Tammy Curtis

29 teams showed their support of the Highland Rebel Booster Club on May 14 at Cherokee Village’s South Golf Course. The teams also played in honor of one the club’s late organizers and fundraising standouts, Robert Roberts, who passed away last March. Robert’s wife, Pam, front right, was present for the tournament and honored by the sentiment. Pictured from left with Roberts are, Seani Gibson, Booster Club Vice President; Rachel Jones, Booster…

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Tammy Curtis, Publisher While there is a rather lengthy list of activities one should never participate in with their male “significant other”... we are going to forego the obvious and move on to the two that flash to mind faster than lightening. Holding a flashlight while he works and the Holy Grail of all No’s…. Allowing him to tow you or forcing you to tow him with some sort of device in a…

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Sharp County Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy Kevin “Bart” Simpson reviews several plaques, including on for the Medal of Valor, presented to Craig Richardson, the son of Cave City Police Officer Jeff Richardson, the only Sharp County officer killed in the line of duty. Sheriff Shane Russell and Simpson presented Richardson with the plagues in honor of his late father, who was killed in 1993 at the annual Memorial on May 10 at…

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Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor A Sharp County attorney and former public defender, has found himself suspended from practicing law and also charged criminally after months of events culminated with his suspension last week. After receiving and reviewing complaints, on May 11, Lisa Ballard, Executive Director of the Supreme Court Office of Professional Conduct issued an interim suspension notice to Calvin Francis Harrell, III. The Hardy attorney is accused of allegedly violating several…

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Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor A new barbershop opened last week in Highland and men in the area have been happy to be able to get their hair cut quickly without a required appointment. The Man Cave, is located across from Highland City Hall at 1669 Hwy,. 62/412, next to Bobby Woods Shelter Insurance. Owner Laura Conley said she loved cutting hair and worked in a barber shop near a military base and…

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