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2007 May 31 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Fire Update 2007 May 30 Food City Fuel and Pharmacy Bucks Back 2007 May 30 Lady Vols reeling in in-state talent 2007 May 30 Arrowmont's New Summer Exhibitions Open 2007 May 29 Great Smoky Mountains National Park Fire Update 2007 May 29 Exchange student reflects on stay in Seymour 2007 May 29 Juveniles arrested Kodak KOA Campground 2007 May 29 Final 4-H CONNECTIONS before schools out 2007 May 29 Hill cruises to big payday at Volunteer Speedway 2007 May 29 Smokies take series from Suns 2007 May 29 Eagles cap memorable run 2007 May 29 Peterson represents well at state 2007 May 29 It's official - association formed 2007 May 29 Letter to the editor 2007 May 29 CHILDREN AND HEADACHES 2007 May 29 Summer Blood is Vital 2007 May 29 Dale Earnhardt, Jr.'s falling out 2007 May 29 Pet s for adoption 2007 May 29 Bill Bickel's CRIMEWEEK 2007 May 29 The Seymour 2007 Graduates Future Changes Ahead 2007 May 28 Unidentified Male Body found 2007 May 28 4 H clubs of the year announced 2007 May 27 SEVIER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM STORY TIME 2007 May 26 Senior Olympics not far off 2007 May 25 Weekly Column by Senator Alexander 2007 May 25 Help Dad get organized for Father's Day 2007 May 25 SMARTBANK Grand Opening 2007 May 25 Officials say keep alert 2007 May 24 North Knob Creek Association Forms 2007 May 24 TBI releases 2006 Crime statistics 2007 May 24 Shady Grove Community targeted for burglary 2007 May 24 Many honored at 2007 CMT Awards 2007 May 24 Eagles bats come to rescue at Spring Fling 2007 May 24 Pi Beta Phi Students Showcase Heritage 2007 May 23 Carson-Newman graduates four from Seymour 2007 May 23 Williamson finished fifth at Spring Fling 2007 May 23 Eagles take first round setback 2007 May 22 Saints organization making all the right moves 2007 May 22 Williamson faces tough task at Spring Fling 2007 May 22 First ever Sewer Line headed west of Chapman 2007 May 22 I never aspired to be a columnist. 2007 May 22 Bill Bickel's CRIMEWEEK 2007 May 22 Big bust in Newport 2007 May 22 Students head out for Alabama 2007 May 22 Thank You Sevier County 2007 May 22 Your voice is heard 2007 May 21 SEVIER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM STORY TIME 2007 May 21 Eagles depart for Spring Fling 2007 May 21 Eagles slugger signs with Walters State 2007 May 21 Keep your children safe while riding 2007 May 21 Sevierville to host Memorial Day Celebration 2007 May 21 Seymour church burglary solved 2007 May 21 Pets for adoption 2007 May 18 Murfreesboro bound 2007 May 17 April Unemployment Rate 4.4 Percent 2007 May 17 Armed Robbery Suspect Arrested In West Virginia 2007 May 17 Church ushers Seymour into sectionals 2007 May 17 $29K to be awarded to 25 graduating seniors 2007 May 16 John Wayne Blair attacked in Prison 2007 May 16 Local Pooch in World's Ugliest Dog Contest 2007 May 16 Bredesen Signs Emergency Powers Bill Into Law 2007 May 16 Lady Eagles eliminated in region semis 2007 May 16 Eagles look to start new era after loss 2007 May 15 Right Representation is the Key 2007 May 15 Open House Walters State Sevier County Campus 2007 May 15 Driver Safety Classes 2007 May 15 Art for the children 2007 May 15 Bill Bickel’s CRIMEWEEK 2007 May 14 Best of Seymour 2007 May 14 SEVIER COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM 2007 May 14 Angels come in all forms 2007 May 14 Children and emergencies 2007 May 14 Teacher of the Year 2007 May 14 FALL SAFETY ALERT! ALREADY SIX DEATHS IN 2007 2007 May 14 Secret Garden Party at The Friendship Garden 2007 May 14 New Postage Rates Took Effect May 14 2007 May 11 BLOUNT COUNTY WOMAN CHARGED WITH TENNCARE FRAUD 2007 May 11 NEW STATEWIDE BROADBAND OFFICE 2007 May 11 Knob Creek Park Video 2007 May 11 This is my test story 2007 May 10 Were the Commissioners mislead 2007 May 10 Eagles fall in district tourney championship 2007 May 10 Pearl making noise on recruiting trail 2007 May 09 Rockford woman killed in house fire 2007 May 09 McCroskey becomes a Lady Raider 2007 May 09 Sevier Economic Development Kicks Off Smart Card Program Announces First Employer to Enroll 2007 May 09 Versatile Wilson headed to Tuscululum 2007 May 09 Well Water check for bacteria 2007 May 09 Seymour tennis sweeps at district tourney 2007 May 09 Eagles dominate Harriman in tournament soccer 2007 May 09 Is it happening here 2007 May 09 Motorcycle collides with car on Chapman 2007 May 09 "The Curve" on Burnette Road 2007 May 09 Commissioners face huge opposition to ballpark 2007 May 08 Seymour Advalue Pharmacy celebrates 10 years 2007 May 08 Area students receive $1000 for education 2007 May 08 STRANGE BUT TRUE 2007 May 08 Bills recently passed by the senate 2007 May 08 The birthday boy celebrates 2007 May 07 HEAD OF THE CLASS 2007 May 07 Multi burglar suspect apprehended 2007 May 07 Farm Safety for Children 2007 May 07 Pets for Adoption 2007 May 07 Neighbors and Friends, 2007 May 07 HUNDREDS StepPED Up to Save Babies 2007 May 04 SCEDC Announces Community Smart Card Meeting 2007 May 04 PARENTING WITH LOVE AND LOGIC 2007 May 03 Pair arrested for bank robbery 2007 May 03 Seymour Students Visit Senator Raymond Finney's Nashville Office and Serve as Senate Pages 2007 May 03 Crime, Justice & America 2007 May 03 SHS track and field team sparkles at region meet 2007 May 02 Seymour bats come alive on Senior Night 2007 May 02 Roane State bound 2007 May 02 David Cooperfield visits WonderWorks 2007 May 02 Eagles wrap up share of regular season title 2007 May 01 Successful auction benefits missions 2007 May 01 The family movie
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