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Loudon County's CASA is facing budget shortfalls this year because the national organization lost $150 million from the Office of Juvenile Justice, according to Sandra Weaver, executive director of CASA of the Ninth Judicial District.
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8:50 AM, 01/27/2012
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The Rossis, Brights and Ted McDonald brought an ongoing road dispute
before Loudon County Commission Monday night.
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9:20 AM, 01/26/2012
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"Unbelievable."
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1:40 PM, 01/25/2012
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Volunteers have been located and briefed about their task and Loudon
County is set for a successful 2012 Point in Time Homeless Count
Thursday. On Thursday, during a 24-hour period, teams of volunteers will
canvass designated areas from Greenback to Philadelphia. They will be
looking for people who are living in places not intended for human
habitation.
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9:00 AM, 01/24/2012
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Riding a three-game losing streak in tough district play, the
Lenoir City Lady Panthers started out slow Tuesday night but did not give up.
A stellar third
quarter earned a tie, but down the stretch there simply was not enough juice in the tank as the Lady
Panthers lost a heartbreaker 35-33.
Conversely, the boys were enjoying a three-game winning
streak with recent victories over district opponents William Blount, Bearden and Maryville. The
Panthers delivered a finish the partisan crowd expected with a 66-60 come-from-behind
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10:04 AM, 01/23/2012
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The Redskins dropped another heartbreaker 56-55 at home
Thursday night when Stone Memorial came to town and hit the go-ahead basket with 6.3 seconds on the
clock.
The Lady Redskins maintained their winning ways with a 55-39 victory over the Lady
Panthers. The girls have a 14-2 record and are off to a hot 3-0 start in 2-A District
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4:23 PM, 01/16/2012
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Schools were closed Friday due to bad weather. In spite of
that, Lenoir City traveled to Maryville and unleashed a storm of their own in the way of a 62-58
thrashing of the Rebels. It was a favor the Panthers had looked forward to returning after losing to
the Rebels Dec. 9 at home. The Lady Panthers hoped for revenge as well, but could not muster the
same intensity as the boys. The girls took a 60-40 loss right on the nose, as did Lenoir City point
guard Tyler Powers. Normally the high scorer for the Lady Panthers, Powers took a hit in the nose
and left the game during the second half. Before she departed Maryville had her number and limited
Powers to only two points. More ››
4:00 PM, 01/16/2012
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