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Appreciate military this month

Body National Military Appreciation Month, which is celebrated from May 1-31, is a month-long observance dedicated to people serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.
This photo of the Andrews City Schools was taken before the elementary school was built in the field. From the left, the large brick primary building (built Sept. 15, 1951), the high school (built 1915), and the old white building which was the first city school building built in 1906 and was located at the top of the school house steps. The old rock gym is visible behind the small white building. Isham B. Hudson was hired as superintendent from 1934-50, and during that time he consolidated the many rural s

This photo of the Andrews City Schools was taken before the elementary school was built in the field. From the left, the large brick primary building (built Sept. 15, 1951), the high school (built 1915), and the old white building which was the first city school building built in 1906 and was located at the top of the school house steps. The old rock gym is visible behind the small white building. Isham B. Hudson was hired as superintendent from 1934-50, and during that time he consolidated the many rural s

There are undoubtedly lots of memories inside this old house.

There are undoubtedly lots of memories inside this old house.

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David Brown/dbrown@cherokeescout.com The intersection of Blairsville Highway and Hedden Road in Bellview was once beautiful, but today it looks like an EF-2 tornado came through.

David Brown/dbrown@cherokeescout.com The intersection of Blairsville Highway and Hedden Road in Bellview was once beautiful, but today it looks like an EF-2 tornado came through.

Watching past lives disappear

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Buster Duggan’s exploits are documented in a book The Legend of Buster Duggan, co-authored by the nephew of John Moses, one of Duggan’s victims. The book is being held in front of Duggan’s tombstone in Monroe County.

Buster Duggan’s exploits are documented in a book The Legend of Buster Duggan, co-authored by the nephew of John Moses, one of Duggan’s victims. The book is being held in front of Duggan’s tombstone in Monroe County.