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Saturday, October 1st 🎃City of Centre to host it's annual fall festival along Main Street in downtown Centre on Saturday, October 1st. Enjoy a day of old-fashioned fun and festivities with arts and crafts, food vendors, vintage cars and tractors, horse and buggy rides, train rides, a petting zoo, and inflatables for the kids. See

Arrest Files for September 29th, 2022: Amanda Barton, 42 of Collinsville, arrested on a fugitive from justice warrant by the Leesburg Police Department. Jamie Kimmons, 39 of Centre, charged with possession with intent to distribute and unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia by the Centre Police Department. William Estes, 42 of Cedar Bluff, arrested on 7

GAYLESVILLE – The Sand Rock Lady Wildcats are veterans at winning Cherokee County volleyball tournament titles, but this year’s team is one of the youngest head coach Lisa Bates has had since

CEDAR BLUFF – Spring Garden quarterback Chapel Pope’s eyes light up a bit when talking about his offensive line. Yours would too if you had the holes they create to run through

It’s the sixth week of the high school football season, and normally by now I would have had at least one week of perfect picks. But no, it's been elusive this season. Something else that bothers me is after last week’s 4-2 mark, I’m at 20-7 overall. Not bad, but I only missed on 11

The MEDIC Regional Blood Center is hosting its annual blood drive against a Florida blood bank, ahead of the Vols game against the Gators.

CEDAR BLUFF – All week long, Cedar Bluff football coach Alan Beckett warned his Tigers how talented a quarterback Decatur Heritage senior Bo Solley is. He described Solley as “a Johnny Manziel type.” Solley

Staff Reports SPRING GARDEN – Chapel Pope ran for 117 yards on 14 carries and scored a pair of touchdowns. He was also 3-of-5 passing for 65 yards and had an interception on defense to lead the Class 1A, No. 8 Spring Garden Panthers to a 33-16 Region 6 football win over Winterboro on Friday

Charles Sharp was killed Thursday in a single-vehicle crash on Cherokee County Road 115 near Alabama Highway 9, about 4 miles east of Cedar Bluff.

Knox County Schools hopes to tackle chronic absenteeism by relaunching its truancy plan and engaging at multiple community levels.