Volume: XII Issue: 364 March 20, 2017

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Two men charged withvandalism of the sign atthe Madisonville McDon-ald’s restaurant in Januaryappeared in MonroeCounty General SessionsCourt on Tuesday, one en-tering a guilty plea, theother taking a case reset.

Sign Vandalism: $3,850 in Restitution(See Docket pg 6)

Tulli Cole It was a chilly after-

noon for the MonroeCounty Prevention andWellness Coalition, as afew of its members gath-ered for a meeting onMarch 14, 2017. Thecloudy sky was spittingsnow when Patty Willi-ford called the meeting toorder at 11:58 a.m. The coalition first re-viewed the minutes fromthe previous meeting. Itwas held on January 17,2017. Crystal Russell mo-tioned to approve of theminutes as read, and Tam-mie George seconded.

Coalition Talks Count It, Lock It, Drop it Campaign

came to light in early 2012when three men hunting

A homicide that tookplace in Loudon Countyin 2005 and languished forseven years unsolved willbe the feature story on theInvestigation DiscoveryChannel tomorrow night,Tuesday, at 10 p.m. The episode will revisitthe murder of a Knoxvillewoman whose husbandkilled her and dumped herbody in Loudon Countyin 2005. Her remains (See Murder pg 7)

McNabb

(See Coalition pg 10)

A Sweetwater man whoundertook a series of bur-glaries and thefts last yearwas sentenced in MonroeCounty Criminal Courton Monday to a combined55 years in prison. However, Judge SandraDonaghy took his pleas –

Theft, Burglary SuspectSentenced to 55 Years

12 in all – and orderedthem to be served concur-rently, or all at the sametime, each stacked oneupon another, like pan-cakes, giving David LeeAnderson, 31, of Sunny-side Road an effective sen-

Former Sheriff’s Officers: One to Plea, One Set for Trial

Anderson (See Court pg 5)

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Greg Altum Homeless Manage-ment of Monroe Countygathered for its monthlymeeting on Tuesday, de-ciding to hold a fundrais-

ing breakfast on Saturday,April 8. The meal will bea $5 “all you can eat” affairfrom 7-11 a.m., centeringon blueberry, pecan,chocolate chip, and low-carb pancakes served atthe Madisonville FirstUnited MethodistChurch. Contributions will beaccepted and donations ora ticket purchase will alsofund the event.

Fundraising Fills Homeless Management Meet Barbara Raper an-nounced fundraising road-blocks would take place inSweetwater on May 13 andin Tellico Plains on Sep-tember 16. A possible golftournament was suggestedas a way to collect funding. Don Abel announcedthat the Shelter My Sheephad purchased three acreson Ridge Road in Madis-onville to be used for,

(See HMMC pg 7)

Joshua McNabb ofRossville, Georgia,pleaded to vandalism over

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OBITUARIESANDERSON, BOBBY G.,age 81, of Sweetwater,passed away Tuesday,March 14, 2017, at U.T.Medical Center. He was amember of Fraternal Orderof Police Watts Bar LodgeF2; he was a KentuckyColonel, and a lifetimemember of VFW Post5156. Preceded in deathby his wife, Alyce Ander-son; parents, Henry Avery(Averit) and Norah ShieldsAnderson. Survivors:daughter and son-in-law,Glynnette Anderson andJon Swenson, of Sweet-water; granddaughter,Austyn Anderson, ofNashville; children by pre-vious marriage, KathrynMcLemore, Bobby GlynnAnderson, Jr. and wifeCasey, all of Texas, BillyJoe Anderson of Nashville.Funeral 12 p.m., Friday,March 17, Biereley-HaleChapel, Rev. Gale Miller of-ficiating. Interment inHaven Hill Memorial Gar-dens. Family will receivefriends from 6-8 p.m.,Thursday, Biereley-HaleFuneral Home, Madis-onville.CROWDEN, MINNIE LEE,age 81, of Vonore, wenthome to be with her heav-enly Father, 12:35 p.m.Thursday, March 16, 2017at Sweetwater Hospital.Member of Ebenezer(Ballplay) Baptist Church.Survivors: loving husbandof 58+ years, Roy Crow-den; son and daughter-in-

law, John and TeresaCrowden; grandson andspouse, Jonathan andWhitney Crowden; grand-daughters, Elizabeth andAprille Crowden; sisters,Sue Shaw, Sarah JaneTreat; brother, Melvin Rea-gan; numerous other familyand friends. Preceded indeath by daughter, PamelaLee Strickland; loving par-ents, Frank and JosephineMaples Reagan; sister,Edna Mae Harris; brothers,Wayne, Henry, James andTommy Reagan. A specialthanks to Dr. HasmukhKanabar and his staff andto the Sweetwater HospitalAssociation and theirnurses for the care we re-ceived. Funeral 8 p.m.Saturday, Biereley-HaleChapel, Rev. Randall But-ler and Rev. Larry Walkerofficiating. Interment 2 p.m.Sunday, Little TellicoCemetery. Family will re-ceive friends 6-8 P.M. Sat-urday at Biereley-HaleFuneral Home, Madis-onville.SHEETS, CHARLESMATTHEW “RUSTY”,age 67, of Boaz, Alabama,

formerly of Madisonville,passed away 3:45 p.m.Thursday, March 16, 2017at Marshall Medical Centerin Boaz, Alabama. Rustywas a retired surveyorworking with various oilcompanies in Louisiana,Texas, and Wyoming. AVietnam War veteran serv-ing in the U.S. MarineCorps. Preceded in deathby parents Charles andDoris Sheets. Survivors:daughter and son-in-law,Aprel and Shane Hardin;grandchildren, EastonHardin, Addison Hardin, allof Boaz, AL; sister andbrother-in-law, Sharon andFred Lawson, Maryville;niece, Kris Newvine andhusband Scott; greatnephew, MatthewNewvine; former spouse,Linda Sheets. Gravesideservice and interment 2p.m. Saturday, SunsetCemetery, with militaryhonors provided by Sweet-water VFW Post 5156,DAV Chapter 93 andAmerican Legion Post 106.Family will receive friends1-1:45 p.m. Saturday atBiereley-Hale FuneralHome, Madisonville.

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Around The Globe Soldiers at Paris’ OrlyAirport shot and killed aman who wrestled one oftheir colleagues to theground, trying to steal herrifle on Saturday and caus-

ing a mass evacuation ofthousands of travelers anda diversion of at least 15flights to the city’s otherairport, Charles de Gaulle.There was no immediatemotive but investigators

took the attacker’s fatherand brother into custodyfor questioning. In South Korea on Fri-day, U.S. Secretary of StateRex Tillerson said theUnited States would notrule out the use of force toconfront a growing threatfrom North Korea. Tiller-son said he wanted to

make himself “perfectlyclear,” affirming the WhiteHouse policy of “strategicpatience” had ended andWashington was exploring“a new range of diplo-matic, security, and eco-nomic measures.” On Saturday, Tillersonarrived in Beijing for aface-to-face meeting withChinese officials, one ofwhich last week likenedthe U.S., South Korea, andNorth Korea to speedingtrains on a head-on colli-sion course. Governmentofficials, however, did notrespond to the statementTillerson made in Seoul aday earlier. A United Nations re-port released on Saturdayaccused Israel of the“crime of apartheid” andFox News said it was oneelement of a broader legaland propaganda offensivebeing pushed by the ob-scure U.N. EconomicCommission for WestAsia, whose entire mem-bership was made of Arabstates. Fox said the reportwas timed to this year’s50th anniversary of the1967 war between Arabstates and Israel, which re-sulted in Israel’s control ofthe occupied territories ofthe West Bank and Gaza. Egypt said on Saturdaythat Pope Francis wouldpay an official visit to theMuslim nations during thefinal week of April, follow-ing an invitation extendedby President Abdel-Fattah

el-Sissi, who met with thepontiff when he visitedthe Vatican in late 2014.Sissi said he hoped thevisit would cement the“spirit of tolerance and di-alogue” between followersof different faiths and fur-ther isolate extremism andterrorism. Catania airport re-opened in eastern Sicilyafter a thick volcanic ashcloud from nearby MountEtna had made takeoffsand landings impossiblelast week. Fiery-hot lavabelching from Etna causedan explosion when it madecontact with snow on themountainside, injuring tenpersons. And the just-released2017 Visa RestrictionIndex, which was revealedon Friday, said that UnitedStates passports werethird, coming in behindGermany and Sweden interms of “traveling power,”allowing travel to 174counties, Sweden at 175,and Germany at 176. Oneyear ago the U.S. wasfourth, but now sharedthird with Denmark, Fin-land, Italy, and Spain.“I have seen manystorms in my life. Moststorms have caught meby surprise, so I had tolearn very quickly to lookfurther and understandthat I am not capable ofcontrolling the weather,to exercise the art of pa-tience and to respect thefury of nature.”– Paulo Coelho

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NATIONWIDE The Justice Depart-ment on Friday asked thefederal judge in Hawaii,the one who temporarilyhalted President Trump’stravel ban, to limit thescope of his ruling so theUnited States could im-mediately stop taking inrefugees worldwide.White House attorneysargued that U.S. DistrictJudge Derrick Watson’sruling was based on thebelief the ban appeared tobe unconstitutionally tar-geting Muslims. A day after hostingGerman Chancellor An-gela Merkel at the WhiteHouse, Trump said on Sat-urday that Germany owed“vast sums of money” toNATO, tweeting that themeeting with Merkel was“great” despite fake newsreports that it was other-wise. During a joint pressconference between himand Merkel on Friday,Trump said NATP mem-bers needed to contribute

more money to the al-liance. Vice President MikePence paid a thank-youcall in Florida on Saturday,thanking voters for help-ing Trump win the WhiteHouse and vowing torepay them with a replace-ment for “nightmare”Obamacare. In Jack-sonville, Pence said theAmerican Health CareAct had solid Republicansupport, despite concernfrom some of the mostconservative members ofCongress. An unidentified personwas apprehended on Sat-urday as he jumped a bar-rier in front of the WhiteHouse, an act that re-sulted in a full lockdownof the entire exclusivemansion complex. Trumpwas not in the Pennsylva-nia Avenue residence, hav-ing left on Friday for hisresort home, Mara-a-Lago, in Florida. Hillary Clinton

reemerged into the pubicsphere on Friday, speakingin Scranton, Pennsylvania,calling on Americans notto allow “personal divides”to become “political di-vides,” saying everyonehad to keep listening toeach other. In a 20-minute speech to 500 per-sons, the former secretaryof state and unsuccessfulDemocratic presidentialcandidate said she was“ready to come out of thewoods and shine a light.” JC Penny on Friday re-leased a list of the 138 lo-cations it planned toshutter in coming monthsas it sought to cut costsand improve its profitabil-ity, an action brought bymore people shopping on-line instead of heading tothe mall. About 500 jobswill be cut starting nextmonth, leaving the retailerwith 900 stores. In the ever changing al-ways evolving the world of

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“It will be of little availto the people that thelaws are made by menof their own choice ifthe laws be so volumi-nous that they cannotbe read, or so incoher-ent that they cannot beunderstood.”

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Dr. Pegram completed his undergraduatework at the University of the South in EastTennessee, then moved to the University ofAlabama where he obtained his medical de-gree in June of 1993. Dr. Pegram com-pleted his residency at Greenville HospitalSystems in South Carolina and returned tothe North Alabama area to practice medi-cine for the next 18 years.

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Dr. DeLair earned his medical degreefrom the Medical College of Virginia inRichmond in 2001, where he also com-pleted an internship and residency. Hecompleted an additional residency at theUniversity of California Davis MedicalCenter in Sacramento, CA. Dr. DeLairenjoys spending time on the water withhis family and friends.

Dr. Sean DeLairBoard Certified Urologist

Dr. Walt C. Chiles III, earned his medical de-gree from the University of Tennessee Col-lege of Medicine in Memphis, TN in 1999.He served his general surgical residencyand received his post graduate training atthe University of Arkansas for Medical Sci-ences and was Chief Resident in the De-partment of Urology from 2004 - 2005 inLittle Rock, Arkansas.

Dr. DeLair and Dr. Chiles will transition Dr. Klein’s patients to their practice, as he is retiring. All physicians are accepting new patients in their new offices located in the

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tence of six years. Charges in April 2016by Sweetwater Police De-tective Kevin Watson in-cluded aggravatedburglary (good for a six-year sentence), two countsburglary (six years each),two counts theft over$500 (two years each), andtheft over $1,000 (sixyears). Charges issued by Po-lice Sergeant Daniel John-son included aggravatedburglary (six years), bur-glary (six years), burglary(two years), theft over$1,000 (six years), andtheft under $500 (11months, 29 days). The theft and burglaryincidents took place at theHilltop Motel, at resi-dences on Williams Street,and at storage buildings onClark Street. In other proceedings,former Sheriff ’s officers-

Bill Johnson and DerekGraves appeared beforethe court, the two chargedeach with official miscon-duct and assault, allegedoffenses brought by TBIagents following an appre-hension and transport byJohnson and Graves of aresisting and disorderlysuspect in April 2015. Donaghy set Johnson atrial date of July 26.Graves accepted an openplea date with possible di-version on April 28. In other court action,Cameron Jenkins, chargedwith second-degree mur-der and aggravated assault,took a motion hearing onMarch 27. Jason Wayne Bivens,identity theft, arraignmentMarch 27, transport fromBledsoe County. John R. Cagle, violationof probation, or VOP,March 27. Paul Cosnahan, initia-tion of process to manu-facture metham-phetamine, meth for re-

sale, drug paraphernalia,Schedule II morphine, ev-idence tampering, posses-sion meth, capias, Bright’sBonding. Tery Cruz, meth resale,marijuana, paraphernalia,may 15. Sarah Farley, VOP,capias. Michael Ferguson, ini-tiation meth process,meth resale, marijuanatwo counts, paraphernalia,trial July 25. Heather Foxx, meth re-sale, trial June 20. Misty Hill, forgery,fraud use credit card,March 20. Charles Forrest Martin,meth resale, theft, May 15,transport order SevierCounty. George Petra, recklessaggravated assault, trialJuly 26. Cameron Rake, mor-phine, firearm commis-sion felony, May 15. Michael A. Smith, saledelivery Schedule II,firearm commission

felony, May 15. David Stinnett, meth,burglary, theft over$1,000, March 27. William Winkler, VOP,revoked to serve. Justin Wooden, VOP,March 27. Cathy McCollum, pro-moting meth manufac-ture, pleas, three yearsprobation, ten days jail,$1,000 fine. James Loveday, viola-tion habitual motor vehi-cle offender, plea, fouryears suspended after 90days jail. Charles Jones, theftover $1,000. Plea, two

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$1,000 in the January 24incident, when he andDaniel Beddingfield ofChucky, Tennessee,ripped the entrance signfrom the ground at thefast food business. JudgeDwaine Thomas accepteda diversion plea from Mc-Nabb, reducing thecharge to a misdemeanorand ordered a restitutionof $3,850. McNabb’s di-version included no vio-lent behavior and a returnto court on Tuesday,March 13, 2018. Beddingfield will ap-pear before Thomas onMarch 28. Three Monroe Countyfemales, Amber Dixon,Holly Cook, and ChristieBovard, entered guiltypleas to taking merchan-dise from a local business,accepting sentences of 11months 29 days sus-pended, 20 hours commu-nity service, and lifebanishment from Wal-mart. Cook pleaded to il-legal drug paraphernaliaand received a fine of $150plus a second 11/29 sus-pended sentence. Chucky Davis, assault,plea, 11 months 29 dayssuspended, 45 days jail,$350 fine, no contact withvictim. Dalton Davidson, ag-gravated burglary, theftover $1,000, case resetMarch 28. Robert Christie,methamphetamine pos-session, plea, 11/29 sus-pended, 30 days jail, $750. Mark Burress, twocounts theft over $1,000,vandalism, March 21. Dominick Brown, vio-

lation of probation, orVOP, aggravated criminaltrespassing, misdemeanorreckless endangerment,felony reckless endanger-ment, evading arrest, re-sisting arrest, suspendedlicense, escape, March 21,plea in criminal court. Brody Bivens, violationbig game hunting hours, il-legal ammunition, huntingfrom vehicle, spotlightingdeer, July 25. Timothy Bookout, twocounts theft over $1,000,March 21. Diana Lararque Ayers,driving under the influ-ence, or DUI, plea, 11/29suspended, 48 hours jail,$365. Eugene Frazier, VOP,11/29 to serve; pursesnatching, plea, 11/29 toserve. Miguel Gonzales, ag-gravated domestic assault,underage consumption,March 21. Randall Henry, VOP,plea, revoked, reinstatedfor three years; sale deliv-ery Schedule II drugs, ev-idence tampering,resisting arrest, waivedgrand jury. Daniel Huston, DUI,plea, 11/29 suspended, 48hours jail, $365. Christopher Johnson,reckless endangerment,plea to reckless driving, sixmonths suspended, 20hours community service,$100. Gregory Keys, forgedprescription, DUI, subox-one, alprazolam, mari-juana, paraphernalia,March 28. Amy Kile, hy-drocodone for resale, mar-ijuana, paraphernalia,waived grand jury. Caleb Newton, theft,

plea, 11/29 suspended, 20hours community service,$16.75 restitution, no con-tact with Fred’s. James Southern, pos-session Xanax, plea, 11/29suspended, $750; shoplift-ing, plea, 11/29 suspended,20 hours community serv-ice. Jimmy Ogle, suspendedlicense third offense, reck-less endangerment, reck-less driving, felonyevading, resisting arrest,March 21. Mark Rogers, shoplift-ing, plea, 11/29 suspended,ten hours communityservice, $70 restitution,banned Walmart. Tasha Ross, trespass-ing, plea, 30 days sus-pended; suspendedlicense, plea, six monthssuspended, $65. Jonathan Slack, VOP,auto theft, meth, oxy-codone, March 28. James Stephens, methresale, paraphernalia,April 4. Bobby Stillwell, mari-juana, plea, 11/29 sus-pended, 60 days jail, $250;shoplifting, plea, 11/29 sus-pended.

Ronnie Walker, theft,plea, 11/29 suspended, 20hours community service,banned Walmart. Mary Wild, domesticassault, plea, 20 hourscommunity service. Bethany Wilson, mari-juana, plea, 11/29 sus-pended, $250. William Winkler, DUI,plea, 11/29 suspended,seven days jail, $365. Kevin Couey, domesticassault, plea, 11/29 sus-pended, 20 hours commu-nity service. Carol Johnson, DUI,plea, 1129 suspended, 48hours jail, $365. Zackary Helms, DUI,March 21. Cameron Jenkins, twocounts contributing,March 21. Debra Jenkins, aggra-vated assault, plea, 40

hours community service. Shawn McMurray, as-sault, plea, 20 hours com-munity service. Gary Millsaps, huntingdeer over bait, possessioncenter fire ammo, no or-ange, plea, for diversion,hunting privileges revokedone year. Dennis Plemons, threecounts aggravated assault,no show. Jeremiah Shaw, felonyevading, reckless endan-germent, March 21. James Wagner, oxy-codone, illegal weapon,marijuana, paraphernalia,bound grand jury. Michael Buckner, DUI,Xanax, March 21. Nadia Geddit, aggra-vated bad joke telling, dis-missed. Troy Campbell, evad-ing, resisting, marijuana,

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been provided in Februaryfor one homeless man, ahomeless family with onechild, and in two in-stances, a homelessmother with two children.The next HMMC meet-ing will take at noonWednesday, April 19, atthe church. For more information,contact secretary CherylLeach at 423-836-9505 orRaper at 423-442-4335.

He said he spent timewith personnel from theID Channel recently, dur-ing the taping and reen-actment of the homicideand the re-creation of hisinvestigation. The murder took placewhen Paul and PamelaKnight were intimate andtalked about another man,a conversation that an-gered Paul. Infuriated, hechoked Pamela and endedup killing her. Afterward,he took the couple’s chil-dren to school and thentransported her body toSugar Limb Road, wherehe dumped it. “That area is what wecalled ‘dark’,” Upton toldthe BUZZ. “It’s isolated,with not much going on,not a lot of traffic orhomes nearby. It was aconvenient place to hide abody.” Upton said the casewas compelling and hetook it, eager to uncoverwhat happened and bywhom. He explained tothe Knoxville investiga-tors that he was taking itand had the standing sincethe body turned up in hisjurisdiction. His effortstook him to the site offthe interstate severaltimes and through dental

records it was determinedthe remains were PamelaKnight’s. Meanwhile, PaulKnight had dropped outof sight. “We learned the lastperson to see Pamela alivewas her husband,” Uptonsaid. “He had been sellingguns in Florida and wasserving time in federalprison.” Upton said hisKnoxville associates werenot too keen on travelingto the state to meet withPaul, so he left LoudonCounty and traveled southto see Knight. He saidKnight was a whitesupremist, a real tough guy. “But he met with meand we talked,” Uptonsaid. “I’m good at inter-views and we spoke toeach other, talking. It be-came an interview and heeventually told me every-

thing.” The episode on the IDChannel goes deeper intothe case. In story form, itunfolds the homicide andconstructs the incident,how it began, how itended. “The ID Channel in-terviewed me from 9 a.m.to 4 p.m.,” Upton said.“I’m in a chair in a darkroom with backlights.” Upton said actor W.Keith Scott plays him inthe episode. Upton is a Sweetwaternative still living in hishometown. He is a long-time law enforcement of-ficer with a dauntingrecord and at present is asenior detective withSheriff Tim Guider’s sher-iff ’s department. The ID Channel is onCharter 75. The episode airs at 10p.m.

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among other things, an-other microhouse thatwould provide 28 days ofhousing for a person orfamily in need. Diana Murphy said herfood pantry at 319 BankStreet in Tellico Plains had104 clients in February,the facility serving peoplein a ten-mile radius. Afundraising roadblock forit will take place on June17. Raper announced thatlodging assistance had

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scrap metal located herand because the discoverysite was off the SugarLimb Road exit of Inter-state 75 in Loudon County,the case became the con-cern of the LoudonCounty Sheriff ’s Depart-ment and DetectivePatrick Upton. Upton was key to theinvestigation, thoughKnoxville authorities wereinvolved and assisted butdeclined to pursue thecase as intensely as Upton.

Maybe there’s someone who has “made a differ-ence” in your life. Has a person been instrumentaland touched you in a special life-changing way? If there is an individual who has touched your lifeand you would like to let them know that their ac-tion(s) made a difference in your life or the life ofsomeone you love, send us a photo and a story in yourown words of how they impacted your life. If you have always wanted to say thank you or letthem know that you never forgot what was done orsaid, or that they were there for you at a time whenyou needed them most, the BUZZ would like to offeryou the chance.

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Williford kicked offthese reports by speakingfor the legislation and pol-icy action team. She noteda lot is going on in the leg-islative world, andtouched on a few upcom-ing and ongoing bills. Onebill in the works wouldgive rights to townshipsand parks and recreationcommittees to make cer-tain areas tobacco-free.This is an answer to elec-tronic smoking devices.Williford believed thereshould be one large bill,which would include bothelectronic devices and theusual suspects in the “to-bacco-free” places in Ten-nessee. Another pair of billswould regulate reports ontobacco compliancechecks, ensuring these re-ports would be available tothe public—and coali-tions—in a timely manner.Williford also said there isa bill which would de-crease the taxes on alco-hol, a quite significantdecrease as a matter offact. She reported this billhas not made it too farand is still in sub-commit-tee. One bill which hasbeen referred to a com-mittee, said Williford,would increase the penal-ties for fentanyl use and

sell. Another bill would re-quire schools to have onhand medications foroverdoses. Nalaxonewould be included in thatlist of potentially life-sav-ing medications present inschools. Williford also updatedthe coalition on the cur-rent goings-on of the com-munity awareness actioneam. The team is workingon the Count It, Lock It,Drop It Campaign, andthere are many publicitymaterials still available.The goal of the MonroeCounty Prevention andWellness Coalition is toget the word out about thecounty’s many drop-boxes.These drop-boxes are lo-cated at the MonroeCounty Sheriff ’s Depart-ment, the Tellico PlainsPolice Department, theSweetwater Police De-partment, and the Madis-onville PoliceDepartment. One may soon be lo-cated at the Walgreens aswell. Williford informedthe coalition the phar-macy had contacted theMonroe County Preven-tion and Wellness Coali-tion about potentiallypartnering for a Take-BackEvent during or near theDEA National Take-BackDay on April 29, 2017.Doing so would allowWalgreens to place a per-manent drop-box in the

store. The coalition mem-bers were in favor of sucha partnership. Williford spoke on thecampaign’s call to action tothe public. One such re-quest was for people notto flush their drugs. Thesemedications could changethe bacteria in septictanks, paving the way toan expensive fixer-upper.The drugs could also po-tentially get into the watersupply. Williford alsoasked people to make suretheir medicine was inac-cessible to others. Count-ing drugs—the “Count It”part of the campaign—could also allow people tonotice if there are any sus-picious changes to thenumber of pills. In the conclusion of thereport, Williford statedthe group is still workingon the next issue of Pre-vention Points. Crystal Russell spokefor the youth support andteen engagement actionteam. She stated CelebrateRecovery is going strong.It recently had suicide pre-vention training, and itsleaders are undergoingtraining programs. Thesoft launch for CelebrateRecovery is fast approach-ing, reported Russell, andthe organization is readyto recruit for other posi-tions. Celebrate Recoveryis also searching for localchurches willing to help

with food. Russell also spoke onthe local SADD clubs.They, too, continue to goon strong. She noted theSQHS SADD club ispreparing for “Kick Butts”day. The students areworking on a display forthe event. Blake McMeanswill also be visiting Sweet-water High School andTellico Plains HighSchool. Once an athleticstar, McMeans was badlyinjured in a drunk-drivingaccident. He is now aquadriplegic, and travelsto schools to tell his storyto students. Russell reported thecoalition had recentlytaken twenty students toNashville for the SADDleadership weekend. The

SADD club at SweetwaterHigh School is alsopreparing for its mock-trial and video on drunkdriving. Russell hoped tohave the SQHS SADDclub partner up with theSHS SADD club for thisevent. Russell next spoke onnalaxone. This medicationcan be used to reverse theeffects of deadly opiates—such as fentanyl—longenough to get help. Nalax-one has saved lives in thepast. At the moment, saidRussell, there is a blanketprescription at the statelevel. If someone is on ahigh level of opiates, thepharmacy can give thisperson nalaxone without adoctor’s prescription. The medication is cur-

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rently free for schools.There is a cost of $75 fortwo doses for others suchas police departments.Russell stated she isspeaking with the localpolice chiefs about gettingnaxalone and training intothe hands of officers. Asshe said, nalaxone can beused to save lives fromoverdoses—accidental orotherwise—from opiates.This includes police offi-cers, who may come intocontact with dangerousdrugs as a result of doingtheir duties. And, yes, these drugsare currently in the Mon-roe County area. Andwhile it does not work foreveryone, training andavailability of naxalonecould help prevent moreloss of life. Williford then mo-tioned that TammieGeorge be granted the po-

sition of Chairperson ofthe Monroe County Pre-vention and WellnessCoalition. Jackie Harrisseconded the motion, andit carried with all ayes. Williford next said therecent Monroe on theMove Expo was a hugesuccess. So was the Mon-roe County Boxing Club’sRumble, which proved tobe a good sponsorship forthe coalition, said Willi-ford. The coalition also dis-cussed the upcomingSADD camp. It is set forMay 30 through June 3.This year, said Williford,the coalition is doingSADD sponsorships. Asponsorship would help astudent attend the camp,and additional sponsor-ships would allow them totake part in extra-curricu-lar activities such as zip-lining and horseback

riding. One of the goals ofSADD camp, said Willi-ford, is to teach local kidswhat safe fun they canhave locally. For those wishing tosponsor a student for theSADD camp, just visit theSADD club’s page at thecoalition’s website: mon-roehealth.org. These do-nations are tax-deductible.The goal is to take forty

kids to SADD camp.However, as Willifordpointed out, there is noshortage of kids whowould like to attendSADD camp. With nothing more todiscuss, the meeting cameto an end at 12:49 p.m.

Monroe County Vaulting Team were a highlight ofthe “Monroe on the Move” health and wellnessexpo hosted by Monroe County Health Council. Ka-trian Sherwood, Mattie Smith, and MichaelaNichols perform amazing stunts with smiling faces.

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Amana upright freezer in verygood condition $195, 941-713-9514

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Salt water tank and supplies $5-$200 423-519-4108

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Warren F King to CharlesA. Latham $1,000.Kevin Sledge to

Amanda B. Burchfield $0.Carrie L. Ellington

etvir Ray L. Ellington toHelen Thurston etal JoeyIsbill $134,000.Bradley Staggs to Jes-

sica Staggs $0.Mary Gail Hensley etal

Mary G. Cole and MaryGail Hensley Cole toChad Nicholas Hensley$0.Polly A. Sledge to Mary

G. Cole $0.James E. Jaynes etal

James Jaynes to Mary G.Cole $0.Jerry L. Jaynes to Mary

G. Cole $0. Wilson & Associates

PLLC etal Ruth AnneMerchel and James AlbertMerchel to US Bank Na-tional Association etal CBass Mortgage LoanAsset Backed Certificates$46,151.76. Johnny J. Evans to Jim

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Camp etux HannahCamp $0.Larry Watson etal

Larry D. Watson, Evan D.Watson, Emily A. Watson,Michael L. White, RonnieDean Murell, Jr., RonnieD. Murrell, Jr., Cindy Wa-ters, Merle Watson Heirsto Ronnie Dean Murrell,Sr. $0.District 2Wilson & Associates

PLLC etal Felicia A.Dupes and Tony E. Dupesto JP Morgan Chase BankNational Association$87,360.Dorsie Elaine Crawley

etvir etal Robert Self, Jr. toRonald D. Moles $92,500.Phillip J. Jones etal

John D. McGinnis to Ten-nessee Housing Develop-ment Agency $0.

Walter A. Woods toLisa A. Carlson etvirSteven G. Carlson$205,000.Revival Brothers LLC

to Cooper DevelopmentLLC $11,250.Richard A Barkett

Family Limited Partner-ship, Management Trust,and Stephanie A. SekulaTrustee to Clint G. Meyeretux Maria J. Meyer$87,500.Robert E. Dailey

Trustee etal Olivia JanePlemons and Jade Ple-mons to GlendaSchrimsher Dailey etalRobert E. Dailey andOlivia Jade Plemons $0.Sue Poston Marler

Trustee etal Nicholas R.Marler Residuary Trust toKenneth Hauck etuxKatie Hauck $874,000.District 3Wilson & Associates

PLLC etal Ashley N.Powers and Joshua LeePowers to JP MorganChase Bank National As-sociation $85,800.Martha S. Lowe etal

James M. Edmonds, Jr.and Nancy E. Moore toNancy D. Raisigel$74,900.John Carson III etal

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Mark Alan Duckett$175,000.Jay James to Jay James

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S. Borden $0.Thomas K. Phillips

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Judy G. Woodby toDaniel S. Lovejoy etuxMorgan L. Lovejoy$69,000.Fannie Mae etal Federal

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McDaniel to CharlesHoyt McDaniel $50.Melbourne Eugene

McDaniel to MelbourneEugene McDaniel $0.Carrington Mortgage

Services LLC to Lori Shire$33,000.Brian D. Garcia etux Is-

abelle Z. Garcia to JeremySummers $13,000. District 4Linda S. Standridge to

Dale L. Standridge etuxLaura H. Standridge $0.James E. Queen etux

Janet Sue Queen to Patri-cia Joan White $86,000.George M. Szilagyi to

Susen A. Herndon$37,500.District 5Geraldine L. Potter etal

Gerri Potter to DavidWayne Potter $0.Esther S. Gray to Jef-

frey Long etux Edith Long$30,000.Coker Creek Proper-

ties LLC to Esther S. Gray$0.Carrie Marie Atchley to

Robert F. Atchley etalMary Lu Atchley $0.Donald Walker Smith

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washer & dryer hook-up, refrigerator, microwave, stove,

dishwasher423-442-1833

Table with four chairs $100, 423-351-3874.

China Cabinet $100 423-253-5908

Dresser, powder painted silvergrey, with matching twin bed$185/set 423-572-1959 or 423-807-0507

FOR RENT

Oak firewood, delivered, $60/rik423-295-2670 or 423-261-4003

CLASSIFIEDS

HARRIS HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING

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

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

Dresser and nightstand, maple423-420-1172

Two Lamps $30/both 423-253-5908

Hunter green recliner, like new$75 423-404-3107 leave mes-sage

New tan recliner, large, $125423-404-3107 leave message

Firewood, oak, delivered $55/rik423-271-5605

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

Madisonville 4000 sq. ft. ware-house and two bedroom sin-glewide mobile home $1100 callJames 423-519-0600

Couch, brown with stripes, andmatching oversized chair $99423-404-0836Queen size mattress withboxspring $125 423-371-0774

EMPLOYMENT

FOR RENT

FURNITURE

Queen size box spring and ma-tress $125 423-271-0774

Dining table with four chairs 423-420-1172

Oval wood table and two chairs$75 423-404-0836

Pole lamp, gold $20 423-253-5908

Computer desk 423-420-1172

March 20, 2017

Couch with hide-a-bed $225423-351-3870

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

Queen size pillowtop, boxspringand mattress $175 423-371-0774

Two bedroom, one bathroom forrent, stove, refrigerator, dish-washer, water, sewer and lawnservice furnished, washer anddryer hookup, single level,Madisonville $450/month plus$250/deposit call 865-266-9903

New mirror with shelf, espresso,23 inches x31 1/2 inches, $30obo, 423-420-0993.

30 inch bathroom vanity andsink, white, $60 obo, leave mes-sage, 423-420-0993.

Love Seat $125 423-371-0774

Full size sofa, multi colored,stripes, Broyhill, clean, no tears,sturdy $85 423-442-6013

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

Handmade wooden rockers,Tennessee Big Boys, 423-836-3306Don’t Miss An

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Buzz Via - Email!

Call442-1635 Three cushion sofa, like new,

great condition, make offer 423-519-3533 or 423-404-1030

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 $1000 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

Two Bedroom, Two Bath mobilehome for rent, country setting,close to Madisonville, refer-ences, lease, no indoor pets$525/ month plus $525/ deposit423-561-0626

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

Couch, mauve and blue $100423-253-5908

Recliner, mauve $40 423-253-5908

End table, with drawer, wood$40 423-253-5908

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

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

Dining room table with fourchairs $100 423-253-5908

Chest of drawers with four draw-ers $60 423-253-5908

Cedar bookcase $40 423-253-5908

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

Bookshelf, three shelves, forlarge books $30 obo 423-836-9407

Extra wide recliner “Bubba” chair,tan color, near perfect condition,$60 423-442-6435

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. 1900 sf. Commer-cial bldg 119 Pedigo Rd., Ste F,Formerly rented by Charter.Currently 5 offices with recep-tionist area and waiting room, willremodel to suit tenant.$1200/mo. James 519-0600

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

Sweetwater. 1800 sf 1 milesouth of Walmart on Hwy 411.$800/mo. James 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

423-351-4971601 ENGLEWOOD RD

MADISONVILLE

once upon a time antiques

collectibleschalk paintshabby chic

Log bed, queen size $200 423-420-6356

Couch, beige $200 423-351-3874

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

COOPER SERVICES LLCHiring Class A CDL Driversfor Local Shuttle Delivery

Applications at The Buzz, 113Main Street, Madisonville

12 hour shifts at $14-$16 /hr

Call 423-884-9124

JOURNEYMAN LINEMAN Fort Loudoun

Electric CooperativeFLEC ), Vonore, TN, seeksqualified candidates for theposition of Journeyman Line-man. Candidates must havea high school diploma. Onlyqualified, trained journeymanlinemen should apply. Ac-countabilities shall include:Construction and mainte-nance of distribution andtransmission lines and facili-ties. Must have a CDL. Jobapplications are available atthe main office at 116 TellicoPort Road, Vonore, TN 37885or downloaded from our website at www.flec.org. Pleasesubmit an application to:FLEC, Job Opening, P.O. Box1030, Vonore, Tennessee,37885. Applications will beaccepted for the position untilFriday, March 31, 2017. Allqualified applicants will re-ceive consideration for em-ployment without regard torace, color, religion, sex, sex-ual orientation, gender iden-tity, age, national origin,disability or veteran status.

HOOK ‘EMtowing & recoveryHIRING

experienced driver withClass F endorsment865-200-7393

Little country house on Hi-wassee Road, Madisonville, 1 to2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, nopets, references required$100/week plus $400/deposit423-442-5230

EXCAVATIONG

EMPLOYMENTMATTHEW’SPAINTING

PAINTERS NEEDEDExperience necessary Reliable transportationStarting pay $12-15/hr423-519-2728

MAGNOLIA VONOREImmediate openings

CNA or Tech

350 Dawson StreetVonore, TN 37885

Must have GEDor HS diploma, EEOC

Apply in person

INFANTS & CHILDRENBaby changing table, white $25423-884-3050Crib, 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

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WELL DRILLING

HILL WELL DRILLING

Water Is Just A PhoneCall Away!

HILL WELL DRILLING

& PUMP SERVICE

423-435-4974423-334-8877

LIC#623

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

PLUMBINGCLASSIFIEDS CLASSIFIEDS

HO Scale Engines, rolling stock,buildings, and accessories 423-420-1182

CLASSIFIEDSMISCELLANEOUS

2- antique hay mowing ma-chines, not in working condition,make offer 423-519-3971 or423-519-3970

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.

MOTORCYCLES,ATVS, & GO-KARTS

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, 337-5973.

Anitque hay rake $100 423-442-5606

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

MUSIC

GUITAR, BASS, VOCAL LESSONS

Kids and AdultsTellico Plains

423-253-2794

History of Football books 423-337-6798

Freezer beef, grain fed, blackangus, delivered to processor,$1.35/ pound credit card ac-cepted 423-337-1111

MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN & FARMNew Holland 4x4 round haybaler, excellent condition, garagekept $7000 423-519-3971 or423-519-3970

Elvis memorabilia 423-337-6798

2007 Harley Davidson RoadKing Custom $8000 firm, no text423-519-5979

Four and five gallon buckets withlids 423-253-4162

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

For sale: Vantage slim line guitarwith hard shelled case. Blondein color, acoustic with electricpick-up $300. Additional hardcase $50 call 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

EQUIPMENT STOR-AGES.

GARAGES AND SHEDSFREE ESTIMATES423-436-0921

WANTED

Want to buy standing timber, se-lect cut or clear cut, five acreminimum, call or text 423-371-0999

PEST CONTROL

Weider weights 423-253-2324

Want to buy old lisences plates423-404-4311

Assorted miscellaneous items,Gars, shoes, 3-D puzzles, com-puter desk, DVD,$15 and up,lemoine42@live.com for detailswith photos of items, no trades,no spam, pick up only. 423-519-4535

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

Wheelchair, like new, used threetimes $60 423-519-9233

423-519-5802

ON CALL 24/7

$45 SERVICE CALLSMILITARY DISCOUNT

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

D & M MOWING SERVICESResidential & Commercial

Tim Denton 519-2364

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

REAL ESTATE

PAINTINGTheCall

INTERIOR •EXTERIOR

40 years ExperienceReferences Available

FREE ESTIMATES

Sheetrock, Texture, Wood, Repairs,Staining, Pressure Washing

423-371-0914

Need parts for 1978 Chevy Mal-ibu, front fender, hood, grill 865-977-4334

2 bedroom, 1 bathroom mobilehome, one acre, with extras,large storage building, city andwell water, in Madisonville 423-519-4300

BRIGHT BOYSMowing & Landscape

423-351-3545Free Estimate

Complete Lawn Care Brush Removal &

Pressure Washing2012 Mahindra Tractor, 290hours, 50 HP $9500 423-295-2508

TRAILERS

2016 Forest River TandemCargo Trailer with ramp and sidedoor, like new, used for 1,600mile trip, can be seen in Madis-onville, asking $3,500 321-443-1299 or 423-442-3431

Do you have items you wouldlike to put on Ebay, but donthave the time? Call me for moredetails. I have been an Ebaymember for awhile, with toprated and seller status, giveDanny a call 423-271-0417

Guitar, FG 160, brown seal,Yamaha, excellent condition$150 423-442-3198Delta, 5 string, banjo, excellentcondition $150 423-442-3198HUNTING & 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

SOLD!

Utility trailer, 12 foot, heavy framewith springs and wheels, needsfloor, may trade for small trailer,Sweetwater $250 423-371-0852

YOUR AD GOES HERE!THE BUZZ 442-1635

Mossberg, 243 bolt action, withclip, like new, shot six times, bigscope, Sweetwater 423-371-0852

YOUR BUSINESS NAME HERE

FOR AS LITTLE AS$50 PER MONTH!

CALL FOR DETAILS442-1635

Four cemetery plots, Sweetwa-ter Memorial Gardens 423-404-5811

Advertise Your ServiceHere Every Day For Three Months -$75

7*per hundred pounds

$

per 100 lbs

SCRAP YARD423-507-7698

2289 Highway 11 Sweetwater

All Scrap Metal Including

Appliances 6*$

AluminumCans

PUSH IT, DRAG IT, GET IT HEREWE PAY YOU CASH!

*Prices Subject to Change Without Notice

If You’re Not Selling to Morgan’s You‘re Getting Robbed!

MORGAN’S Recycling and U-Pull-It

WE BUY CAR

BATTERIES$8 EACH

BRAND NEW STATE CERTIFIED

SCALES

U-PULL-IT423-371-9543

Scrap Yard Located Next to Our U-Pull-It Parts

Do Not Have to Be Complete

55¢/lb

WOW!#1 Copper

2.35/lb

JUNK CARS

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