Dalton Perez is a journalist for the Southern Standard Newspaper, focusing on local news in Mc Minnville, Tennessee. With a passion for community reporting, Dalton covers a wide range of topics including events, achievements, local initiatives, and important issues affecting the residents of Mc Minnville.
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By: Dalton Perez
An intergalactic experience is coming to Warren County. On Aug. 3 and 4, Dream Reality Group is bringing “Out of this World,” an interactive dinner theater experience, to Detention at the Elementary located at 615 School St. in Morrison. Showtimes will be at 3 p.m., 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. on both dates, giving viewers 10 opportunities to see the performance.
During the Warren County Commission Meeting on Monday, County Commissioner Carl D. Bouldin presented before the commission a resolution to honor A.C. Witt Jr. for committing 64 years of service to the Warren County Equalization Board.
Many of us have goals. Some of them are short term, but others are long term that can take years of putting your best foot forward to achieve. Jason McVey is no stranger to accomplishing long-term goals, completing the Appalachian Trail hike after starting the adventure in 2015.
First responders and law enforcement officers do their duty to keep us safe and protected and citizens have a chance to aid them in their efforts. McMinnville Police Department held a Yellow Dot program at Beersheba Heights Tower on Monday. The program helps ensure those who are seriously injured in wrecks get the best care possible.
Not even the insufferable heat from the blazing summer sun can stop the Warren County High School Band from ensuring their audience gets an incredible performance. Band Camp for WCHS is underway and has seen the talented musicians practicing for their performances of “Queen 2,” a rocking good time that will have many favorites from the classic rock band, Queen.
Look good, feel good, or so they say. For Maranda Beard, however, it is a philosophy that can make all the difference. Beard, at her salon #douloveit, on Monday, supplied free haircuts for students going back to school.
The last Main Street Live event was a massive success and a night to remember, according to Jennifer Flatt Meredith, executive director of Main Street McMinnville.
If you love supporting local and enjoy what downtown has to offer, Main Street McMinnville is presenting an event for you. On Aug. 26, at the Farmers Market, a Farm to Table dinner fundraiser will be held at 6 p.m.
Social Security scam calls are making their way through Warren County.
As another summer comes to a close, another successful Summer Reading Program goes in the books for Magness Library. Merissa Chapman, assistant director at Magness Library said the program went very well.
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