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CANNON COMMUNITY

600 Families Receive Over 18,000 Pounds Of Food
On April 7, 2010 at the Justin Pemberton Arena over 18,000 pounds of food was given out to members of the community and hosted by the Cannon County REACH Afterschool Program. ...
1 opinion posted

Dig It: Woodbury FFA Plant Sale Planned April 24
Students in horticulture program at Cannon County High School have been getting their hands dirty preparing for the annual plant sale on April 24, 2010. ...
1 opinion posted

High School To Undergo 'Redesign' Next Year
There will be a new look at Cannon County High School next year, but that doesn't mean there will be changes to the building. ...
1 opinion posted

House Passes Bill To Keep Violent Criminals Behind Bars
On Thursday, the Tennessee House of Representatives passed legislation that will keep criminals who commit aggravated robbery with a weapon off the streets for more than double the current minimum sentence. ...
Rep. Stratton Bone, House District 46

Local Man Faces Federal Drug Charges
Donald Ray Reeder, 50, 4252 Big Hill Road was turned over to U.S. Marshals Thursday following action in Circuit Court in Woodbury. ...
1 opinion posted

Manchester Wal-Mart Donates To SAVE
A special thank you to the Manchester Wal-Mart and all their employees for their generous donation of $500.00 to Cannon County SAVE. ...
1 opinion posted

Red Cross 2010 Local Fundraising Campaign Begins
Red Cross volunteers in Cannon County will be contacting new and existing donors to the organization over the next few weeks to help generate funds for the local chapter to help pay for local disasters, aid military families and to help train the community in life-saving first aid and CPR courses. ...

School Board Approves Tenure, Non-Tenure Recommendations
Cannon County's Board of Education gave its approval to the tenure and non-tenure recommendations of Director of Schools Barbara Parker Thursday, but the vote was not unanimous. ...
8 opinions posted

State Funding Board Expects Moderate Revenue Growth
With the state and national economic picture for the next 18 months still muddled, the Tennessee State Funding Board is expecting only modest growth in the state’s revenues during the 2010-2011 fiscal year. ...

CANNON CRIME

Adams Library Eligible For Computer Labs And Training Grants
Thanks to a joint effort between the Office of the Secretary of State, the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development (ECD) and U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Rural Development, computer technology resources and training will soon be coming to as many as 76 libraries in 61 rural Tennessee counties. ...