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The Fannin County Fire Department (FCFD) along with Fannin County EMA/EMS took time to recognize the past Fire Chiefs of Fannin County. 

The video starts with DeCosta sending the video to John Harbaugh. That's when Kevin from "The Office" announces the schedule to the head coach with the help of some fellow celebrities. Many of the celebrities announcing the opponents and games have some kind of connection with that city or team. The idea came from Ravens Productions Director of Production Matt Brevet. Producer/editor Shelby Granath cut the video and worked with the celebrities on their recordings. "Using Cameo was an idea that came up in one of our early brainstorming meetings for the schedule release video and our excitement...

Angela Thomas Honors CCSO Angela Thomas of Newport had her annual Honoring Law Enforcement Officers day yesterday during National Police week. Angela dropped off cookies for the Newport police department before heading to the Cocke County Sheriff’s office and fed two shifts of officers with salad, breadsticks, pizza, spaghetti, cinnamon bites, chocolate chip cookies, and homemade banana pudding! Angela does this every year in memory of her dad Larry Thomas who died in the line of duty following a vehicle accident as he was responding to a call of service to protect others. Nice to hear some...

Family pleads for answers in deadly shooting of Memphis teen © Provided by WMC Action News 5 Memphis Family pleads for answers in deadly shooting of Memphis teen MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Friends and family of a 16-year-old sophomore who is described as college-bound by his principal, gathered at the spot in southwest Memphis where the teen was killed. Family pleads for answers in deadly shooting of Memphis teen Replay Video Larry Thomas is the teenager’s former Middle School Principal. “It sad to see him not a part of our community anymore and he can’t continue on the great path he wa...

dgraham@tamatoledonews.com Members of the Tama city council discuss preparations for the Lincoln Highway Bridge Festival at their meeting on April 19. Pictured, from left: Deputy City Clerk Sierra Berger, Council Member Emily Babinat, Mayor Doug Ray and Council Member Matt Beatty. At their April 19 regular meeting, the Tama City Council voted 4-1 in favor of hosting a parade for the upcoming Lincoln Highway Bridge Festival on May 22. Council member Emily Babinat was lone no vote, citing safety concerns with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and the likelihood of a large gathering occurring in the...