Wednesday, May 7, 2008
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The Elkton Historical Society and the Joe Wheeler United Daughters of the Confederacy #291 will celebrate the 200th Anniversary of Elkton with a decoration ceremony at the Elkton Cemetery from 1 until 3 p.m. Saturday, May 10.


Everyone is invited to attend the annual Police Memorial Day ceremony to be held Wednesday, May 14, at 10 a.m.

The City of Ardmore, TN Board of Mayor and Aldermen, meeting in scheduled session last Thursday night, heard a request from a local resident to have a 29-acre tract of land annexed into the city limits.

Motorists exiting Interstate 65 and heading up the hill on Tennessee Highway 7 will have two new street lights to illuminate the area, thanks in part to the tireless efforts and tenacity of Alderwoman Janice Reece and Alderwoman Laurene Schrimsher.

First Pulaski National Corporation held its 70th annual shareholder meeting on April 24 and reported an encouraging and uplifting year of progress for First National Bank.


Most knowledgeable softball fans expected the Elkmont High School Softball Team to perform well entering last week’s Class 3A, Area 15 tournament. No one, however, expected the Lady Red Devils to go all the way to the Area title in such a compelling fashion.


Ardmore High School’s Softball Team defeated East Limestone on several occasions during the regular season, but things turned out differently in the Area Championship Game, played on Saturday at AHS. The game featured 5th Ranked Ardmore against the 7th Ranked Lady Indians.

The Ardmore High School Girls' Golf Team added a major feather to its cap last Wednesday at the Southern Gayles Golf Club.



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