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Eleven Smith County 4-H members met on Thursday, July 8th, for our first ever Maker for a Day Camp. Throughout the day, campers learned how to sew their own doll, sew a pillowcase, and make embroidery hoop button flowers. Campers also made homemade dog toys out of... Jul 22, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
Carthage Full Gospel Church is hosting it’s vacation Bible school from Wednesday, July 28th to Saturday, July 31st. The church is located at 109 1st Ave. Carthage, TN. Vacation Bible School will start at 10 am. and run until 2 pm. each day. For more information,... Jul 22, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
On July 15th, 2021, the Smith County Drug Prevention Coalition celebrated their 10 year anniversary at the Chamber of Commerce. The Coalition was established in 2011 in response to an increase in underage drug and alcohol consumption in Smith County. It was funded in... Jul 22, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
by Steve Norris, Smith County Insider Weather Correspondent Sunny, hazy and getting hotter through Saturday with high temperatures of 90 to 95 degrees. Thunderstorm chances will go back up to around 50 percent on Sunday and Monday, and it will be very hot and humid... Jul 21, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
By Chris Hicks, County Director – UT Extension Smith County It seems like folks have been talking about the future of the TN State Fair for my entire career. While I don’t know all the details that went into the decision (which I’m sure included money, politics, and... Jul 19, 2021 | Home Page Featured, News
By Mary Parker Draper, Extension Agent – Smith County Did you know tomatoes may not be considered to be highly acidic? New tomato varieties, over-mature fruits, and tomatoes from dead or frost-killed vines may have a pH greater than 4.6. To ensure a safe acid... 
