David Carroll’s News and Notes

Growing Up on Penny Candy
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Hill Community Church will host a Bible Study on May 15 at 6:30 p.m. Come grow in God’s Word and fellowship with others in a welcoming environment. On May 16 at 6 p.m., the church will host a Women’s Discipleship. Building stronger faith and friendship as we walk together in Christ. The church is located at 1128 Hobbs Hill Road in Tracy City.
Recognizing farmers, conservationist and youth

The Grundy County Agriculture Business Council recognized the hard-working men, women and young people of Grundy County in their dedication to agriculture, families and conservation of natural resources and the environment of Grundy County. An awards banquet was held at the UT Extension Education Center in Coalmont last month.
The Buzz at GCHS

First and foremost, I want to thank everyone who made The Buzz possible. Freshman year, I would have never thought I would be doing something that I am so passionate about.
Grundy County Governor’s Volunteer Stars Honorees

Jackie Eubanks and Star Songer were honored at the Volunteer Tennessee annual Governor’s Volunteer Stars Awards ceremony recently and will be recognized at the Grundy County Commission on May 18.
Beautifying Monteagle

Beautifying Monteagle
Ruehling lands on Test Pilots summer baseball roster

Grundy County’s Jaden Ruehling is set to join the Tullahoma Test Pilots on their maiden flight this summer when the collegiate summer baseball team takes the field for the first time.
Leslie B. Orange, 80

Mr. Leslie B. Orange, 80, of Tracy City, passed peacefully on Monday, May 4, 2026, at his home. He was born on May 25, 1945, in Tracy City, to Samuel Buford Orange and Minnie Ellen Sanders Orange, both of whom preceded him in death. In addition to his parents, Leslie is preceded in death by his fur granddaughter, Sasha, and brothers, Wallace, Jim, and George Orange.
Why electric bills start rising in June

Sometimes, your electric bill might creep up a bit in June, even before the hottest days of summer arrive.
Hometown girl crafts career

Britni Nunley Banta may well be the quintessential hometown girl. Her Tracy City roots run deep.

