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Probation violation leads to closure of case

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Vehicle seized following pursuit

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Alleged drunk driver crashes into funeral home

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Wilson leads authorities on foot pursuit

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Campbell County High received grant for kitchen equipment

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Campbell leads police on high speed chase

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Kmart building proceeds continue to dwindle

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Two groups focus on one common goal

If it takes a village to raise a child then it takes a community to build a house.

For years Campbell County Habitat for Humanity has relied on area volunteers to assist in the construction of homes. With the undertaking of its twenty-fifth home, Habitat has added a new group of volunteers to the roster.

Clients of the Cornerstone program at Ridgeview have signed on to swing hammers, sweep floors and generally help a Habitat family build their home.

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Methodists head north to Alaska

With not only backing but a blessing from their church, the LaFollette United Methodist Church (LUMC) Mission Team will travel to Alaska on Saturday.

During Sunday’s service, Dr. Kenneth Faught held a commissioning service for the eight members of the team.

“They are a part of us,” Faught said to the congregation of the church. “They will represent us.”

As the group stood in front of their fellow church members, Faught led the service where worshippers asked for the group to be richly blessed while in Willow, Alaska.

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Board censures LaFollette lawyer

A courtroom ruckus has resulted in a LaFollette attorney being reprimanded by the board governing his profession.

J. Stephen Hurst was censured last week by the Board of Professional Responsibility of the Supreme Court of Tennessee, according to documents released by the board.

The censure serves as a warning to Hurst and doesn’t affect his ability to practice law.

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