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Waynesboro, TN · Lifestyle
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Homemade Pizza Has Kept Locals Coming Back To This Camden, Tennessee Favorite Since The 1970s
The pizza here gets cut into tiny squares, and that sneaky little trick makes it way too easy to eat half a pie. The crust stays thin and crisp. Italian sausage is one of the restaurant’s frequently praised pizza toppings. I love that a small pizza shop in Tennessee...
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Columbia kicks off No Trash November with Community events, student art
Columbia is hoping to create a cleaner, litter-free community by bringing back its Clean Up Columbia campaign in recognition of No Trash November. The month-long initiative aims to encourage community involvement, litter prevention and environmental awareness through education, volunteer opportunities and creative activities that promote a cleaner Columbia, according to a recent news release. “We are thrilled to bring the community together to participate in No Trash November,” Mayor Chaz Molder said. “The Clean Up Columbia campaign reflects the importance of teamwork and education in keeping our city clean. We encourage everyone to join us in reducing litter, protecting our environment, and taking pride in the community we call home.” Cleanup event to focus on East Columbia While the Clean Up Columbia Campaign runs the entirety of November, the city is also partnering with local litter prevention organizations to host an East Columbia Cleanup event Saturday, Nov. 7. In partnership with Keep Maury Beautiful and the Triple C's (Columbia Community Cleanup Team), residents are invited to volunteer to help remove litter from local streets and public spaces. The event, which will run from 9-11 a.m. Saturday, will meet at the public parking lot located at the corner of East 7th
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F.E. Burleson students to honor veterans with musical tribute
Students at F.E. Burleson Elementary School in Hartselle will honor veterans Nov. 10 with a performance of “So We Can Be Free,” a song written by the school’s music specialist, Stephanie Porter, that will also be performed by students across the country as part of a nationwide tribute.