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By Steve Norris, Smith County Insider Weather Correspondent Hurricanes continue to be rather unpredictable and the effects that go with them. Last week Middle Tennessee had been projected to receive over 3 inches of rain from Hurricane Sally and now it’s moving... Sep 17, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
The William Walton Harvest Festival is set to take place in downtown Carthage on Saturday, September 26, 2020, beginning at 10:100am. The William Walton Harvest Festival celebrates the rich history of Smith County and the founder of Carthage, Captain William Walton.... Sep 17, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
Check out the September 2020 edition of the Smith County Chamber Corner Show! This month’s show features updates from events going on in and around Smith County. If you would like to promote your event or local business on the Smith County Chamber Corner Show, contact... Sep 17, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News, Politics
by John Rose, U.S. Representative – Tennessee’s Sixth Congressional District Low morale is permeating police departments across our nation as protesters repeatedly vilify, demonize, and verbally attack the thin blue line. The death of George Floyd at the hands of... Sep 16, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News, Politics
The Smith County Board of Education released the following statement on September 16, 2020. The lawsuit filed against the Smith County Board of Education by the ACLU on behalf of Smith County residents Kelly Butler and his two minor children, and Jason and Sharona... Sep 16, 2020 | Home Page Featured, News
By Mary Parker Draper, Extension Agent – Smith County September is in full swing! Fall is around the corner and there are so many fun activities September brings. September can be a difficult time for many individuals, as well. This month is also known as... 
