Tyler Martin is directing the cast of The Diviners, written by Jim Leonard, Jr., with performances May 5, 6, 12, and 13 at 7:00 PM and May 7 and 14 at 2:00 PM at Good Neighbors Theatre, located at 8780 Highway 111 in Byrdstown, Tennessee.
This is the final production of Good Neighbors Theatre 2016-2017 season
This production is more suited for an adult and older youth audience due to mature content with adult language.
Tyler has assembled a fine cast of actors, both GNT veterans and newcomers. The play, with a powerful message, tells the story of a disturbed young man and his friendship with a disenchanted
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Forward in the Fifth (FIF) is launching a regional photo contest for its Faces in Education initiative.
FIF is asking students to capture a photo that represents “What I love about education” for a chance to win a mobile tablet. The photos, including a caption, showcase the student’s favorite thing about education. Entries will be accepted until May 1st. Voting will take place in May on social media.
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Gifted and Talented Students at Clinton County Middle School had the opportunity to participate in Rural Up! Computer Coding Academy on April 11th.
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Groce/Vitatoe exchanged vows
Laura Marie Groce and Stuart Reed Vitatoe exchange vows Saturday, April 8, 2017 at Peolia United Methodist Church at 4 p.m. A reception followed the ceremony at the church. Laura is the daughter of Kevin and Joyce Groce. Stuart is the son of Delmer and Brenda Vitatoe, all of Albany.
Albany Chapter No. 429 is happy to welcome our newest member, Danny Martin. Left to right: Penny Dalton, Danny Martin, Joyce Martin, Joe Dalton.
Order of Eastern Star Worthy Matron Penny Dalton presented Patsy Grider with her 50 year pin. She has been our Worthy Matron eight times over the years.
Clinton County Magistrates (left to right) Patty Quinn, Ricky Craig, and Mickey Riddle (far right) visited the State Capitol for County Officials Day on February 16, 2017. The group visited with Speaker Hoover and presented him with a plaque for his service representing Clinton County.
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The final production of Good Neighbors Theatre 2016-2017 season is a drama set in the fictional town of Zion during theGreat Depression.
The Diviners, written by Jim Leonard, Jr., is directed by Tyler Martin, director of last season’s The Odd Couple (female version).
The play will run two weekends showing May 5, 6, 12, and 13 at 7:00 PM