Woodlawn News

A Fort Campbell soldier charged with stabbing a teenage boy to death has been indicted in the November term of the Montgomery County 19th Judicial District Grand Jury.

Blooming Grove Baptist Church held their annual 'Tame and Game' dinner Nov. 18, which featured traditional foods such as ham and turkey, along with squirrel stew, marinated venison backstrap, venison chili, elk chili, homemade chicken noodle soup, and a fabulous array of side dishes and desserts.

Two land parcels are under consideration for a county park south of the Cumberland River.

In an article on the front page of the Nov. 4 issue, Frank White wrote, 'There's a need, and there's people that want to fill a need.

A Woodlawn man was served Friday with an indictment charging him with sexual exploitation of a minor and child abuse.

Almost 200 businesses and organizations helped with the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" build in Woodlawn last week.

A .40-caliber rifle and nearly $500 in electronics were reported stolen from a home in Woodlawn, according to a Montgomery County Sheriff's Office report.

In a silver lining/cloud scenario, Mark Palmieri got a blessing from being laid off from his job.

Here are some things worthy of recognition October 24, 2009 Each Saturday in this space, The Leaf-Chronicle salutes those who are making our community and our world a better place in which to live.

A Fort Campbell MP was arrested Tuesday and charged with trying to kill a woman by shooting at her.

A .40-caliber rifle was reported stolen from a home Saturday night, according to a Montgomery County Sheriff's report.

Just after 5 p.m. Friday, more than three hours after the original 2 p.m. schedule, Trina Scott and her daughters got their first look at their new house.

'Makeover' show seeks those who can help team build furniture By STACY LEISER * The Leaf-Chronicle * October 21, 2009 Among the people volunteering their time day and night at the "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" project are Russ McClain and David Baggett of McClain Construction.

Family of late Clarksville police officer will have Woodlawn home rebuilt By JAKE LOWARY * The Leaf-Chronicle * October 18, 2009 After a few days in sunny southern California while crews in Clarksville work full-throttle for 106 hours, Trina Scott and her three daughters will return to a new home.

By JENNI COMLEY Community correspondent Dotsonville Community News October 19, 2009 Boy Scouts promise adventure: For the next two weekends, you can come to the Boy Scout Troop 522 Haunted House at the Dotsonville Community Center, 3189 Dotsonville Road.

Volunteer spirit is the engine that fuels 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.' That spirit is strong in Clarksville, Tenn.

Ty Pennington, along with his pest control buddies, pulled up to the Scott family's Woodlawn home screaming and shouting, before the extermination began.

Mark and Sherry Miles of Woodlawn, TN celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary on October 13, 2009.

The suspense has finally vanished. Which lucky Clarksville family will get a brand new home thanks to 'Extreme Makeover: Home Edition?' It's Trina Scott and her three daughters, the family of Clarksville Police Officer David Scott who was killed in pursuit of criminals in 2002.

On Saturday, September 12, Lela Heflin of Dover was the guest of honor at her daughter and son-in-law's, Lisa and Marty Grasty's, home in Indian Mound in recognition of her 90th birthday.