Music City Honor Flight Pays Tribute to the “Greatest Generation”

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Roughly sixteen million Americans served in World War II, and with only a little more than two million alive today, 101 of these former soldiers from Middle Tennessee received a thank you for their patriotic efforts decades ago, when the Music City Honor Flight flew these remarkable men to the nation’s capitol last week, honoring their contribution to the land of the free and home of the brave. Read more: Music City Honor Flight Pays Tribute to the “Greatest Generation”

Relay For Life Survivor’s Supper Set for May 22nd

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The Relay For Life Committee is looking forward to seeing everyone at the Survivor’s Supper, which is set for Tuesday, May 22, at 6:00 p.m. at the Sally Wells Building, located on the Macon County Fairgrounds. Read more: Relay For Life Survivor’s Supper Set for May 22nd

Hometown Girl Returns Home

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We never know where the road of life will lead us, but for Patty Meagher, a 1981 graduate of Macon County High School, it brought her to Charlotte Day’s home in Sycamore Valley, when the hometown girl returned home to Macon County for the first time in thirty years. Read more: Hometown Girl Returns Home

Local Church Hosts Annual Kite Day

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Flying a kite takes a certain expertise and there were certainly a lot of talented flyers as the tethered aircraft dotted the sky at the 3rd Annual Lafayette United Methodist Church Kite Flying Event on Saturday, April 28. Read more: Local Church Hosts Annual Kite Day

Trousdale Cares Hosts Wounded Warrior Hunt

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Trousdale Cares held their Annual Turkey Hunt for Wounded Warriors over the weekend, and on Saturday morning I was honored to spend a little time with the soldiers who so bravely served our country and earned the respect and admiration of everyone.