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November 5, 2024. Members of Sequatchie County High School’s FFA Club traveled to Indianapolis for the 97th National Convention on October 24. Part of the convention is competitions revealing their knowledge and preparation on agricultural-related topics. For more see the November 7 issue of The Dunlap Tribune. Read More.
Obituaries – The Dunlap-Tribune
Nov 5, 2024 · Louise Davis Nance, 91, of Dunlap, Tennessee passed away Thursday, November 7, 2024 at the home of her great-granddaughter. She was a member of Welcome Hill Baptist Church and a firm believer in Jesus. She was the sweetest woman around, earning her the nickname “Honey”. She loved everyone she met, raising kids and animals, and….
Breaking News – The Dunlap-Tribune
Oct 29, 2024 · Scare on the Square, a longtime tradition for children and families, returns to Harris Park in Dunlap on Thursday, October 31. The Scare, sponsored by Citizens Tri-County Bank with a number of other businesses, churches, organizations, and families taking part, includes food, music, and fun for the whole family. Everything is free for the event….
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By Editor | October 15, 2024 | 0. Challenge 22 Sequatchie raised money and awareness in the effort to end veteran suicides recently when more than 60 runners, walkers and riders gathered at Harris Park in Dunlap for the nonprofit’s annual event. In 2012, the Veterans Administration found that 22 veterans died by suicide every day, giving ...
Obituaries - The Dunlap-Tribune
Nov 5, 2024 · Betty Jo Louallen Johnson, 91, of Dunlap, Tennessee passed away Monday, October 28, 2024 at her residence. She was a proud homemaker who loved her flowers, being outdoors, gardening and bird watching. She was preceded in death by her parents, Charles and Laura Holland Louallen; husband of 69 years, Barker Johnson; sons, Michael and Donald….
Gateway sign welcomes all entering City – The Dunlap-Tribune
Oct 15, 2024 · Gateway sign welcomes all entering City. A community effort led to a massive gateway sign being constructed across from the off ramp from State Route 111 where it intersects with US Highway 127, according to project organizer John Harmon. A number of government officials and community leaders celebrated with a ribbon cutting October 10.
$1.2 mil in grants for recreation sites – The Dunlap-Tribune
Jan 10, 2024 · Dunlap and Sequatchie County will benefit from two large community development grants totaling 1.260 million recently announced for Harris Park and Coops Creek Commons, the site of BTC Fiber Valley Fest and other events.. The City of Dunlap is receiving $630,000 for improvements at Harris Park. City staff explained a primary use of the grant funding is for updated playground equipment.
Huth new Mayor of Dunlap - The Dunlap-Tribune
May 1, 2021 · The City of Dunlap will have a new mayor as former City Police Chief Clint Huth was elected May 1. Huth received 596 votes, 451 in early and absentee voting, to 448 for incumbent Dwain Land. With 3,243 registered voters, turnout was 32.3 percent. Returning as City Commissioners will be Judy H. Layne and Jeff Harmon, along with new commissioner ...
$14.6 million highway grant for Dunlap – The Dunlap-Tribune
By Editor | August 12, 2022 | 0. $14.6 million grant awarded: The City of Dunlap has received a federal grant of $14.6 million for U.S. Highway 127 improvements and additions. Dunlap Mayor Clint Huth said there is no timetable on using the funds, which will include contract and engineering phases plus require Tennessee Department of ...
City Police Department 50th anniversary – The Dunlap-Tribune
Jul 6, 2022 · City Police Department 50th anniversary. On July 1, 1972, the City of Dunlap’s police department officially began, with Avery Cagle serving as the first chief and only officer. Since then, with growth of the city in population and land size, the department has grown to 13 officers currently, reports Dunlap City Police (DCP) Chief Randy Phillips.