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and distinctive restaurants.
Specializing in...
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731-632-5111
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731-632-1958
Cora Mae &
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Hagy’s Catfish
Hotel Restaurant
Near Shiloh National Military Park
689-3327
Established 1938
CLOSED MONDAY
OPEN 6 Days a Week!
Except Memorial
Tues – Thurs 11am - 9pm
& Labor Day
Fri & Sat 11am - 10pm • Sun 11am - 9pm
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275 Eureka St. • Savannah • 925-9334
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Lunch Buffet includes Drink and Dessert
Weekdays $7.00
Sundays $8.25
Child or Veggie Plate $5.50
Child or Veggie Plate $6.00
Wednesday Night - Breakfast Buffet
Friday Night - Ribeye Special $13.95
Friday & Saturday Night - Fish, Chicken & Shrimp Buffet
Breakfast Buffet - Saturday Morning - 7 a.m.- Noon
Open 5 a.m. - 9 p.m. Monday - Thursday • 5 a.m. - 10 p.m. Friday - Saturday
5 a.m. - 2 p.m. Sunday
632-4484
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Tuesday - Thursday 11 - 9
Friday & Saturday 11 - 10
Sunday 11 - 8:30
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Tennessee River Museum displays history
Taking a tour through the Tennessee
River Museum takes a visitor back in time
to the early days on the Tennessee River.
Hundreds and hundreds of years before
Savannah was a city, Native Americans
lived on the same river bluff where the
museum is now located.
Mound building Indians built impressive mounds protected by a parapet or
wall. From artifacts unearthed in Hardin
County, it became clear that at some point
the Indians left this part of the country. Why
they left or where they went are questions
unanswered.
“The museum has something for everybody. There are artifacts from ancient
times, Native Americans, pioneers, Civil
War and riverboats,” said Tennessee River
Museum Board Chairman Kent Collier.
The Mound Builders exhibit allows
visitors the opportunity to touch a variety
of items used by the ancient people during a typical day. Pottery, tools, weapons,
jewelry, games and more is available at
individual stations, along with educational
videos.
Located throughout the exhibit are large
canvas renderings by artist Becky Carter
show many aspects of Indian communities.
The site of the Tennessee River Museum is in the old post office in downtown Savannah. It
houses rare and interesting objects associated with the river and the area.
The center of the room houses a re- said Collier.
Another exhibit is about ferries, decreated dig, with archaelogist’s tools,
scribing the importance of the ferry for
artifacts and dog skeleton.
“Pet dogs were found along with people transporting citizens across the Tennessee
in the mounds,” said Collier. “We have River. Ferries in Hardin County were used
photos of digs from more than 100 years from pioneer times until 2003 when the
last ferry in Saltillo was closed.
ago.”
An exhibit on pioneers features artifacts
Historical photos from past digs are
part of a slide show located in the exhibit. used by some of the first people to move
“Recent research reveals the mounds to the Hardin County area in the 1800s.
were actually a variety of colors over the At that time, the land was basically uninspan of time as seen in the strata levels,” habited, with records describing how few
Indians lived here at that time.
Other displays include “Trail of Tears,”
with two lifesized models of a Native
American man and woman depicting their
journey from Tennessee to Oklahoma.
“Two Trail of Tears routes crossed here at
Savannah,” said Collier, as he pointed to a
display map. “A land trail and a water route
both brought people to the banks here.”
The exhibit has displays of handwritten
receipts where a United States soldier had
purchased food for the Indians and also
passage on the ferry for each of them.
Other displays contain items from the
Civil War. Among its prize exhibits is one
of the most complete collections of Shiloh
artillery projectiles.
A short video features artillery demonstrations by re-enactors of a cannon being
loaded and fired.
In one display case is a rare Jenifer
saddle, popular with both Northern and
Southern officers. Fewer than 20 such
pieces are said to exist. This display includes rifles from the Civil War period and
through the support of the community is
now owned by the museum.
For more information call the museum
at 925-2364.
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Main Street program gets crowds downtown
Main Street Savannah, under the direction of C. Seth Sumner, strives to keep
downtown a thriving, vital part of the
community. Sumner works on combining
several events together so there is something for everybody to enjoy downtown.
“We really want to work with as many
special events and organizations in town
as we can to try and make their events
even bigger,” he said.
In the past year, the Main Street program has hosted several events deemed
successful.
In October, Main Street had a downtown arts fair called Happy Fall Y’all,
which featured a chilli cooking contest,
live local music, and children’s contests
such as pumpkin painting. This year’s
festival will be Oct. 12.
Treat Street, held on Halloween, Oct.
31, turns Main Street into a trick-ortreater’s dream. Downtown businesses
extend their hours and hand out candy
to Savannah’s pint-sized superheroes,
witches, princesses, and ghosts.
On Nov. 9, a Veterans Day parade rolls
through downtown, a tradition Sumner
hopes to continue.
As the Christmas season approached,
Main Street got into the spirit of the season
with the Merry Little Shopping Spree.
Patrons to downtown stores were able to
enter to win a $500 gift certificate to the
shops courtesy of the Main Street program.
The winner was announced at the
Main-Street-sponsored Christmas by the
River. Sumner hopes to make this year’s
event even bigger. Plans for a skating rink
and snow machine are in the works for
the Dec. 7 event.
“I’d really like to see Court Square
covered in snow,” said Sumner. “It’s got
a fun, family-friendly environment and is
something cool to do with the family you
probably wouldn’t normally do,” he said.
Sumner said one upcoming event
should draw large crowds- the 35th annual Bluegrass Festival. Usually held at
Wayne Jerrolds River Park, it is moving
to downtown Savannah for the first time.
“We’re really excited about joining up
with Wayne Jerrolds,” said Sumner.
The downtown portion of the festival
is set to begin Saturday morning, July 6,
on Court Square and continue all day
long. Free Savannah sausage dogs will
be available that morning to bluegrass
fans and the Savannah Arts Commission
will have handmade, local goods for sale.
For more information on the Savannah
Main Street program or upcoming events,
contact Sumner at 925-3300.
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347 E. Main St. (next to post office) • Adamsville
Monday-Friday 8 a.m.-7 p.m. • Saturday 8 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sunday Noon-4 p.m.
Kids of all ages like to play in Hardin County
Children in Hardin County have the
chance to play a variety of sports in programs sponsored by both the city of Savannah and county organizations. Kids
can start playing when they are barely
out of diapers at age three and continue
as long as they are able to take the field.
They can also find a sport for every season
of the year.
Savannah’s Department of Parks and
Recreation, which is directed by Larry
Arendall, serves an estimated 1,200-1,300
children each year in seven different sports
for both boys and girls.
Arendall believes that the sports programs are a boon for area children. “We
want to keep them involved in some type
of sport, no matter what kind. Sports
gives them an outlet and gets them off the
couch. We want to keep them occupied so
they are less likely to make bad choices ,”
he commented.
The Department of Parks and Recreation is jointly funded by the city and
county and benefits all kids who live in the
area. Arendall says that studies show an
estimated 70% of children involved in the
leagues live in the county. “Both of our local governments back the Recreation Department’s efforts to promote sports, and
support us in our mission to provide sports
opportunities for all youth in the area,” he
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Spring and summer months find children on the baseball or softball field. Children can begin playing t-ball in Savannah
at age four. The department has softball
teams that extend up to age 12 for girls.
Savannah Youth Baseball, Inc. offers
Dixie Youth baseball for children ages
5-10, with Dixie O-Zone being made available to 11 and 12 year old athletes.
The department also sponsors football
teams in the fall of each year. All grades
1-6 participate in full contact football.
Each team also has a cheerleading squad
to cheer them on.
Another popular sport for kids is soccer, which is a co-ed league held in the fall
for children ages 4-12.
There are basketball leagues for athletes in grades 1-5. The basketball leagues
play in the winter months.
The Parks and Recreation Department
offers Babe Ruth baseball for boys ages 1315. Hardin County has three sets of ball
fields, the Hank DeBerry Four-Field Complex, the Savannah Dixie Youth Fields,
and the City Park. All are maintained by
the city.
When youth leave the city programs,
Hardin County High School also boasts a
full sports program. The Tigers have football, volleyball, basketball, baseball, soft-
ball, golf, bowling, cross country, track,
tennis, trap shooting, cheerleading, and
dance teams. These teams have been honored for their achievements both on and
off the field over the years. They have advanced to the highest level of competition
in state tournaments and have been honored for their sportsmanship.
There are also sports programs at the
three area middle schools. Hardin County
Middle School, Pickwick Southside, and
Savannah Christian Academy all offer a
variety of opportunities.
Even after athletes graduate high
school, they do not outgrow the programs
offered by the city of Savannah. There are
softball leagues for both men and women.
According to Arendall, Savannah is the
only city in the area that offers organized
leagues for adults. There are nine men’s
and four ladies’ softball teams playing on
Monday nights.
Crump also sponsors sports for kids.
Crump has t-ball, softball, and baseball
teams for ages 3-12. Around 250 children
play on their teams.
Contact Information: Savannah Department of Parks and Recreation may be
contacted at 731-925-5595 and you can
also check them out on Facebook. Applications for programs are available at Savannah City Hall.
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Masses: Sat. Vigil: 4pm; Sun. 10am; Spanish Mass 12:30pm
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Masses: Sat. Vigil: 5:30pm; Sun. 8am; Wed 10am
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Hardin County Library
offers multiple uses
The Hardin County Library offers
more than a place to check out a fabulous
variety of books. They also have books on
cassette, books on cd, videos, dvds and
cake pans available for check-out. If the
library does not have a particular book
a patron needs, it can be requested on
Interlibrary loan from another library,
at no charge.
The library subscribes to five daily
newspapers and a wide variety of magazines which are located in a quiet, separate area of the library, the Barlow-Falls
Reading Room.
The Tennessee/Genealogy Room has
a collection of books covering the history
of Tennessee. It also has a genealogy section which includes microfilm, microfilm
readers and printer, computers with genealogy software, yearbooks and microfilm
copies of the Savannah Courier from 1873
through 2012. They also have microfilm
copies of records from the courthouse.
A special room, The Welch Room, may
be used by non-profit, non-sectarian, non
partisan groups free of charge. There is a
kitchenette, TV, vcr/dvd combo, screen,
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Dial-a-Story has rotating children’s
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Street, Savannah.
Library hours are Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday, 9 a.m. until 8 p.m., Wednesday 9 a.m. until noon, Friday, 9 a.m. until
5 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m. until 1 p.m.
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The Tennessee River Run brings opportunity each summer for West Tennesseans and beyond to listen to live music
and participate in various activities with
proceeds going to the Darryl Worley
Foundation.
The Foundation has existed since 2001
and serves special needs people in West
Tennessee, Northwestern Alabama and
Northeastern Mississippi. Additionally
it supports the Darryl Worley Cancer
Treatment Center in Savannah, St. Jude
Children’s Research Hospital, LeBonheur
Children’s Medical Center and the Cystic
Fibrosis Foundation.
This year, events include three Bumpus
Songwriter in the Round performances:
Bumpus Memphis on Tuesday, June 25,
featuring Darryl Worley and several other
country songwriters; Bumpus Jackson on
Tuesday, July 9; and Bumpus Murfreesboro on Tuesday, July 30.
The local songwriters event will be
held at Mayor Bob Shutt’s property in
Savannah on Thursday, Sept. 12.
Pickwick Parrothead Boat Poker Run
will be Saturday, Aug. 17.
On Friday, Sept. 13, a golf tournament will be held at Shiloh Golf Course,
Adamsville.
On Saturday, Sept. 14, a variety of
activities take place as the Tennessee
River Run climaxes, with a bass tournament; 5K run at Pickwick Landing State
Park; Motorcycle Poker Run beginning
at Pickwick Landing State Park.
Only one concert will be
held this year, which will
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Saturday night, with Darryl
Worley performing as part
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call the Darryl Worley
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Museum showcases life of famed sheriff
This summer people will travel hundreds of miles to visit a home and museum
in the small town of Adamsville in the
southwestern corner of Tennessee.
They are making a pilgrimage to the
home of Buford Pusser, a man seen as a
folk hero in the classic mold.
“We have visitors from all over the
country,” said Buford Pusser Home and
Museum Curator Julia Stevens. “A lot of
them are current law enforcement officers
who were inspired into the line of work
by watching the Walking Tall movies.”
Pusser won fame as a young sheriff–elected at the age of 26–who reputedly would not be bought or beaten by
criminals.
With fists, guns, raw courage and determination, he smashed a vicious vice
and gambling ring that was terrorizing
and corrupting McNairy County. His
crusade, accomplished at the terrible cost
of disfiguring wounds, the murder of his
wife, and possibly his life, was dramatized
in the book “Walking Tall,” followed by
the movie bearing the same name.
Two other films were made about
Pusser’s life. He had been cast to play
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himself in a fourth movie when he
met his death on U.S. 64 in August 1974.
Pusser was born in Adamsville of hardworking, church-going, strict parents.
After graduating from high school
Pusser joined the Marines but was discharged a month later because of asthma.
Returning to look for land, Pusser and a
friend went to one of the illegal gambling
houses clustered around the Tennessee
and Mississippi state line.
Out $300 at the dice table, Pusser
noticed the dice were loaded.
When he asked for his money back, he
was brutally beaten, knifed and thrown
in a ditch to die. He managed to crawl
back to a highway where a trucker picked
him up. It took 200 stitches to put him
back together.
This incident opened the “Walking
Tall” movie. In the film version, Pusser,
armed with a hickory stick, returned to
the joint, beat his tormentors and got his
$300 back. He was charged with assault
and armed robbery, but was tried and
acquitted.
“I had to do something about it,” he
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do anything. I didn’t realize then that he
was on the syndicate’s payroll.”
Pusser’s pride and inner hurt were too
great for him to just walk away from the
situation so he decided to run for sheriff
and succeeded.
When the syndicate found they
couldn’t beat him, they tried to buy him.
He was offered $250 a week to “play
along.” Pusser replied by confiscating two
new cars filled with illegal whiskey, then
was offered $500 and later, $1,000 a week.
“I just smiled and walked away,” he
said.
He lived with violence and death for
the next six years while he was sheriff.
During his terms, he was shot eight times
and stabbed seven. On two different occasions he was forced to kill in self defense.
It seemed Pusser was invincible until
the night of Aug. 21, 1974.
He had received good news that
day. At a Memphis press conference it
was announced that Pusser would play
himself in the upcoming movie, “Buford
Walking On.”
He’d also been to the McNairy County
Fair where he played carnival games and
rode rides with his daughter Dwana.
Dwana and Buford said their goodbyes
at the fair and went home in separate cars.
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The totaled out frame of Pusser’s corvette rests in the garage of the home.
She was riding with some friends.
On the way home in his new 1974
Corvette he passed Dwana’s vehicle. As
he approached a curve, the ‘Vette left the
road and struck an embankment. Pusser
was thrown from the car, which burst
into flames.
Dwana was first on the scene. No one
knows for certain what caused the wreck,
but some believe his car was sabotaged.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol ruled the
wreck an accident.
Now his legend lives on through the
museum that was his Adamsville home
for so long.
Inside the museum, visitor’s will find
family photos, intact bedrooms and
bathrooms and even grade school report
cards. The totaled out frame of Pusser’s
Corvette rests in the garage of the home.
“One of the coolest features of the
museum are the patches that officers bring
with them to leave at the museum. We
have hundreds of them,” said Stevens.
Tours of the museum are available
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Fishing abounds in Hardin County
Ray Garton
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of Savannah and Saltillo Access off of
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offer bank fishing for catfish, bass, White
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side of the dam, Pickwick Landing
State Park offers anglers two ramps and
several areas for bank fishing. Also on
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Hardin County has something for
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From boating, fishing, hunting, or just
wildlife watching, it’s all here. Hardin
County is a unique blend of middle
and west Tennessee geography which
makes for gravel bottomed creeks and
rolling hardwood covered hills in the
east and muddy bottom streams and
fertile agriculture ground in the west.
This allows sportsmen and women the
opportunities to wade fish a clear stream
or to duck hunt a cypress/tupelo swamp
all within a short drive of each other.
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Kentucky Lake in the Tennessee Wildlife
Resources Agency’s (TWRA) fishing
guide, and Pickwick Lake. Both offer
year round fishing for a wide variety
of species of Tennessee fish. Catfish,
Sauger, Largemouth and Smallmouth
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Continued from page 48
move on to the when, where and what
they are biting on.
Catfish can be caught year around
but the peak months are March through
June, September and October. Most are
caught by “bumping bottom” which is
nothing more than drift fishing from a
boat and maintaining contact with the
river bottom with your bait. Channel
catfish and blues are both caught using
this method. The river is the main
producer of catfish especially around
the Savannah Bridge, the Pickwick Dam
tailwater and the Cerro Gordo, Shiloh,
and Coffee Landing areas. Most are
caught using cut bait or night crawlers.
Pickwick Lake also holds some catfish
that are willing to bite a hook. June
and July are good months to try night
fishing the lake. Try along the drop
offs and channel for blue and channel
catfish or cast out for flatheads along
the rip rap using live bait or crank
baits. Trot lines, limb lines and jugs are
also popular methods to take catfish.
If you do choose to use trotlines, limb
lines or jugs, all must be labeled with
either your name and address or your
www.courieranywhere.com TWRA Identification number. This is
a 9 digit number found on your fishing
license. Sport anglers are limited to 100
hooks per person on a trotline and no
more than 25 jugs. Trotlines, limb lines
and jugs must be checked at least once
every 24 hours. Also catfishermen are
only allowed to take one catfish over 34
inches per day per fisherman. There is
no limit on catfish under 34 inches from
the Kentucky Lake (River) or Pickwick
Lake.
Sauger are probably tied with catfish
in terms of popularity with fishermen.
Every year, we as TWRA Wildlife
Officers check hundreds of anglers from
the end of November to the first of
March, who are willing to brave freezing
temperatures and nasty weather for a
chance to take home some of Tennessee’s
best tasting fish. Sauger are caught using
the same “bumping bottom” technique
as for catfish with some adjustments.
Instead of a circle or bait hook, a large
buck tail jig armed with a stinger hook
and baited with either a minnow or a
fluke is used. Popular colors for the jigs
are pink, chartreuse, and purple. Sauger
tend to congregate in the deeper holes
along the river especially around River
Heights, Cerro Gordo, Eagle’s Nest
Island, Shiloh and below Pickwick Dam.
Sauger out of Kentucky Lake (River)
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must be at least 14 inches before being
kept and sauger from Pickwick Lake
must be at least 15 inches before being
kept. Each angler is limited to 10 sauger
a day.
Bass are another popular species
found in the county. Three species of
Black bass are commonly caught in
both the lake and the river. Depending
on the time of the year most spotted,
smallmouth, and largemouth bass are
caught on plastics and crank baits. There
is no length limit on spotted bass and they
can be differentiated from largemouth
bass by the jaw not extending past the
eye and the presence of a tooth patch
on the tongue. In largemouth bass, the
jaw extends past the eye and they lack a
tooth patch on the tongue. Largemouth
and smallmouth must be at least 15
inches on both the river and Pickwick
Lake before being kept. Smallmouth are
generally caught right below Pickwick
Dam, off the humps and around boat
docks on Pickwick. Smallmouth are
identified by the lack of a horizontal
band down the midline. Also they are
bronze to brown in color with vertical
pigmentation on the scales. The daily
limit per angler per day is 5 black bass
total in any combination of the 3 species.
Other species commonly caught
in both the river and pickwick are
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striped bass also called rockfish, white
bass, locally called stripe, and crappie.
Striped bass are commonly caught from
the catwalk at Pickwick Dam using live
shad or artificial flukes and must be
15 inches before being kept. The daily
limit is 2 per angler per day. White
bass are caught from February through
April on jigs, crank baits and crawfish.
White bass do not have a length limit
but fishermen are limited to 15 per day.
They are commonly caught from the
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bank at River Heights, Pickwick Dam
and the public access at the Savannah
ramp. Crappie are caught from both
the river and lake generally in the
spring and fall. Most are caught either
by jigging minnows or artificial lures
around stumps and other structure. The
limit on crappie is 30 with a length limit
of at least 10 inches on the river and 30
with length limit of at least 9 inches on
Pickwick Lake.
Other
laws
and
regulations
concerning fishing such as licenses, creel
and possession limits, restricted methods
etc. can be found on the TWRA website
at www.tnwildlife.org or by picking up
a fishing guide at any license agent.
Pickwick Lake has additional regulation
that allows anglers properly licensed in
Alabama and Mississippi to fish Pickwick
Lake up to the Dam without having to
purchase a Tennessee fishing license.
Alabama and Mississippi reciprocate by
allowing Tennessee licensed anglers to
fish up to the mouth of Bear Creek and
the Highway 25 Bridge. All anglers must
abide by the regulations of the state they
are fishing in, regardless of which state
license they possess.
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a degree is two years. In order to begin
these courses, students under the age of 21
must have taken the ACT with a minimun
score of 19 in math and reading and 18
in English.
Students over the age of 21 take the
center’s compass test, which places students in appropriate course levels.
However, students that do not meet
these requirements are still eligible to take
learning support classes at the SavannahHardin County center.
Dual enrollment is offered to high
school students wishing to get a head
start. Students must be juniors or seniors
to participate.
Falls said enrollment has averaged
300-235 students the past few years. She
www.courieranywhere.com says many teachers, nurses, and businessowners in Hardin County began their
journey in higher education at the center.
Within the past year, the presidents of
Middle Tennessee State University and
Jackson State Community College inked
an agreement to ease students’ transition
from Jackson State to MTSU, creating
dual admissions, concurrent enrollment,
and reverse transfer options between the
institutions.
“I think it’s good for Jackson State as
a whole and for the Savannah-Hardin
Center as well. It will give our students a
better opportunity to obtain a bachelor’s
degree,” said Falls.
The center offers the same services as
the main branch in Jackson including a
financial aid office, bookstore, counseling
center, and registration office.
For more information call 731-9255722.
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The center not only teaches its students
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80 units
for
a total
of
over
$16
million
in
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of
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of over
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in 2013!
of over
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in 2013!
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833 North Prather Rd.
Michie, TN 38357
731-610-6109
731-610-9176
731-645-0323
Call today to set up a tour of the Ranch!
Cattle Ranch
Event Venue
The Ranch is the perfec
perfect
ct place to have any event!
We have rental
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bi available
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Only 15 minutes
es from Pickwick!
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us for
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first annual
Cattle
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Sale
Come Come
join us
our
annual
Cattle
Production
Sale
on
November 13,
2013!
BreedBreed
leadingleading
genetics from
all overfrom
the country
November
3rd,
2013!
genetics
all
will be represented. We’re a seed stock operation, we strive to sell the best
over the country will be represented
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wemore
strive
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genetics.
Call 731-439-7350
or 731-453-5252
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The Large
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-Two
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Centers-
Rehearsal
dinners,
No
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or too
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• Weddings
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Michie, TN 38357
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• Banquets
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ct place to have any event!
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•
Family
Reunions
We have rental
t l cabins
abins
bi available
il b also!
Only 15 minutes
es from Pickwick!
731-645-0323
Call today to set up a tour of the Ranch!
Cattle Ranch
The Ranch is the perfect place to have any event!
Rehearsal dinners, weddings and receptions, company
dinners, or family get togethers, no event is too large
or too small! We have 2 large event centers, one holds
up to 130 people and the other holds 300 people.
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Crazy K R
Ranch,
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Check us out on our Facebook page!
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Come join us for our first annual Cattle Production Sale
November 3rd, 2013! Breed leading genetics from all
over the country will be represented
represented. We're a seed
stock opertaion, we strive to sell the best genetics.
For more information about our Sale call:
(731) 439-7350 or (573) 721-6663
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