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Mr. AndersonMr. CrotzerMr. Dawson On November 8th, 2021 K9 Sgt. Ridge Long conducted a traffic stop due to an improper displayed tag, violation of light law, and an expired registration. Upon making contact with the occupants, Mr. Frederick Dawson and Christopher... Dec 6, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, wastewater treatment plant staff and the mayor of Carthage, Tennessee, pose at the Carthage Wastewater Treatment Plant Nov. 17, 2021 during a kick-off event for a streambank stabilization project to address erosion threatening the plant... Dec 6, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
By Mary Parker Draper, Extension Agent – Smith County Residential fires are, unfortunately, a common incident, especially in the winter months. Extra cooking and overheating homes can cause a fire. Whether the whole house has been affected or just a kitchen fire,... Dec 2, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
The Smith County Heritage Museum is excited to announce “Play Smith County” a board game that is all about Smith County, Tennessee. Local businesses sponsored the game board and in return, their businesses are the featured properties of the game and of what are called... Dec 2, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
The Smith County Heritage Museum ‘Trees of Christmas’ is a special holiday highlight to enjoy at the local history museum. Family and Community Education Clubs (FCE) from all across Smith County have spruced up their pines according to various themes that align with... Nov 30, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
By Chris Hicks, County Director – UT Extension Smith County When you purchase a bag of feed, you’ve likely noticed a tag on the bag that has important information about that feed, such as the amount of protein, fat, and energy it contains. This is critical... 
