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Tea with royalty
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Young ladies preparing for the Princess dance routine are, front row, from left, Ansley Pepper, Macie Pepper, Sophia Pepper and Malaya Taylor. Second row, Makensy May, Abigail Graves, Abigail Campbell, Harper Patrick, Kemoni Harris and Clara Martin. Third row, Baylee Baxter, Carly Byars, Stella Burks and Kelby Nunley. Fourth row, Amberly Soto, Kate Gribble, Emma Neale and Annabelle Graves. Back row, Ellie Ayers and Presley Winfree. - photo by Margaret Hobbs
Twenty young ladies got to experience a little bit of royalty for a day as they participated in the Miss Middle Tennessee and Miss Southern Tennessee Princess Program on Sunday.
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Pacesetters building inches closer to surplus
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The location formerly known as the Pacesetters building is one successful read away from being declared surplus by the City of McMinnville. During Tuesday evening’s regularly scheduled Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting, the matter was brought forth after it had been recommended by the Building and Grounds Committee in the last February meeting. The committee determined, through data collected by a void analysis, the property was best used as retail or commercial real estate rather than repurposed by the city.
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