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Celebration turns dangerous

Police are investigating a barroom ruckus that left a man with lasting injuries.

Just before midnight on New Year’s Eve, the Campbell County Sheriff’s Department was dispatched to the Brown Shack Tavern on Highway 25W. Callers said an argument had erupted into a fight with one man having his face gashed, according to CCSD Chief Deputy Aaron Evans.

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Durham arrested for child abuse

A drug overdose has led to multiple charges for a LaFollette woman.

On Dec. 14, Campbell County Sheriff’s Deputy Matthew Wasson was called to 1078 Stinking Creek Road to investigate reports of a drug overdose.

When he arrived at the scene, Wasson found Tamella Joyce Durham, 42, of 1078 Stinking Creek Road, being treated by EMS workers in the back of an ambulance.

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Commissioners Corner for week of December 29, 2011

COMMISSIONERS’ CORNER

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Having the marks of living a disciplined Christian life week of December 29, 2011

Having the marks of living a disciplined Christian life

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Faithful Words for week of December 29, 2011

FAITHFUL WORDS

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And suddenly, just like that, he is gone forever.

And suddenly, just like that, he is gone forever

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Senior Citizens for week of December 29, 2011

Senior Citizens of Campbell County

Dec 29 – Jan. 6

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News Notes for week of December 29, 2011

Spiritually Speaking

Pear Harper

A Prayer for a the New Year

Lord I would ask for a holy year, spent in thy perfect will: Help me walk in thy very steps; Help me please thee still.

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Spiritually Speaking for week of December 29, 2011

Spiritually Speaking

Pear Harper

A Prayer for a the New Year

Lord I would ask for a holy year, spent in thy perfect will: Help me walk in thy very steps; Help me please thee still.

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What 2012 holds for cities and towns in Campbell County

JACKSBORO

Jacksboro Mayor Jack Cannon hopes the traffic and economy will improve in Jacksboro in 2012.

“(This year)2011 was better than anticipated,” Cannon said. “The economy kind of stabilized.”

This helped town leaders in Jacksboro meet some of their goals.

“We hope everything will continue to improve,” Cannon said. “I hope everybody has a good year, the economy picks up, and we get more jobs here.”

Jacksboro doesn’t have a property tax, business tax or usage fees.

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