That Scrabble Game

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By Rosie Moore When I was a young girl we played board games such as Candyland, Monopoly and Chinese checkers. Then I got married and didn’t have much time for games until the children were old enough to play. After they got married a good friend of mine and I used to play scrabble on […]

Seymour Rotary Leader Completes P.E.T.S. Training

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Seymour Rotary Leader Completes P.E.T.S. Training

Jack Funderburk, President-Elect of the Seymour Breakfast Rotary Club has completed a significant three-day training program.  Funderburk participated in the multi-state Presidents-Elect Training Seminar in Nashville in March. Mid-South P.E.T.S. prepares upcoming leaders in Rotary’s six districts in Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee. The training consisted of well-known exceptional speakers, informative roundtables and discussion groups, detailed […]

Independent’s Day!

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Independent’s Day!

 By Focus Staff Political parties aren’t popular with the people of Knoxville and Knox County. That’s the message from the result of the latest poll conducted by The Knoxville Focus. Voters were asked, “In your opinion, should local elections be partisan or nonpartisan?” The results were a resounding and overwhelming vote in favor of nonpartisan […]

Alpha Omega Pest Control opens for business

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Alpha Omega Pest Control opens for business

Local resident Robert Apperson is saving the world…one bug at a time. For the past 11 years, he has worked for some of the best pest control companies in the area and earned 5 Presidents Club Awards for outstanding sales and service. Apperson, a devout Christian, felt ‘led’ to begin his own business earlier this […]

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