin, Judge O. Duane Slone, Jeff Davidson, Rhonda Reagan, Asst. DA Steve Hawkins, Agnes Trujillo, Robert Burts and Pepper Bowser..

Sewer could be expanded before it begins

By Barbara Womack, GT Correspondent

BLAINE – The city of Blaine could get more bang for its buck by adding about 120 customers to its proposed sewer route, the project engineer told the board of mayor and aldermen during a workshop session Monday.

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BSPD tallies 276 drug busts

By Jim Zachary, GT Editor

BEAN STATION – The Bean Station Police Department has made 276 drug arresst over the past 12 months, with at least 70 of those being serious felony narcotic violations.

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By Barbara Womack, GT Correspondent

RUTLEDGE – General Sessions Court Judge J. Wayne Wolfenbarger will be off the bench for about one month while recovering from an Achilles tendon injury, Circuit Court Clerk Rhonda Reagan said Monday.

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By Barbara Womack, GT Correspondent

RUTLEDGE – The Grainger County Election Commission certified candidates for municipal elections Nov. 2 in Bean Station, Blaine and Rutledge last week, as well as setting the ballot for the state general election the same day.

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