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Dunn Center job a joy to Butler

Micheale Butler is passionate about the work at Michael Dunn Center to serve people with intellectual disabilities.

“I’ve never found so much joy in a job,” she said.

She is looking forward to sharing and spreading that passion through her new role as vice president of development, public relations and quality assurance.

“When this position became available, I immediately wanted to work at Michael Dunn Center in this capacity,” Butler said.

Tigers split with Grace Christian

 

The much-anticipated battle between traditional District 3-A powers Rockwood and Grace Christian Academy did little to change the district standings as the Rams and Tigers split a doubleheader in Rockwood last week.

Grace Christian flexed its muscles by taking a 13-4 victory in game on, but Rockwood rebounded nicely in game two with a 6-4 victory.

Midway's winning streak...

Midway’s baseball team entered play Tuesday with a seven-game winning streak, but the Green Wave couldn’t make it eight-in-a-row as they traveled to Knoxville Central and were knocked off by the Class AAA Bobcats, 4-1.

The Green Wave had a lot of trouble offensively Tuesday as one hit was all Midway picked up on the evening.

Goldston tosses two shutouts in...

 

Haley Goldston put on a show Tuesday evening as the Lady Devils ace tossed not one, but two shutouts in a doubleheader sweep at Tellico Plains.

The shutouts were needed as Harriman scored just one run in each of the two contests.

Harriman Happenings week April 14

Mel and Roy Clemmons along with their mother Carolyn Clemmons recently attended the funeral service of Eugene Williams in Asheville, N.C. 

He was the brother of the late Melvin Clemmons.

We extend our deepest sympathy to this family.

Aaron Clemmons, son of Mel Clemmons, was in a car accident. 

He was admitted to a hospital in Knoxville. Today he is feeling better. Lets keep Aaron in our prayers.

Cheryl Childress is spending time with her father, Melvin Childress in Cincinnati.

Look Back: A Little Something...

25 Years Ago

Tigers battle Golden Eagles to 2...

 

Despite the best efforts of the Rockwood Tigers, the best they could muster against the Rhea County Golden Eagles was a 2-2 tie Thursday night at Mike “Brillo” Miller Sports Complex in Rockwood. 

In the first half, the lone goal was scored by the Golden Eagles. 

Pink Panthers win KOC title
Midway pitchers combine for no-...

 

Midway pitchers Justin Dutton and Christian Moore combined for a no-hitter Saturday afternoon in leading the Green Wave to an 11-1 victory over Mount Pisgah.

Dutton pitched the first three innings, allowing one run on four walks while recording three strikeouts. Moore pitched the final three innings, allowing no hits to go along with eight strikeouts.

Alcoa takes two from Kingston

Learning how to win close games often takes time for a young team and that’s what the Kingston Yellow Jackets are finding out, as earlier this week Bruce Robinette’s squad dropped a pair of close to decisions against Alcoa.

Without a senior on the roster, the Jackets lost at home on Tuesday, 3-0, and that was followed on Wednesday with Alcoa winning in extra innings, 11-10.

Tuesday’s Game