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Winter Without End
ife slows to crawl as county slammed with sleet, snow more...
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Levee Rollover Claims Brothers
A one vehicle accident claimed the life of two Lake County men just across the Fulton County, Kentucky line on Wednesday, February 26. more...
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RLSP To Offer Canoe Trips In Remote Areas
Spring eventually WILL come to Reelfoot Lake and when it does, the state park will offer canoe trips to some of the most remote and unique sections of the Earthquake Lake. more...
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Funnel Cloud Grazes Gray's Camp Area; No Damage
Mobile home burns after family seeks shelter from storm. more...
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Ronald Hopkins Inducted Into Racer Hall of Fame
Ronald Lee Hopkins, the star tailback/defensive back on Lake County High School’s first team to play for a state championship, was inducted into the Murray State University Hall of Fame Friday night in Murray, Kentucky. more...
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Board Confirms 10 Charges Against Director
Darnell falls one vote short of being named full-time director. more...
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Credible Tip Puts Banks on High Alert
After receiving what authorities were calling “credible information” about a possible robbery attempt, unprecedented security was set up around Lake County’s three banks Friday. more...
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Relay For Life Organization Meeting Set For Friday Night
There will be an organizational meeting for the annual Relay for Life at the Roberson Rike Clinic in Tiptonville on February 21 at 5 p.m. more...
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Headstart accepting applications
Northwest Tennessee Head Start/Early Head Start is currently accepting applications for enrollment of children for the 2014-2015 program year for the Lake County Center. more...
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First Sgt. Tim Hocket on 6th Deployment in Afghanistan
EDITOR’S NOTE—Tiptonville resident Tim Hockett is on his sixth deploymeent in Afghanistan. He recently made First Sergeant with Echo Company. In the company publication he describes his duties.—ESJ more...
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Duke Hayes - A Man For All Seasons
When the Mississippi River poured into the first floor of his home during the 2011 flood, Duke Hayes did what any enterprising resident of Madrid Bend would do. He and wife Sue just moved upstairs in the house they had built themselves.
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Still In The Deep Freeze
First significant warm up in weeks predicted. more...
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Hill Credits Lauderdale ER With Saving Life
Bobby Hill has dodged a few bullets in his lifetime—literally— but when he left the Lauderdale Community Hospital in Ripley last June, he knew he had dodged the big one. more...
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Valentine Edition Draws 130 Photos, 214 Persons
The 32nd annual Lake County Banner Valentine edition drew 130 photos featuring 214 persons, one cat and four dogs. more...
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Lights Out For Falcon Basketball
Lake County’s basketball teams made one of their earliest tournament exits in years, perhaps more than a decade, as they both lost in the first round of the Region 7 A tournament. more...
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LC Teams Finish 3rd, 4th In District
For three and a half quarters it looked like a replay of the Class A state finals at South Fulton Friday night as Lake County and Humboldt traded body blows and baskets with neither one blinking. more...
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Lady Falcons Lose To Top-Ranked UC, Greenfield
The Lake County Lady Falcons finished fourth in the District 14 A tournament at South Fulton. more...
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Falcons Sweep Halls In Regular Season Finale
The Falcons swept visiting Halls Thursday night in a game postponed by weather. more...
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