Beverly Hicks, of Camden, won the fall football contest for week 10, correctly picking 14 of 16 games for the week. Her win comes via the tie-break rule, as Mike Hensley also made 14 correct picks – in fact, he and Hicks missed on the same two high school games! Hicks nailed the tie-break question,…
The CJH cross country team traveled to Knoxville’s Victor Ashe Park on Saturday, Oct. 22, to compete in the Tennessee State Middle School Cross Country Championship. It was a beautiful day for a long run! Camden was represented by members of the CJH girls’ XC team and by two CJH boys who earned a chance to…
If there ever was a case of David taking on Goliath, the University of Tennessee at Martin’s football team drew a tough assignment in Knoxville last Saturday afternoon. The No. 3-ranked Vols hosted UTM for homecoming and, unfortunately for the Skyhawks, there wasn’t a rock big enough in the blue-and-orange bag to fell the giant….
A Walk in the Park By: Susan Woods There are over 20 miles of hiking trails in NBF State Park. These miles are divided up into eight separately named trails, which connect with each other in various ways. The trails in our local state park are great exercise and a lot of fun! Several of…
By David Cook It may be good to note, that some remarkable events are coming our way in the night sky very soon. On Tuesday, Nov. 8, the full moon will bear a red coloration, due to a lunar eclipse. This results when the earth comes between the glowing moon and the radiating sun, as…
Increased patrols will monitor fire restriction compliance and enforce prohibitions. Prohibitions: •Building, maintaining, attending, or using a fire, campfire, or stove fire. [36 CFR 261.52 (a)]. During Phase 1 Fire Restrictions, campfires are allowed in metal campfire rings provided at developed Forest Service campgrounds. The use of portable stoves, lanterns using gas, jellied petroleum, pressurized…
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