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Cast Your Line: Free Fishing Day and Contest for Kids at Oneida City Park
The Free Fishing Day event will return to Oneida City Park this year. Previously held annually, the event was paused for several years and is now scheduled for June 8, 2024. This event coincides with the State of Tennessee’s Free Fishing Day, which allows state residents to fish without a license.
PHOTO GALLERY: Cyclones wreck Falcons' regional opener
TUSCULUM — The Elizabethton Cyclones wrecked Volunteer’s first regional baseball appearance since 1995, winning 5-2 in Friday’s opening round at Tusculum’s Pioneer Park to send the Falcons into the losers’ bracket. Leadoff hitter Bryson Rowland went 3 for 4, drove in two runs and scored twice to lead the Cyclones, who got a masterful pitching performance from Rhett Slagle. The sophomore right-hander limited the Falcons to two hits, walked one and struck out 11 to earn the complete-game victory. ...
Oneida City School Superintendent Shares Updates: 'Into The Woods' Musical Dates Announced
The Superintendent of Oneida City School District, Matt Carpenter, has shared a video message from the Oneida High School Auditorium. The video includes information about the upcoming musical, Into The Woods, and is part of his routine updates to the school community.
Oneida High School Drama Presents 'Into The Woods': Local Residents Invited to Spring Musical
Oneida High School Drama will perform the musical 'Into The Woods' in spring. The shows are scheduled for March 22 and 23, 2024, at 7:00 pm in the OHS Auditorium. Tickets will be on sale from February 26th, 2024, at 8:00 am.
Oneida High School Drama Presents 'Into The Woods' Musical: Local Residents Invited
Oneida High School Drama will perform the musical 'Into The Woods' in the OHS Auditorium on March 22 and 23, 2024, at 7:00 pm. The musical, by Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine, is based on Brothers Grimm tales and explores the consequences of wishes.
McCreary County judge-executive says number of dead dogs dumped lower than claimed
The judge-executive of the southern Kentucky county where dead dogs were found dumped in the Daniel Boone National Forest said he’s talked to state police about the investigation. McCreary Judge-Executive Jimmie Greene said he also spoke with the owner of the Animal Protection League of McCreary County, which runs the county’s animal shelter.
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