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Sons of the Revolution honor Anderson mayor

Posted at 1:09 pm February 21, 2013
By John Huotari 1 Comment

Terry Frank and Sons of the Revolution

Members of the John Rice Irwin-Anderson County Chapter of Sons of the Revolution present Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank with a framed patriotic image in appreciation of her commitment to historic preservation. (Submitted photo)

The John Rice Irwin-Anderson County Chapter of Sons of the Revolution honored the county mayor earlier this month for her commitment to historic preservation, a press release said.

It said chapter members delivered a surprise token of appreciation at Anderson County Mayor Terry Frank’s office on Feb. 4.

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Filed Under: Community, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County mayor, Claxton, David Hall Cabin, David Hall Cabin Historical Marker, historic preservation, John Rice Irwin, John Rice Irwin-Anderson County Chapter of Sons of the Revolution, Lynn Fox, Sons of the Revolution, Terry Frank

Claxton Fire Department says ‘no’ to subscription service

Posted at 11:05 am February 1, 2013
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Information from WYSH Radio

Earlier this week, the board of directors of the Claxton Volunteer Fire Department voted against having a paid membership program like their counterparts in Andersonville.

The Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department’s subscription plan has drawn widespread and withering criticism, but this week, Claxton voted against charging residents and businesses in their coverage area for their services.

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Filed Under: Anderson County, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Andersonville Volunteer Fire Department, Claxton, Claxton Volunteer Fire Department, Donnie Shipley, subscription service, Tracy Wandell

Man remains jailed on kidnapping, assault charges

Posted at 9:32 pm December 14, 2012
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A Knoxville man remained jailed on aggravated kidnapping and domestic assault charges Friday, accused of hitting his ex-girlfriend after she refused to make Kool-Aid, taking her keys and cell phone, and pushing a couch in front of a door, authorities said.

Robert Joseph Atkins, 31, allegedly left the home on Mooncrest Lane in Claxton with the victim’s three-month-old son after he let her go next door to get him a cigarette, Anderson County court records said. The victim called the Anderson County Sheriff’s Department from the neighbor’s house.

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Filed Under: Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: aggravated kidnapping, Anderson County Sheriff's Department, Charles Relford, Claxton, domestic assault, Mooncrest Lane, Robert Joseph Atkins

Anderson County deputy uses Taser twice to arrest fleeing Claxton man

Posted at 1:54 pm December 14, 2012
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An Anderson County deputy said he hit a Claxton man with two five-second bursts from a Taser on Wednesday before he was able to handcuff and arrest him.

Anderson County Deputy Jonathan A. Bryant said he was patrolling near Mooncrest Lane and Dunn Lane in Claxton at about 8 p.m. Wednesday when he saw the defendant, Dennis Lee Reynolds, 49, with a female near a van, according to court records and an incident report.

Bryant said the two “dropped down low to the ground” when they saw his police car, the records said. They moved to the passenger side of the van, opposite of the deputy.

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Filed Under: Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: aggravated burglary, Anderson County, Anderson County Deputy Jonathan A. Bryant, Claxton, Dennis Lee Reynolds, evading arrest, Mooncrest Lane, resisting arrest

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