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Peeples, McDermets to show off cr ches
The crA ches owned by Ruth Peeples and Sheral and Bill McDermet of Pleasant Hill are a contrast in representation of nativity scenes - one hand made of corn husks and the other hand crafted in stained glass.
Wharton Nursing Home celebrates resident centenarians
It is rare to find those who have lived to be 100 years old. Wharton Nursing Home in Pleasant Hill is proud to currently be called home to four residents that have lived to be a century and older.
Eckert showing unusual exhibit at Palace Theatre
Tom Eckert's abstract paintings are the latest exhibit at the Palace Theatre in Crossville.
PH Elementary students have grand time at Fall Festival
Pleasant Hill is home to the Pleasant Hill Elementary School, whose students come from all around this western edge of Cumberland County.
Pleasant Hill Ramblings: Halloween a bustling beehive in Pleasant Hill
The Pleasant Hill community will soon say farewell to Louise Crawford who has written this column for over 17 years.
Looking Back: a weekly historical news feature
November 1903 *Seven folks left on the night train to Nashville. They are all bound for Los Angeles, California to live.
VORP celebrates 20 years of service to community
The VORP/Community Center, Inc. held a 20-year celebration with mediators and board members Oct.
Tennessee Civil War Trails marker to be dedicated Oct. 3
The Sgt. William A. Hamby SCV Camp #1750 will dedicate a Tennessee Civil War Trails marker Oct.
Wharton sponsoring Silent Auction Sept. 24-26 in Pleasant Hill
The May Cravath Wharton Association is sponsoring the annual popular Silent Auction Sept.
Will Rabert will present "Tom Sawyer" at CACE meeting
"Tom Sawyer is my name. Tom to all of you. Don't none of you go calling me by my last name.
Will Rabert will present "Tom Sawyer" at CACE meeting
"Tom Sawyer is my name. Tom to all of you. Don't none of you go calling me by my last name.
Wood carvers cut artistic niche at Ala. gathering
Published: Monday, August 17, 2009 at 6:01 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, August 16, 2009 at 11:00 p.m. The 91-year-old woman begins another day of carving with three pocketknives that are no longer manufactured and a bucket of buckeye and red cedar, her favorite wood.
School system awarded energy grant
The Cumberland County School system has been awarded $159,430 that will go toward energy efficient upgrades at three schools.
School system awarded energy grant
The Cumberland County School system has been awarded $159,430 that will go toward energy efficient upgrades at three schools.
Pleasant Hill Academy marks 125 years
Alumni and friends celebrated the 125th anniversary of the Pleasant Hill Academy last weekend.
Cumberland County Habitat for Humanity blesses 43rd home
On Saturday, July 11, a house blessing was held for the home of Nicholas and Michelle Iles and their three children, Calum, Gavin and Gabrielle.
Pleasant Hill Academy and High School reunion set for July 25-26
The annual reunion of former students, teachers, and friends of Pleasant Hill Academy and High School will be held Saturday and Sunday, July 25-26, at the Pleasant Hill Community House.
April 26, 1926 - July 7, 2009 Margaret A. Purchase, 83, of Pleasant Hill, passed away July 7, 2009.
May Cravath Wharton Association hosting book sale July 18
The May Cravath Wharton Association is holding their annual book sale on Saturday, July 18, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Blue Barn on Lake Street in Pleasant Hill.
Depot Days Festival returns to Downtown Crossville
Stoney Lonesome was one of the bluegrass groups who performed at the the Depot. Others such as Lilly Lung, Cumberland Heart and Long Shot performed on the mainstage on Main St.