Harrogate NewsLocal news for Harrogate, TN continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Getting a Small Patch of Bluegrass- April 27, 2008 "It's about surviving on nickels and dimes. You have to learn to make money the best was you can." Ralph Stanley has been playing bluegrass for 62 years. He started the Dr. Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys in 1946. via The Daily Eastern Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/harrogate-tn/2008/04/getting-a-small-patch-of-bluegrass?fromrss=... Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, TN Tent No. 2- April 25, 2008 Dawn LIsandrelli, SecretaryChaplain Reader Submitted April 24, 2008 The Mary Ann "Mother" Bickerdyke, Tent No. via The Leaf Chroniclehttp://www.topix.net/city/harrogate-tn/2008/04/daughters-of-union-veterans-of-the-civil-wa... City of Harrogate gets new fire chief- April 23, 2008 "I'm not too concerned about that. That was what happened in the past. My role is to take this department on to the next step." The Harrogate City Council voted in a new Fire Chief Monday night. Stephen Roberts was hired to replace the previous chief, John Adams who walked off the job last month. via WATE-TV Knoxvillehttp://www.topix.net/city/harrogate-tn/2008/04/city-of-harrogate-gets-new-fire-chief?fromr... Citizens Bank recognizes employees- April 16, 2008 "Bertie, Michelle, and Teiandria are hardworking and very deserving of this award. They are all assets to Citizens Bank. Citizens Bank is pleased to honor Bertie, Michelle, and Teiandria as the 110 Percent Award Winners for the third quarter of 2008" The employees of Citizens Bank have recognized Bertie Holmes , Michelle Isbell , and Teiandria DeMoss as the 110 percent award winners for the first quarter of 2008, according to C. Steven Lewis, CEO and ... via Citizen Tribunehttp://www.topix.net/city/harrogate-tn/2008/04/citizens-bank-recognizes-employees?fromrss=... KItty Wilson-Evans receives award from Sons of Confederate Veterans- April 7, 2008 "A lot of people owned slaves, but this family never called me a slave. This was my family." Kitty Wilson-Evans, left, helps Keeli Lake make a herb bag and doll during a Black History Monh commemoration held Feb.9 at the Mount Carmel AME Zion Church campground. via Lancaster Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/harrogate-tn/2008/04/kitty-wilson-evans-receives-award-from-sons... |