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According to the Tennessee Highway patrol, Harold Garland, 78, of East Buffalo, Alcoa apparently died instantly when the late model Dodge Ram pickup truck he was driving northbound on rain slick Highway 129 went out of control in a curve about 1:30 p.m. The truck crossed the road and hit two trees near Home Place Café. Trooper Bryan Martin, and Sgt. Danny Thomas of the Tennessee Highway Patrol commended Jim and Donna Pilkington of the Home Place Café for their response in aiding the injured p
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Big fourth quarter saves Seymour in holiday tournament against winless Red Bank
chris@theheraldnewspapers.com
It was better late than never for the Seymour Lady Eagles in the first round of the Pilot-Foodmart holiday basketball tournament at Catholic High School Tuesday afternoon.
After a lackluster performance through the first three quarters of the contest, the Lady Eagles pulled away over the final eight minutes to clinch a 46-37 win over a winless Chattanooga- Red Bank team.
Megan
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ABINGDON, VA - Food City is preparing to launch their 3rd Annual Race Against Hunger campaign to raise funds for hunger relief. The four-week promotion (October 30 – November 26, 2005), is co-sponsored by Miller Brewing Company, Pepsi and Brawny.
Since 1992 Food City has operated the annual FOOD FOR ALL holiday campaign to raise funds for local non-profit organizations. In 2003, Food City teamed with Miller Brewing Company and Brawny to introduce the Race Against Hunger theme.
“The pr
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