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June 5, 2025By: Dwayne PageCalifornia man charged with theft43-year-old Benjamin James Einfeldt of Fresno California is charged with theft of property. His bond is $1,500 and he will be in court June 12. Sheriff Ray said that on June 1 a deputy was dispatched to Dale Ridge Road on an unwanted guest complaint. Upon arrival the officer spoke with the victim who reported that he lived at the residence with the owner and his son, Einfeldt.

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June 5, 2025By: Dwayne PageNew numbers are in on cost estimates for building a jail. In April, the county commission voted to ask Treanor Architects and Bell Construction to come up with cost estimates to build a new jail complex at the current site on the public square as well as on a generic green space location. The commission also wanted to know what the jail footprint and cost would look like if the county were able to purchase the additional half acre lot adjoining the jail on the east side.

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June 3, 2025By: Dwayne PageAlexandria Mayor Beth Tripp and the town’s water and sewer manager Richard Edward Potter turned themselves in at the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Department Tuesday afternoon after being named in a criminal summons for trying to get the police chief to cancel a ticket on someone. Both will make an appearance in DeKalb County General Sessions Court on June 26th. In a prepared statement, Sheriff Patrick Ray said that “39-year-old Jana Beth Tripp of Curtis Avenue.

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June 3, 2025By: State Senator Janice Bowling (R-Tullohoma) announced her first town hall for the Summer 2025 in DeKalb County. Bowling, who represents Coffee, DeKalb, Franklin, Grundy, Lincoln and Warren Counties in the Tennessee Senate, will host monthly town halls over the course of the summer to meet with constituents and hear their concerns and issues regarding the state legislature.

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June 3, 2025By: The Smithville Jamboree is thrilled to announce a generous contribution from Middle Tennessee Natural Gas, which has donated $1,000 to the festival through its charitable initiative, Project Hometown Help. This donation underscores the company’s commitment to supporting local traditions and fostering community engagement.