More than 70 deer have been donated to the Benton County Sheriff’s program, “Sharing the Bounty” so far, this year and the sheriff is asking for more. “We are so thankful for all of the hunters contributing,” Sheriff Kenny Christopher said on Monday. “We want to encourage them to continue dropping off their game with…
The Chemours Company, formerly DuPont, located in New Johnsonville, and longtime supporter of Second Harvest Food Bank -Western Branch, became the first corporate volunteer shift for the Ray Smith Family Distribution Center in Camden. According to Donna K. Vick, Donor Relationships Manager of Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee and Ray Smith Family Distribution…
Temperatures dipped down enough for snowy and icy conditions on Saturday causing Camden’s “Christmas Stories” Parade to be moved, but scores of people still turned out for the annual event on Sunday afternoon. Camden favorite Marcus Bond served as Grand Marshal and waved from the sheriff’s department’s 4×4 truck. A plethora of police cars, firetrucks…
It probably doesn’t happen as much as you’d like, but you may occasionally have some extra disposable income. For example, perhaps you have recently received, or will soon receive, a year-end bonus. Or maybe you will get a sizable tax refund in just a few months. Wherever this money comes from, you will want to…
The Christmas Spirit was alive and well this past Sunday during the Christmas parade. Despite the weather challenges, it was another wonderful event for Benton County! Mother Nature didn’t cooperate for the original Saturday date, and then Sunday started off pretty “iffy” as well, we weren’t sure that we be able to have the event…
The Letters to Santa have been flowing into the office. We share inputting them into our Word docs so that Santa may read them in our special Letters to Santa special section that will come out just in time for Christmas reading. It is always a joy to read over the letters from all the…
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