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Volume: XIII Issue: 102 April 29, 2017

Suspect Arrested for 2015 Murder

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A 53-year-old Madis-onville man was arrestedon Thursday after thegrand jury issued an in-dictment for stealing. Charged following aninvestigation by Madis-onville Police DetectivesScott Hicks and DanielDockery and charged withtheft over $2,500 wasFrank Lloyd Harris Sr. of

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(See Harris pg 5)

Theft Suspect Indicted A 62-year male has beenarrested in connectionwith a female’s body thatturned up near TellicoLake two years ago. TheTennessee Bureau of In-vestigation issued the fol-lowing statement onThursday. (See Murder pg 6)

Former Deputy Gets Diversion in Inmate Assault A Monroe CountySheriff’s Deputy who with

a fellow law enforcementofficer was arrested inApril 2015 and charged ina grand jury indictmentwith assault and officialmisconduct was given atwo-year diversion sen-tence in Monroe CountyCriminal Court on Friday. Former Detective Der-rick Graves, 26, will servesix days in jail, undergospecial court-orderedclassroom instruction, andremain on supervised pro-bation for the duration ofthe diversion. Earlier this year, he

TBI Releases Statement RegardingBody Found Near Tellico Lake

(See Court pg 7)

Allen

“A joint investigation byspecial agents with theTennessee Bureau of In-vestigation, the MonroeCounty Sheriff ’s Office,and the Knoxville PoliceDepartment has resultedin the indictment of a

Grand Jury Returns True Bill

Harris

A Madisonville womanstopped by a sheriff ’sdeputy for swerving acrossa highway centerline andover the shoulder lineagain and again said shehad only been drinkingenergy drinks before shewas arrested on Tuesday. Charged by MonroeCounty Sheriff ’s DeputyJosh Woods with driving

(See Brooks pg 8)

“Only Been Drinking Energy Drinks”Female Driver Hit with Third DUI

Brooks

pleaded to the charge ofassault. The official mis-conduct count was dis-missed. The indictments forGraves and former Cap-tain Bill Johnson, 46, camefollowing a TBI investiga-tion that determined bothmen were involved in anassault on Andy Lovin-good, following his arrestin April 2014. BothGraves and Johnson wereterminated from the sher-iff ’s department in Sep-tember 2014 after an

(See Boyd pg 7)

Tennessee Jobs Number OneRandy Boyd: “I’m the Best Listener in the Campaign”

After entering the 2018Tennessee gubernatorial

race on Monday, FormerTennessee Economic andCommunity Develop-ment Director RandyBoyd arrived in MonroeCounty on Tuesday, ap-pearing in downtownMadisonville and sayinghe was intent on listening. “Listening to the peo-ple, everyone, all of them,especially in the ruralcommunities,” he said, ap-

pearing in the main hall-way of the county court-house. “I want to listen to thepeople. I’m the vest lis-tener. I plan to visit theresidents of the state one-on-one and hear theirhopes and dreams, theirconcerns and needs, andas governor address whatI’ve encountered.”

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OBITUARIES

BYRUM, WILLIE MAEHENRY, age 97, of Sweet-water, widow of Edgar(Beanie) Byrum, passedaway Tuesday, April 25,2017 at Wood PresbyterianHome. She was a memberof Lee’s Chapel BaptistChurch. She was an avidquilter and loved spendingtime with her family. She willbe greatly missed, as shewas the rock of our family.She was preceded in deathby parents, Luke and MattieHenry; grandson, DeanRucker; brothers, Earl, Vir-gil, Dude, Clyde, and Hugh

Henry. She is survived byher daughters and sons-in-law, Marie Crowder(Jackie), of Niota, ShirleyRaby, of Sweetwater;Katherine McBee (Bill), ofLoudon; grandchildren andspouses, Angela Moore(Richard), of Sweetwater,Curtis Martin (Sherri), ofMaryville, Brad Martin, MikeMartin (Renae), all of Niota,Tim Rucker (Donna), SherryGoodman (Benny), all ofSweetwater, Kenne Hicks(Candace), of Greenback,Lisa Haynes (Johnny), ofSweetwater; great-grand-children, Kirsten, Dillon,John Michael, Mikalee andJayden Martin, Tara Skinner(Kaileb), Tori Michaud(Daniel); Kayla Helton (Tim);Clayton, Darron, and DarisChamlee, Zachary Hicks,Riley Hicks, Aaron Stakely(Ariel) and Conner Young;great-great grandchildren,Tate Skinner, Kaylee Helton,Cayson Michaud, and Lily

Stakely; sisters, Betty JeanHill, Elgie Harris; a host offriends and relatives. Fu-neral 8 p.m. Thursday, Lee’sChapel Baptist Church. Rev.Dennis Hicks, Dwight Henryand Tim Rucker will officiate.Interment 11 a.m. Friday, Lit-tle Tellico Cemetery. Thepallbearers will be grand-sons and the granddaugh-ters spouses. The family willreceive friends 6-8 p.m.Thursday at Lee’s ChapelBaptist Church. Arrange-ments by Biereley-Hale Fu-neral Home, Madisonville.DOMIANO, CHARLES(CHUCK), age 75, ofVonore, passed away 9:06a.m. Thursday, April 27,2017 at his home. Owner ofRazor Landing Camp-ground. Survivors: wife,Beverly Tharpe Domiano;children and spouses,Charles John, Jr. and SarahDomiano, Madisonville,Matthew and Sheena Shell,Sweetwater, Jeanna andTommy Jones, Madisonville;son-in-law, John VanDale,Jacksonville, FL; grandchil-

dren, Storm Corvette, ElishaDomiano, Chandler Jones,Luke Shell, Rally Shell; sis-ter, Shelly Czech, Akron,OH; brothers and sister-in-law, Jerome (Jerry) andPatty Domiano, Cleveland,OH, Joe Domiano, MarcoIsland, FL; several niecesand nephews. Preceded indeath by daughter, SherriVanDale; sister, Teresa.Memorial service 6 p.m.Sunday, Hiwassee Churchof God, Rev. Jim Hale offici-ating. Family will receivefriends 4-6 p.m., Sunday atHiwassee Church of God.Arrangements by Biereley-Hale Funeral Home, Madis-onville.

HARRIS, C. WAYNE (BAD-EYE), age 85, of Madis-onville, passed away 10:35a.m. Thursday, April 27,2017 at his home. A “Leg-end Lawman” for four-and-a-half decades, he was a

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longtime resident of MonroeCounty who was born andraised in the BethlehemCommunity. Had a long ca-reer in law enforcement forover 46 years. Began as aPrison Guard at BrushyMountain Penitentiary.Worked with City of Madis-onville as a Patrolman andDispatcher, a Deputy withthe Monroe County Sheriff’sDepartment, and then withthe Tennessee Departmentof Safety of PSC. Retiredfrom the state in 1993 andbecame Police Chief for theCity of Vonore. Before end-ing his career in 2015 due tohealth problems, he was aBailiff Court Officer. Alsohas worked as a truck driverand at TVA. Veteran of Ko-rean War. Holds several de-grees from various schoolsof law enforcement. Activemember of Tellico MasonicLodge #80, Scottish Rite,and Shriner. Lifetime mem-ber of V.F.W. Post 5156. Ac-tive in county politics, hasserved as Chairman for theDemocratic Party. AttendedBethlehem Baptist Church.Known for his humor, play-ing jokes, and laughing. Atrader and sharp-shooter,enjoyed gardening and fish-ing, playing with the dog andchildren, telling tales witheveryone. Survivors: lovingwife of 26 years and care-

April 29, 2017 - The BUZZ

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Oakland BaptistChurch at 1571 Old High-way 68 in Sweetwater will behosting Greg Finch on April30 at 11 a.m. ‘til noon withlunch to follow. Everyonewelcome.

Momma and Daddy we thank youfor the example you have been forus in this life as husband and wife,as parents, and as individuals. We are beyond blessed to belongto you! We love you both very very much!

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giver during his time of ill-ness, Martha AbercrombieHarris; sons and daughters-in-law, David and SharonHarris, Winston and SherryHarris; step-son andspouse, Steve and LesaAbercrombie, all of Madis-onville; daughter, ReneeHarris, Athens; step-daugh-ters and spouse, Sherry andGary Floyd, Macon, GA,Patty Lund, Illinois; sevengrandsons, eight grand-daughters; six greatgrand-sons; 11 great grand-daughters, seven great-great-grandchildren; brother,Hoyt Harris; several nieces,nephews, cousins, and ahost of friends. Preceded indeath by son, Dennis Harris;parents, Charlie and JosieRitchey Harris; brothers,Doke and Glenn Harris; sis-ters, Imogene Lambert and

Pauline Huffstettler. A spe-cial “thank you” to grandson,Steven Abercrombie foryour loving care to hisgrandfather the past yearand special sister-in-law andcaregiver Lisa A. Holcomb.Funeral 6 p.m., Saturday,Biereley-Hale Chapel, Rev.Gale Miller and Rev. FrankHicks officiating. Interment2 p.m., Sunday, Haven HillMemorial Gardens, with mil-itary honors provided byV.F.W. Post #5156, D.A.V.#93 and American LegionPost #106. Masonic service5:45 p.m. Saturday providedby Tellico Masonic Lodge#80. Family will receivefriends 3-5:45 p.m., Satur-day at Biereley-Hale Fu-neral Home, Madisonville.TOTTEN-BRAKEBILL,EILEEN DOROTHEA, age91, passed away 3 a.m.Tuesday, April 25, 2017 atTennova Healthcare inCleveland. Eileen was bornNovember 22, 1925 inChicago, IL. She went toNorth Park College andNorthwestern University,majoring in music. She wasan accomplished pianist.She met her first husband,Gilbert von Post Totten, at aUSO dance during WWII.Gilbert grew up in Washing-ton, DC and he went toPrinceton University, major-ing in engineering. They hadfour children. After living in

New Jersey for a few years,Eileen and Gil traveled thecountry with their first threechildren, and settled in Min-neapolis. Eileen taughtpiano. Gil worked as an en-gineer, and started his owncompany, manufacturingvending machines. He soldthe company and retiredearly at 45. Gil and Eileenbought a 48’ steel ketch, andspent a year or two cruisingin the Bahamas. They thenmoved to Vero Beach,Florida and Gil spent threeor four years building a 42’aluminum ketch. Theysailed that boat as far southas Grenada, near SouthAmerica, and as far north asCape Cod, MA. Around1980, they decided to re-re-tire near Tellico Plains. Gilfirst built a cabin there, andthey lived in that while Gilbuilt a large house. Eileenliked traveling, gardening,quilting, painting, squaredancing, and music, andshe played piano at theMadisonville PresbyterianChurch. Gil passed away in2002. Eileen stayed there acouple more years, and metWilliam Brakebill, a formermayor of Athens. She andBill got married in Athens, in

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Gregory's BaptistChurch located on High-way 11 south of Sweetwaterat 144 County Road 325 willhave a singing featuring thegroup "Turning Point" Sun-day night, May 7, at 6 p.m.Everyone is welcome.

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2010. In 2013, Eileen andBill moved to a retirementcommunity in Cleveland. Billpassed away in 2015.Eileen is survived by her fourchildren: Laura Connors,Wayne Totten (wife Antonia),Peter Totten (wife Miyuki),Julia Coley (husband Terry);ten grandchildren; nine greatgrandchildren; sisters,Madonna Lamble and Lin-nea Baumgardner. The fam-ily will receive friends 4-6p.m., Friday at Biereley-HaleFuneral Home, Madis-onville.


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This past week I spenta few days at an awesomechurch planning confer-ence in Orlando, Florida,and then headed to thebeach for a day or two torelax before heading backto Madisonville to work. I personally am a

workaholic and strugglewith relaxing. I pastor the

OAA Worship Center,teach Celebrate Recoveryon Monday nights to helpthose with hurts, habits,and hang-ups get theirlives back on track, I runthe OAA RestorationCenter - Monroe County’sonly homeless shelter -and I also run Full Throt-tle Warriors - a motorcy-cle ministry - and in myspare time I’m a ride cap-tain with the PatriotGuard Riders who escortour fallen veterans to theirfinal resting place, and justthis week I leased anotherbuilding to open the OAAMinistries Thrift store. Whew, I’m tired look-

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Preacher Morgangave us an example thatwe often try to overlook.In the beginning Godworked six days and com-manded us to rest on theseventh just like He did.Now, I’ll be honest, I reallydon’t think that Godworking those six daysmade Him exhausted, butinstead I think He set theexample for us. Jesus also many times

in the Bible would retreatoff to be by Himself,sometimes to pray andsometimes just for soli-tude. I learned a long time

ago if you need somethingto get done, ask a busyperson, because the per-son doing nothing will stilldo nothing and the busyperson will make a hole inhis or her schedule to addthe task but we must fol-low Jesus’ example and re-treat away to solitude torelax. We are like an ATM

money machine. Oncefilled with money, it worksdispensing cash all daylong to anyone with adebit card who desires totake a swipe. But one daysomeone is going to comeby and swipe his card andno money will come out.Why? The machine isbankrupt. It needs to berefilled with more money.We are exactly like that

ATM machine. We pourout of ourselves to ourfamilies, our jobs, and yes,to God, and just like thatATM we will go bankruptif we don’t take time awayto refuel and refresh. You don’t have to be

like me and sit on a beach

dosing into a comatosestate at the sound of thewaves. There have beenmany days that I havegone to the Island in Pi-geon Forge and sat in therocking chair around thepond just listening to themusic and watching thewater for three to fourhours and that’s free to do.I know some people

love to go to the river inTellico Plains and listen tothe water while otherslove to go fishing or hunt-ing. My point is this, don’t

let yourself get so over-worked, over-stressed, orover-capacitated that yourpersonal ATM goes bust.Take one day a week

and set it aside to honorGod, set aside time awayregularly, and know whenyour beginning to get uglybecause you are over tired. If you don’t have a

home church to go to, youare hereby invited to comehang with me at the OAAWorship Center. We evenhave the Cracker Barrelstyle rocking chairs outfront to sit in and relax be-fore or after service.

Harris(Continued from pg 1)

Niles Ferry Road. Hicks and Dockerypresented their findingsinto a March 10 incidentduring which Harris al-legedly stole metal sheetsfrom a female victim. Thesheets were valued at over$2,500.

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- The BUZZ April 29, 2017parades. The Taliban,meanwhile, announcedplans to ramp up militaryattacks on both Afghanand coalition securityforces as part of its springoffensive, a move that fol-lowed an April 21 strike onan army base that killed140 soldiers. And the University ofCopenhagen joined re-searchers from Universityof North Carolina ChapelHill this past week, deter-mining that some individ-uals have a DNA “fatgene” and gain weight nomatter how little they eat,while others can eat andeat and eat and never gaina pound. However, scien-tists from both countriessaid the current globalobesity epidemic camedown to one thing: (braceyourself) lack of regularphysical exercise.

In an exclusive inter-view with Reuters on Fri-day, President DonaldTrump warned that a“major, major conflict”with North Korea couldresult from the ongoingstandoff over its nuclearand missile programs,adding he hoped diplo-macy would prevail. Theinterview was wide-rang-ing and included SouthKorea’s responsibility forpaying $1 billion for theTHAAD anti-missile de-fense system and Trump’splan to defeat the IslamicState terror network. At the same time,Trump said Chinese Pres-ident Xi Jinping was as-sisting in mitigating theissue with Pyongyang.U.S. Secretary of State RexTillerson told Fox Newson Friday that China hadthreatened tiny littleoinker dictator Kim JongUn with sanctions if theNorth’s rogue governmentcontinued to disregardcalls to stop conductingnuclear tests. Meanwhile, a FoxNews poll released on Fri-day said voters in the U.S.favored by a 53-39 percentmargin using militaryforce to keep NorthKorea from making fur-ther advancements onnukes, calling the Norththe greatest immediatethreat to the United

States, followed by ISISand then Russia. In thesame poll, two out ofthree American voters ap-proved of the missilestrikes Trump ordered onSyria in response to its useof chemical weaponsagainst its people. The president of Mace-donia called an emergencymeeting of the country’spolitical leaders on Fridayhours after demonstratorsinvaded parliament andassaulted opposition law-makers. Police said 77 per-sons, supporters of thedominant conservativeparty, and 22 police offi-cers were injured in theovernight riot, a protestagainst the election of anew speaker. A female in her 60swho was injured in anApril 7 truck attack inStockholm died on Friday,raising the death toll inthe incident to five. Thewoman was not identifiedbut had been hospitalizedsince the attack by 39-year-old Rakhmat Akilovof Uzbek, who earlierpleaded guilty to rammingthe truck into a crowd ona main thoroughfare ofthe city. Afghanistan on Fridaymarked its 25th anniver-sary of its victory over So-viet Russian troops andthe birth of the Afghannation, its leaders makingspeeches and approving

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Maryville man in connec-tion with a 2015 homicidecase. At the request of TenthDistrict Attorney GeneralSteve Crump, TBI specialagents joined the MonroeCounty Sheriff ’s Office ininvestigating the death of42-year-old Kelly S. Cozartin July 2015, shortly afterher body was discoveredin a creek near Sloan Roadin Vonore. During the course ofthe investigation, agentsdetermined that Cozart

was actually murdered at alocation on Avondale Av-enue in Knoxville. Withthe assistance of detec-tives from the KnoxvillePolice department, agentsdeveloped informationleading to Ryan M. Allenas the individual responsi-ble for Cozart’s death. On Tuesday, the KnoxCounty Grand Jury re-turned indictments charg-ing Allen with first-degreeMurder and abuse of acorpse. On Thursday, he

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internal investigation tookplace within the depart-ment. Days after Graves andJohnson were arrested in2015, Lovingood filed a$1.3 million civil lawsuit,naming Graves, Johnson,and the sheriff ’s depart-ment as defendants, alleg-ing violations of his Fifth,Eighth, and FourteenthAmendment rights, andasking a jury to award him$1 million in compensa-tory damages and$100,000 in punitivedamages from each defen-dant. Johnson opted for atrial in the TBI case andthe hearing has been setfor July 26. In other court results

earlier in the week… Edward Neil Keyt’sprobation was revoked onMonday and Judge SandraDonaghy ordered him toserve eight years for 2016convictions on metham-phetamine possession andresale offenses. Gage Bright, sale anddelivery Schedule IImethamphetamine, plea,eight years probation after90 days in jail, $2,000 fine. Jennifer Brown, posses-sion of meth, plea, 11months 29 days probationafter 30 days, $750; bur-glary, plea, two years pro-bation after 30 days; theftover $2,500, plea, twoyears probation after 30days. Charles Davis, viola-tion of probation, or VOP,revoked to serve. Andree Falgout, theft

over $1,000, plea, twoyears probation after 30days. Michael Fetke, perjury,plea, 11/29 suspended. Douglas Harris, VOP,revoked to serve. Jenny Harris, promot-ing the manufacture ofmeth, plea, four years pro-bation, $2,000. Michael Lethco, aggra-vated sexual battery, trialAugust 16. Latashia Long, Sched-ule I ecstasy resale, plea,ten years with the Ten-nessee Department ofCorrections, $2,000;meth resale, plea, tenyears, $2,000; ScheduleIII resale, plea, four years,$2,000; Schedule IV re-sale, plea, four years,$2,000. Joshua Maze, theft over$10,000, plea, six years

probation after 180 days. Gregory Pettitt, reck-less vehicular homicide,trial August 16. Steve Sloan Dog, driv-ing under the influence,trial June 21. Doyle Stevens, autoburglary, plea, four years;theft over $1,000, plea,

11/29. Michael L. White, saledelivery Schedule IIdrugs, plea, eight yearsprobation after 365 days,$2,000. Karen Sue Carter,Schedule II drugs resale,four years judicial diver-sion.

Tulli Cole The green still calls,beckons, and Dylan Ed-wards of Tellico PlainsHigh School boldly an-swered this invitation tofurther adventure this pastFriday. Upon graduation asa Bear, he will take up hisgolf clubs and enter intothe realm of college ath-letics. He will soon ply hischosen trade as a memberof the Cleveland State

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Golf Team. The horizon is limitlessfor this talented Bear. Edwards signed withthe college on April 28,2017. Joining him duringthe ceremony was hismother, Casey Edwards,Tellico Plains HighSchool’s Golf Coach andAthletic Director ShawnYates, and LJ Kilby, Cleve-land State Golf Coach andDirector of Golf. The BUZZ wishesDylan Edwards well de-served and hearty congrat-ulations on thisachievement. Best of luckin all your future endeav-ors!


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Former Coast GuardCommandant AdmiralRobert Papp, an ex-StateDepartment special repre-sentative to the Arctic,said on Friday that Russiawas outdistancing theUnited States in the ArcticCircle, going after theriches of the region, theoil and gas reserves that liealong the lengthy Russiancoastline. With a new mil-itary base in the frigidnorth, Moscow was leav-ing the U.S. “woefully be-hind” in the new “ColdWar,” he said. Following widespreadcriticism for taking in$400,000 for a WallStreet-sponsored speechcoming in September,Barack Obama on Fridaytold the A&E Network inNew York City he hadpulled in the exact sameamount for anotherspeech in the Big Apple.The earlier announce-ment brought harsh criti-cism from the formerpresident’s own Demo-cratic Party, despiteObama saying “takingmoney” from Wall Streetwas not the same as being“bought” by Wall Street. After a group of YaleUniversity graduate stu-dents announced on Tues-day they would beundertaking a hungerstrike to pressure theschool’s administrationinto granting them betterunion benefits, a closerlook on Friday found thestrike was merely “sym-bolic” and protestorswould be free to come andgo and trot off to get foodwhen they got hungry.Analysts said no doubt thestrike could now last for-

ever. California GovernorJerry Moonbeam Brownunsealed previously secretmemos related to the re-pair plans and safety issuesat the damaged OrovilleDam this past week, buthis initial refusal to releaseinfo over contract biddingand overall costs had stateofficials fuming onWednesday and Thursday.On Friday, the acting di-rector of California’s De-partment of WaterResources said he knewnone of the details of the$275 million contractawarded to repair thedam, which was damagedin February. According to re-searchers at the Universityof Bristol on Friday, smok-ing can not only have neg-

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The Town of Vonore Board of Mayor and Al-dermen will hold its regular monthly meetingon Tuesday, May 9, 2017, at 7:00 p.m. in thecourtroom, located in the upper level ofVonore City Hall to take action on the follow-ing items:

Public Hearing:Ordinance No. 17-02 entitled Budget Amend-ment Ordinance for the Fiscal Year Ending June30, 2017 Ordinance No. 17-03 entitled Budget Ordinancefor the Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2018 Copies of the agenda are available at City Hall.The public is invited to attend and make com-ment. Courtney Dalton Viar, City Recorder

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The The Monroe County Board of Educa-tion will have a workshop at 6:00 p.m. onThursday, May 4th, 2017 in the board roomat the Director of Schools office. The regu-lar monthly board meeting will follow at6:30 p.m.Mr. Tim BlankenshipDirector of Schools

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Caution with Outdoor Burning The historic 2016 Ten-nessee fall fire seasondrastically brought atten-tion to how wildfires burnour woods, especiallywhen the state is under se-vere drought conditions.While the severity of thedrought has been reducedthis spring, the State FireMarshal’s Office and theDepartment of Agricul-ture’s Division of Forestryremind Tennesseans thatit is still important to re-main cautious with anyoutdoor burning activi-ties. “As residents head out-side to begin sprucing uptheir property, we remindthem to be aware of out-door-burning safety pre-cautions,” said State FireMarshal and Commerceand Insurance Commis-

sioner Julie Mix McPeak.“Fire spreads quickly, ig-niting brush, trees, homes,and belongings. By plan-ning ahead and ensuringthat burnings are con-ducted properly, you canhelp protect your propertyand your loved ones.” If your spring cleaningplans include the burningof limbs, lumber, andother debris, take the fol-lowing precautions tomake sure your outdoorburning is handled safely: Check with your localfire department or munic-ipality for any restrictionsbefore starting an open air,recreational, or outdoorcooking fire. Obtainproper permits, if re-quired. You might not bepermitted to do outdoorburning in some munici-

palities and during someseasons. • In addition to notify-ing your local fire depart-ment, let neighbors knowyour plans to burn. • Closely supervise alloutdoor fires. Make surethe fire is out before leav-ing. • Supervise childrenaround any fire outdoors,including campfires, firepits, chimineas, and out-door fireplaces. • Permitted open fires(such as bonfires or trashfires) need to be at least 50feet from anything thatcan burn. • Permitted recre-ational fires (such ascampfires or fire pits)need to be at least 25 feetaway from anything thatcan burn, including treesand overhangingbranches. Never leave acampfire unattended. Ex-tinguish your fire com-pletely.

• Establish wide controllines down to bare mineralsoil at least five feet widearound burn piles. • Avoid burning onwindy, dry days. Whenconditions are windy ordry, it is easy for openburning to spread out ofcontrol. • Where outdoor burn-ing is allowed, never usegasoline or other flamma-ble or combustible liquids. • When burning, have ahose, bucket of water, orshovel and dirt or sandnearby to extinguish thefire. • In the unfortunateevent that a fire does getout of control, call 911 im-mediately and wait in asafe place for the arrival ofthe local fire department. From October 15through May 15, anyonestarting an open-air firewithin 500 feet of a forest,grassland, or woodlandmust by law secure a burn-ing permit from the Ten-nessee Department of

Agriculture’s Division ofForestry. Permits are notrequired for burning incontainers such as a metalbarrel with a half-inchmesh screen cover. The permits can be ob-tained by calling your localDivision of Forestry officebetween the hours of 8a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondaythru Friday. Permits aregenerally good for 24hours and can be issuedfor weekend burning. Per-mits can also be obtainedonline for small-scaleburning of leaf and brushpiles measuring less than 8feet by 8 feet in area. Theonline system was devel-oped to more efficientlyissue permits to landown-ers conducting small-scaledebris burns, and to pro-vide better access throughthe weekend and eveninghours for landowners. These permits can beobtained on days and incounties where burn per-mits are allowed. Visithttp://BurnSafeTn.org.The website is also a goodsource of information forsafe debris burning prac-tices. Anyone needing toburn within an incorpo-rated city should contactcity authorities about anylocal burning ordinances.Many towns and citieshave their own burningregulations that supersedethe Division of Forestry’sburning permit program. For information onwhat materials may NOTbe burned in Tennessee,please visit the TennesseeDepartment of Environ-ment and Conservation'sOpen Burning Guidelines:https://www.tn.gov/envi-ronment/article/apc-open-burning.

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The City of Madisonville is seeking bids for an experi-enced and qualified fireworks contractor to furnish alllabor, materials, equipment, licenses, permits, insur-ance and other services necessary for providing asafe and exciting, choreographed aerial pyrotechnicalfireworks display for the annual Independence DayCelebration, July 4, 2017. The duration of the showshall be approximately 15 minutes. All sealed bidsshall be submitted to Ashley Cook, Purchasing Direc-tor by 4:30 PM, May 15, 2017 and can be hand deliv-ered or mailed to her attention to City of Madisonville,400 College St N, Madisonville, TN 37354. Questionsregarding this bid can be submitted to James Bledsoeor Ashley Cook at 423-442-9416.James Bledsoe Alderman of Streets and Parks

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County JoblessnessEases in MarchGreg Altum Monroe County had adecrease in its unemploy-ment rate for March, ac-cording to the TennesseeDepartment of Labor andWorkforce Developmentthis past week. “The March unem-ployment rate for MonroeCounty was 4.9 percentcompared to 5.2 percentfor February,” analystLarry Green said. “The4.9 percent rate wasslightly lower than lastyear’s 5.1 percent.” Employment gainscame in construction,temporary services, andleisure and hospitality in-dustries. Local govern-ment showed a smallincrease. The only em-ployment declines werefrom the manufacturingand the retail trade indus-tries. McMinn County, how-ever, had an increase in itsrate, coming in at 5.8 per-cent compared to 5.6 per-cent in February. Loudon County’s ratedeclined from 4.7 percentto 4.6 percent. Blount County fellfrom 4.8 percent to 4.5percent. The state unemploy-ment rate went from 5.3percent to 5.1 percent. The national unem-ployment rate slippedfrom 4.7 percent to 4.5. Williamson County(Franklin, Brentwood) had

the state's lowest rate at3.3 percent. Rhea County (Dayton)had the state’s highest at8.3 percent.

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Four truck tires, P275x85R18,Goodyear, white lettering, $150firm 423-404-5344

2000 Mustang, convertible, red,V6, 5 speed, 146K, rebuilt title$2,200 423-572-0009 or 423-371-0104

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2005 Chevy Trailblazer, white,4x4 $3,500 423-572-0009 or423-371-0104

1998 Chevy Silverado, green,extended cab, 2wd $2,300 423-572-0009 or 423-371-0104

2000 Chevy Silverado, white,extended cab, 2wd $2,500 423-572-0009 or 423-371-0104

Prom dresses and weddinggowns under $100 call for ap-pointment 423-295-5518 after 5p.m.

Plus size wedding gowns, onenever worn, cathedral train, lotsof sequins and lace, $240, othera-line asymmetrical satin gown,$150, 423-519-2348

2000 Chevy Trailblazer 4 WD,rebuilt title, $1,500, 423-371-0104 or 423-572-0009.

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New hydraulic hose, made to fitCat excavator, measures two-and-half feet long with one inchdiameter, has brass ends and o-rings $50 423-351-7736

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HP Deskjet Printer, $15, if no an-swer leave message 423-420-0993

Small K920 Canon copy ma-chine withj new E-40 cartridge,$25, 423-295-2319 no calls after7 p.m.

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Hoover 175 Floor Max stripper,Hoover 1550 Floor Max buffer,and misc cleaning supplies $600423-745-2559

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Nine foot Aqua Swan aluminumboat, sold by Sears, $800 OBO,423-261-2850. Ten horse-power Evenrude out-board motor, $600 OBO, 423-261-2850.

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HP all in one printer, fax,scanner,copier, needs black ink cartridge,with extra color cartridge $45423-351-7736

Radio with CD player $20 423-519-7162

53" Flat Screen, floor model, oneyear old, like new $150 423-561-02751970's Stereo 13" wide x 51"long, am/fm, turntable, 8 track,46 - LP's gospel records, 15 - 8track tapes $150 423-442-5417

Concrete block, around 100, twofor $1, 423-253-6611 or 423-519-5588

Decorative concrete borderstones, 75 pieces, $30 for all,423-253-6611 or 423-519-5588

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Used left and right tail light as-sembly, complete with wiringharness to fit 2002 Chevy Silver-ado 2500 truck, left side hascrack, both sides work $50 423-351-7736

1995 Ford F150, air and heat$500 obo 423-519-3148

Shell for full size Dodge or Fordpick up, 70" wide by 80" long$125 423-404-8166

DVD player $20 423-519-7162ELECTRONICS

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Antique 3/4 size cannonball stylebed, dresser, nightstand withcustom made mattress andboxspring in excellent condition$650. 423-261-5115.

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Hoosier cabinet, very nice, rollup drawer and flower bin $500423-404-3175

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Love Seat $125 423-371-0774

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Entertainment center, approx.4.5 feet long by 4.5 feet tall $55423-519-4458

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Firewood $60 a rik delivered inMadisonville 423-807-0593

FURNITURE

1965 table and hutch with glassdoors, two captain chairs, fourside chairs, three leafs to expandtable $1,000 obo 423-253-7342

Seasoned oak firewood for sale$50/rik Sweetwater 423-836-3016

Grandfather clock, made byBroyhill, all wood, runs good $85423-519-4458

Firewood, all hardwood $25/rik423-519-6061

Firewood for sale, $45/load 423-519-7532

Coffee table, large, two doors$40 423-253-5908

Glasstop end table with built inlamp $20 423-253-5908

Full size bed , cherry wood $20423-253-5908

Oak table, four chairs, $245,423-887-4709

Round table with four chairs,$125, 423-371-0774

Queen size boxspring and mat-tress, like new, white $200 423-371-0774

Two-toned dinette set with fourchairs, $125, 423-545-9226

Firewood, all hardwood, $40/rikdelivered locally by Elvis, 423-371-1894

King size box spring and ma-tress, like new, $250, 423-371-0774

EXCAVATION SERVICESdesign & build roads,

driveways, land clearing, building pads, topsoil

COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTAL

State Licensed Contractor

Hamilton Enviromental

Gary Hamilton 423-253-5699Mitchell Hamilton 423-561-0675

Madisonville. 1800 sf Openarea. 1 restroom. Faces Hwy411. $750/mo James 519-0600

Sweetwater, 1800 square foot,commercial property, 1 milesouth of Walmart on Hwy 11.$800/mo. James 423-519-0600

Recliner, burgandy $60 423-253-5908

Hide-a-way computer desk, sixfoot tall, cherry wood $200 423-420-6356

Four drawer chest of drawers,$100, 423-836-9407

Loveseat, burgandy, velvet $150423-351-3874

King size mattress, boxsprings,and bed frame, like new $250423-836-8559

Couch, beige $200 423-351-3874

Couch, nice, reclines on bothends $250 423-351-3874

EXCAVATION

Vintage Mersman coffee table,#8082, 423-836-1187

Motel 6Daily, Weekly andMonthly Rentals

New Weekly Special $175

All Utilities IncludedHBO • WiFi • Indoor Pool

423-492-0500

plus tax

Antique baby cradle with rocker,solid oak, $125 865-408-0118

Staffmark is currently

recruiting for NEWELL/RUBBERMAID

IN MARYVILLEAvailable positions

includePACKAGING

MATERIAL HANDLERMACHINE OPERATOR

These are 12 hour day and night shifts

Pay ranges from $8.50 - $12.50

per hour.

Please apply online atStaffmark.com

or contact us at 865-693-4047

for more information.COME JOIN A WINNING TEAM!

EOE

A few rentals available in Mon-roe County. Sweetwater, Madis-onville, Tellico and Vonoreplease call 423-442-3944 for de-tails.

Lazy Boy, tan leather, reclinercouch $200 423-253-6611 or423-519-5588

HVAC INSTALLERS AND SERVICE TECHSLooking for experienced

installers or servicetechnicians.Pay dependent on experience:

$15 - $21 hourly. Retirement benefitsand paid vacation

423-442-5039www.harrisheatingcooling.com

HELP WANTED

DINNER BELL

Prep Cook Grill Cook

Apply in Person at

SWEETWATER

Lakewood Place inLoudon, now hiring, 2ndshift LPN's and 3rd shiftCaregivers, send resuméto [email protected] orcall 865-200-2332

Whirlpool air conditioner 10,000BTU and 8,000 BTU, good coldair $150/each 423-405-8799

Child's Recliner, brown leather$15 423-617-8552

This institution is an equalopportunity provider and

employer

SEQUOYAH TRAIL APARTMENTSAccepting ApplicationsOffering 1&2 Bedroom UnitsFor elderly (62 and over)and

handicapped/disabled of any age.733 New Hwy 68, Sweetwater

423-337-7471

Computer desk, wood, with key-board slide out $30, three book-shelves, wood, $20 each,423-337-7083.Couch, mauve and blue $100423-253-5908Dresser, powder painted silvergrey, with matching twin bed$185/set 423-572-1959 or 423-807-0507Bookshelf, three shelves, forlarge books $30 obo 423-836-9407Chest of drawers with four draw-ers $60 423-253-5908

A few rentals available in MonroeCounty. Sweetwater, Madis-onville, Tellico Plains, andVonore please call 423-442-3944 for details.

FURNITURE

Recliner, nice, good condition,$50 other furniture and numer-ous items 423-519-3533 or 423-404-1030

Metal fort bed with full size mat-tress on top, ladder on bothends, shelves on back and bot-tom, $250, 423-572-2202

Craftmatic twin, adjustable bed,never slept in $500 423-884-2526

Brown Ashley microfiber sofa,like new, $250, 865-230-1292Coffee table and sofa table$50/set 865-230-1292

Two Bedroom, one bathroom,apartment for rent, Madisonville$150/week 423-280-8198

One bedroom apartment inCoker Creek, newly renovated,$400/ month, utilities included423-261-2335

Full size box spring and mat-tress, $100, 423-371-0074

Six old wooden doors, $200 forall 423-519-9898.

423-519-5802

ON CALL 24/7

$45 SERVICE CALLSMILITARY DISCOUNT

Equal Housing OpportunityHandicap Units Available

AFFORDABLE HOUSINGOLD SAYBROOK

APARMENTS1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Available, Appliances furnished Maintenance & yard work provided Income limits apply.

529 Isbill Rd., Madisonville423-442-2262

TDD: 1-800-848-0298THIS INSTITUTION IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY

PROVIDER AND EMPLOYER.

YOUR AD GOES HERE!THE BUZZ 442-1635

YOUR BUSINESS NAME HERE

FOR AS LITTLE AS$50 PER MONTH!

CALL FOR DETAILS442-1635

Couch, green leather, hide-a-bed $100 423-351-3874

SOLD!

SOLD!

- The BUZZApril 29, 2017

INFANTS & CHILDREN

Oak, hickory seasoned firewood423-404-0397 or 423-404-1835

Four push mowers and oneweedeater, call for more infor-mation 423-519-3718

Crib, dark real wood, with mat-tress $50 423-404-0836

Firewood for sale $50/rik call423-371-0774

Firewood $55/rik delivered 423-351-3067

All hardwood, red oak, and ash$40/ric delivered locally call Elvis423-617-4211

Garden Vegetable plants, toma-toes, peppers, and more, heir-looms 423-261-2144

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS

ED’S TREE SERVICELicensed-Bonded-InsuredFREE ESTIMATES24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE865-257-4804 423-253-4176

Gas powered push mower, $50,423-404-8494.

LAWN & FARMLawn mower blades, half price,lawn mower parts and repair423-442-2422

Old horse drawn mower andwagon for sale 423-404-4311

Fresh brown eggs, free range,non fertile, Sweetwater$2/dozen 423-836-3016

Stump King

GOT STUMPS?

423-442-4729Free Estimates

• Low-Cut Stumps• Small $5 and Up

• Medium $25 and Up• Large $40 and UpJOB MINIMUM $50

Fresh country eggs, brown orwhite, Madisonville, $1.25/dozen423-442-3102

HARRIS STUMP GRINDING

Professional, Affordable,Reliable, & InsuredNew 4x4 MachineCALL 423-506-0166 FORYOUR FREE ESTIMATE

PLUMBING

CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS

MISCELLANEOUS

22 ton Huskey log splitter, likenew, conditioner, $795, 423-507-7881

2006 Kawasaki Vulcan Classic,purchased new off showroomfloor in 2010. Black, 8,000 miles,added $3,000 in chrome afterpurchase, like new, immaculatecondition $6,500 OBO 870-844-0291 or 870-844-7002 in Madis-onville.

Brown, medium and extra largefree range chicken eggs for sale$1.50-$4/dozen 865-661-0686

John Deere plaque/wall hang-ing, checkerboard game as wellas wall decor, just remove andplay, $50, 865-812-8521.

Collectibles, Yesterday figurines$20-$40, Holiday Barbie from1981-1990's, Denim Day fig-urines, $30/set, Complete 50stat S&P quarters with all fiftyteddy bear holders still pack-aged, 423-404-3107 leave mes-sage

25 gallon Homebrew brandcrock, $60, 423-337-5973.

Anitque hay rake $100 423-442-5606

Collectible whiskey decanters,Jim Beam, Ezra Brooks etc.,423-442-6435.

MUSIC

History of Football books 423-337-6798

Farm fresh eggs, Greenback,$2/dozen, 865-250-0230

LAWN & FARM

Elvis memorabilia 423-337-6798

Softball helmet $40, Face Mask$20, Under Armor Cleats, size6.5 $15, Nike basketball shoes,gym worn one season only $30423-241-9369

Four and five gallon buckets withlids 423-253-4162

Collectables, Six Pug Plates,Danbury Mint, all are numbered$90/ all 423-351-7736

Vantage slim line guitar, hardshelled case, blonde, acousticwith electric pick-up $300. Addi-tional case $50, 423-519-6832

Two 25' loging chains $95/ both423-351-7736

Antique teddy bear cookie jar,received as a Christmas gift in1945, purchased locally inSweetwater, $40, 423-337-5973

Built to SuitPOLE BARNS, BOAT AND RV EQUIPMENTSTORAGES.

GARAGES AND SHEDSFREE ESTIMATES423-436-0921

PEST CONTROL

Weider weights 423-253-2324

Lift chair, good shape, back uppower for power outages, willdeliver, $250, 423-572-2202

TOOLSCraftsman power saw in case$100 423-442-1037.

PET SERVICESPLAYTIME PET PALSPet Sitting in Your Home

Flexible scheduling, callto arrange an introduc-tory visit with JaneHum, owner. 423-884-3632

Licensed & Insured

HEAT & COOLING

Let the Butler Do It!

423-507-4461

Small Job Specialist35 Years Experience

Water HeatersToilets & Faucets

Electric Sewer & Drain Cleaning

BUTLER PLUMBINGSERVICES

Psalm 90:17

CHRISTIAN OWNED AND OPERATED

New parts for Nutron R51 LXPwheelchair, two new motors,650 watts $100/both, new bat-tery charger $25, two backwheels, new, $10 423-295-5245

LET US BRING THE PARTY TO YOU!NOW BOOKING FOR

BIRTHDAYS • FESTIVALS • PARTIES OR ANY OUTDOOR EVENTWE DELIVER & SET UP

423.836.6077

PARTY SUPPLIES

Farm fresh eggs, Niota$1.50/dozen 423-453-8033

Large burlap sacks 423-253-4162Antique Victor victrola 423-404-3107 leave messageAntique barn planks, old woodbeams and rafters. 423-442-2131D & M MOWING SERVICES

Residential & Commercial

Tim Denton 519-2364

LAWN CARE

Elvis Presley collectables 423-519-63908 foot pool table, excellent con-dition, three piece slate, droppockets, cue sticks, wall packs,etc. $400 423-420-0042

BRIGHT BOYSMowing & Landscape

423-351-3545Free Estimate

Complete Lawn Care Brush Removal &Pressure Washing

Guitar, FG 160, brown seal,Yamaha, excellent condition$150 423-442-3198

HUNTING & FISHING

Custom painted fishing lures423-519-9898G3 Butt Seat, black and grey,telescoping seat pole, SwivelEZE, new, never used $170 val-ued at $225 423-442-8625

Kubota commercial zero-turnmower, 2014, 54-inch cut, 189hours, 24 horsepower, $4,750423-261-2895

Aleta Martinserving Monroe County

423-453-9807

Country fresh eggs, $2 a dozen,423-836-2505

Farm fresh eggs, free range,Monroe County's finest happyhens $2.00/dozen, discounts formulti-dozen purchases 423-442-1327

Brown and blue eggs, local,healthy, fresh, free range$2/dozen 423-442-9363

MOTORCYCLES,ATVS, & GO-KARTS

Four used all terrain tires fro ATCfour wheeler, two are Goodyearsize 25x11.5x9 and two areDeestone 23x8x11, will take $75for the set of four 423-351-7736

LAWN & FARMBaby chicks for sale, $2, Indian-runner ducks, $4, and free rangeeggs $2/dozen 423-837-3169

REAL ESTATE

2004 Kawasaki with a trike kit onit, $6,000, 423-295-2078

2005 Harley Davidson HeritageSoftail, 38K, lots of chrome andlights $7,500 423-351-3826

Royal Star Venture Turing,1300cc V.R. 205, 16K miles 865-206-7860

SPORTING GOODS

Tree lounge, tree stand $125423-351-3860

Six foot drum mower 865-206-7860

Lawn mower, self propelled,new $75 423-253-6611 or 43-519-5588

2005 Honda VTX, 1800NCruiser, black, lots of chrome, 8Kmiles, new tires, new battery,many extras, very nice $6,000423-295-4020 or 423-442-6772

Canning jars, quart size$4/dozen 423-404-4311

Rotary Tiller, good condition$225 423-371-0800 WANTED

Would like to buy a small pieceof land with a singlewide mobilehome or could buy land and mo-bile home separately. Will paycash money, 423-371-0229.

Large, two seat, high perform-ance go-cart, rode three hours,$995, 423-519-5569.

Firewood, cut and delivered, $60rik, 423-572-2202

Madisonville. Lots for sale. 1/2ac to 1.9 ac. City water. Power.County road frontage. No restric-tions. Mobile or tiny house. Nor-man Lee Real Estate423-442-3944, Dan Watson423-253-4700 or James Lee423-519-0600 O/A

Troy-Bilt riding mower, 23 HP, 50inch cut, very good $800 423-271-6060 after 5:30 p.m.

Bicycles for sale, 212 LongMeadow Lane, Fri & Sat from 9-2 p.m 423-887-4209

YOUR AD GOES HERE!THE BUZZ 442-1635

New Idea 4x5 round baler$5,000 423-836-4958Hesston rake $1,500 423-836-4958Hesston Disc mower $3,200423-836-4958Gooseneck trailer, 18 foot$2,500 423-836-4958

Child's recliner $15 423-371-8538

NO CREDIT CHECK

APPLY BY PHONE

QUICK LOANS OF TNCash Loans up to $700

MADISONVILLE 4207 HIGHWAY 411 N

CALL CANDICE 423-420-3213

EASY PAYMENTS

VACATION RENTALSWyndham Ocean BoulevardNorth Myrtle Beach condo,beach front, 2 bedroom 2 bath,four nights, week of May 30,$600, 423-337-1839

Bean and tomato stakes 423-404-1078

SOLD!

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