Serina Marshall

4 days ago | therogersvillereview.com | Serina Marshall

In 1965, Pleasant Hill Methodist Church celebrated its 100th anniversary with members of the church in attendance. Some of the enthusiasm known in the yesteryear of the church was brought together by old and young alike. kAm#64@8?:E:@? @7 E96 8C2?5 @442D:@? 3682? H:E9 492=< 5C2H:?8D 3J E96 #6G] '6C?@? u:6=56?] %96C6 H2D 2=D@ D:?8:?8 2?5 D6CG:46D 3J 7@C>6C A2DE@CD] sC] r=J56 (2E<:?D[ 6I64FE:G6 D64C6E2CJ @7 E96 w@=DE@? r@?76C6?46[ 56=:G6C65 E96 D6C>@?

1 week ago | therogersvillereview.com | Serina Marshall

Construction began on the new Alladin Plastics Plant near Surgoinsville in 1965. Fite and Warmath of Milan, Tennessee, were contractors for the building. kAmvC@F?53C62<:?8 46C6>@?:6D H6C6 96=5 2E E96 D:E6[ H:E9 r92C=6D u:E6[ AC6D:56?E @7 u:E6 2?5 (2C>E9[ @? 92?5 E@ 5:8 E96 7:CDE D9@G6=7F= @7 5:CE]k^AmkAmw2H<:?D r@F?EJ yF586 {J=6 #2E=:77[ $:>@? z] y@?6D[ C6D:56?E 6?8:?66C[ 2?5 q@ $2>A=6[ 6I64FE:G6 5:C64E@C @7 E96 w2H<:?D r@F?EJ x?5FDEC:2= r@>>:DD:@?[ 2=D@ 925 2 92?5 :?

1 week ago | tncontentexchange.com | Serina Marshall

Construction began on the new Alladin Plastics Plant near Surgoinsville in 1965. Fite and Warmath of Milan, Tennessee, were contractors for the building. Groundbreaking ceremonies were held at the site, with Charles Fite, president of Fite and Warmth, on hand to dig the first shovelful of dirt. Hawkins County Judge Lyle Ratliff, Simon K. Jones, resident engineer, and Bo Sample, executive director of the Hawkins County Industrial Commission, also had a hand in lifting some of the dirt.

2 weeks ago | therogersvillereview.com | Serina Marshall

In 1965, Sgt. 1st Class Ralph L. Bass, of Company B (General Support) 101st Aviation Battalion, was presented the Army Commendation Medal and the Air Medal, Fifth Oak Leaf Cluster for heroic service in the Republic of Vietnam in 1964. kAmq2DD H2D 4:E65 7@C 9:D 96C@:4 D6CG:46 H96?[ 2D 2 >6>36C @7 E96 df`DE pG:2E:@? r@>A2?J[ 96 H2D 2=6CE65 E@ 4@?5F4E 6IEC:42E:@? @A6C2E:@?D @7 2 DFCC@F?565 ':6E?2>6D6 4@>A2?J] p4E:?8 2D 2 4C6H 49:67 2?5 5@@C 8F??6C @? 2?

3 weeks ago | therogersvillereview.com | Serina Marshall

From the outside, she looked like any other teenager — bright-eyed, full of dreams, and eager to take on the world. But behind her radiant smile was a diagnosis that would change the course of her life: Friedreich’s ataxia, a rare genetic disorder that slowly chips away at coordination and muscle strength. For many, such news would feel like a full stop. But for Alexis Baker, it was a comma. Rather than surrender to the limits of her condition, she chose to rewrite the narrative.