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Dolled up for Dolly Day (opens the original)
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It's not quite an official holidayâyet. But folks across the country, including right here in Dyer County, celebrated last Friday as Dolly Parton Day. Why? Well, because it was the 25th of September. Why does that matter? Well, OK, so you may or may not know this, but May 4th is Star Wars Day. Why? Well, because if you say "May the fourth be with you," with a Daffy Duck accent, it sounds like the line from the famous film, "May the Force be with you."Â Similarly, March 10th is Mario Day. You k
Constitution Week (opens the original)
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The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law of the United States. It sets up the national government and protects the fundamental rights of its citizens. Written in 1787 and put into effect in 1789, it serves as the foundational charter for American self-government. For a 239-year-old document, itâs actually in pretty good shape. Ms. Roach and Mrs. Slaybackâs enrichment classes at Dyersburg Middle School celebrated the start of Constitution Week on Thursday, Sept. 17, by reading the Preamble to
Lace up for a cause (opens the original)
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The 10th annual March for ALS is right around the corner, and you can âLace Up for a Causeâ by getting involved. âWalk, run, and support a vital cause on Saturday, October 17 at The Market,â invited Brianna Roser of Downtown Dyersburg. âJoin us in making a difference. Every step taken helps raise awareness and funds to support ALS patient care and local community initiatives.â The starting location will be at The Market in Downtown Dyersburg. And donât let your age, fitness level o
TWF Town Hall draws crowd in Dyersburg (opens the original)
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The Lannom Center in Dyersburg was the place to be for hunters, anglers and outdoor enthusiasts last Wednesday, as the Tennessee Wildlife Federation kicked off its statewide Tennessee Wildlife Town Hall Tour. The Northwest Tennessee town hall was free and open to the public, providing a forum that brought together more than 40 area residents, landowners, local leaders and others for a conversation about the future of Tennesseeâs wildlife, habitat and outdoor traditions. Dr. Brad Cohen of Tenne
Mark your calendars! (opens the original)
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Sure, we're still seeing triple-digit heat indexes most days in Dyer County, but fall will be here before you know it. With September a little past the halfway mark, it's time once again to start getting ready for a plethora of community events in Dyersburg and Dyer County, with the Chamber of Commerce and Main Street Dyersburg already announcing the dates and times for some of the area's biggest events. When: 3rd Saturday in October (Levitt Concert at 6:30 p.m.) Experience an action-packed day
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