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Police Capture Four Suspects in West Meade Armed Robbery Wednesday, January 9, 2008 Vol. 32 No. 2 WIN FREE MOVIE TICKETS See the Where’s Wally ad for details on how to win FREE Movie Passes to Bellevue Regal 12! Police Capture Four Suspects in West Meade Armed Robbery Outstanding police work 16, of Kingston Street, were by West Precinct Patrol taken into custody without Bellevue Officer Mac Peebles led to the incident. Two handguns were arrest Monday afternoon of recovered from the car. four suspects charged with Collins admitted using the Christian robbing a couple at gunpoint victim’s credit card to fill his outside their residence at the gas tank and also told officers Church Valley Ridge Apartments at where they could locate her 6501 Harding Pike in West purse. All four are charged Holds Meade. with aggravated robbery. Officer Peebles spotted Collins was charged with Second the suspect’s getaway car, a robbing a woman in the park- Antwon Russell Donta Waggoner Sunday black 1992 Honda Civic, min- utes after the 4:40 p.m. rob- ing lot of Opry Mills last June. Singalong bery. He activated his blue He was free on $75,000 bond. lights and the driver, He was also convicted in June The first Second-Sunday Deanthony Collins, 19, of of unlawful weapon posses- Singalong of 2008 is January Creekwood No., stopped the sion in a separate incident. 13th, at 9:30 AM, at Bellevue car in the 300 block of White Collins is currently being held Christian Church. This won- Bridge Road. Collins and his on $80,000 bond. derful event just might be the passengers, Antwon Russell, Kinnear’s arrest history best-known "secret" among 16, of Fowler Street, Dion reflects theft convictions. He Bellevue residents. Folks Kinnear, 20, of Oakdale is being held in lieu of know Bellevue Christian Deanthony Collins Drive, and Donta Waggoner, Dion Kinnear $90,000 bond. Church as the, "church that has the Singalong!" Every month lovers of Cabin Fever 2008 Features Marvelous old, bluegrass, Southern, gospel songs gather for an hour of time-honored music. Talent for Harpeth Band of Blue Fundraiser Pickers play stringed instru- The Harpeth High School band. Tickets are $25 per per- McCoury Band and Rhonda Jackson, Emily Dean, Sydni ments to accompany the Band of Blue’s annual fundrais- son and are available from stu- Vincent. Marcia has been clog- Perry, Casey Campbell, Tyler singers at the Singalong. er, Cabin Fever, will be held dents’ parents, Heritage Bank ging and dancing since she was Sellers and Lindsey Batts make Participants choose the songs Saturday, January 19, 2008 and Community Bank & Trust. six years old and recently cele- up Green on the Vyne. These to be sung from a compilation beginning with a buffet dinner Please support the Harpeth brated twenty three years of six very talented young individ- of over 100 favorite old provided by PaSgetti’s at Band by attending this wonder- ‘kickin’ up her heels” as a regu- uals have only been playing 5:30PM followed by an ful event. Be sure to bring your lar dancer on the Grand Ole together since July of 2007, but hymns. evening of music and entertain- checkbook for shopping the Opry. You never know who they sound like have been How long has it been ment beginning at 7:00 PM. Silent Auction- you won’t be Marcia will coax out on stage to together for years. Their tight, since you've sung, "Amazing This year there will be items disappointed! dance with her. Marty Stuart, well-blended harmonies Grace," "I'll Fly Away," and services donated by com- Marcia Campbell, also Daryl Worley, Buck White, instantly make you think they and/or "Will the Circle be munity supporters for both a known as America’s Truckin’ Steve Wariner, Vince Gill, Patty all have the same blood running Unbroken?" Your most- Silent Auction and a Not So Sweetheart from XM171 Open Loveless and Rebecca Lynn through their veins and their beloved hymn from days Silent (live) Auction. Road will be the Master of Howard have all joined in the incredible musicianship makes gone by is most likely in the The cost to operate the Ceremonies. Marcia’s broad- fun and danced a jig with her. it evident that they are working book, and we'd love to rekin- Harpeth High School band pro- casting career goes back to the While Marcia is a talented hard to master their individual dle fond memories for you by gram exceeds $75,000; the early 90’s. She created “The musician, songwriter, dancer instruments. Under the tutelage singing it next Sunday. Cheatham County School Muleskinner Bluegrass Show” and entertainer, she is best of accomplished fiddler, Deanie Coffee and doughnuts are Board allots only $10,000 a unique weekly radio show, known for bringing fun and Richardson, Green on the Vyne annually to this program. The which featured artists that set laughter to all who are in her is a group of talented, passion- served in the church's fellow- Harpeth High School band pro- the bar for Bluegrass music: presence, whether you are in ate, soulful, but yet innocent ship hall at 10:30 AM. gram is not limited to the award Bill Monroe, Lester Flatt and the audience watching her kids who play and sing like they Bellevue Christian winning marching band; this Earl Scruggs, The Stanley dance or if you are listening to have already lived a lifetime. Church is located at 7201 Old public school program pro- Brothers, Jim and Jesse her on the radio. These are great performers Harding Road. This event is vides music education in the McReynolds and the Osborne The Entertainment Lineup too….with big hearts and naive free and open to the public. forms of a jazz band, indoor Brothers as well as Ricky for this year: wholesome thoughts, and we For more information call drumline, concert band and pep Skaggs, Alison Krauss, The Del Green on the Vyne: Ty (Continued on page 20) 662-9037. Westview Calendar JANUARY 14 Book Club, Belle Meade moderator will be held at 1:00 United Methodist Church, 121 pm., Saturday, January 19, Eakin to Speak at Davidson Road. 2008 at Knowles Senior Center, Belle Meade Book The public is invited. For 174 Rains Avenue, Nashville, more information, call 356- TN --743-3400. Club 0039. Bring your favorite old photos, documents, or family Dr. Carolyn Eakin will dis- artifact. Share your treasures cuss her new book “A Little with other genealogy and histo- Travel Guide for High JANUARY 16 ry lovers. Meeting is open to Maintenance Women,” January Harpeth Hills Hosts the public and refreshments 14, 10 a.m. at the Belle Meade Community Classes will be served. Jimmy Gentry, a life long Franklin resident and World JANUARY 26 War II Veteran will be the Boaters Education keynote speaker at the Harpeth Class Hills Community Series Wednesday January 16 at 7:00 If you were born after PM. in the Church Sanctuary January 1, 1989, you must He will share his World show a Tennessee Wildlife War II experiences including Resources Agency issued card liberation of Dauchau. Other as proof of successful comple- speakers will be Bill Hewitt of tion of a nationally approved Hewitt Garden and Landscape boater education course Center on January 22,dis- approved by the T.W.R.A. to cussing operate a boat in Tennessee. Drought Landscaping: Dr One way to get your card is Mack Wayne Craig, Tuesday to take a Coast Guard Auxiliary January 29. His topic will be safe boating course. The Coast Andrew Jackson; Kevin Guard Auxiliary is an organiza- Hickman, CPA ,Thursday tion of volunteers that promotes February 21 discussing 2008 boating safety by teaching Tax Update. All sessions will be classes to the public, by on- held at 7:00 PM on the dates water safety patrols, courtesy indicated at Harpeth Hills vessel safety checks, and Church of Christ, 1949 Old marine dealer visits. Hickory Blvd, Brentwood(One Before you come to class, block east of Hillsboro Rd). For you must first purchase, for more information, 615-373- $10.00, a boating safety exam 0601. permit from any business (license agent), that sells hunt- JANUARY 15, ing and fishing licenses (Walmart sporting goods, bait 22, 29 & FEB. 5 stores, marinas, etc.). There is a boating safety Family History at course being taught nearby at Knowles Center The Woodmont Hills Family of God Church on Franklin Road, Advanced Genealogy near Woodmont Boulevard, on Classes at Knowles Senior Saturday January 26, 2008 at Center, 174 Rains Ave. 8:00 a.m. Nashville, TN will be held You can register and get January 15, 22, 29 and more information by calling February 5 from 12:30 -- 2:30 Michael Willey (615) 516-7173 pm. or Randy Ventress (615) 509- The instructor is Virginia G. 6025. If no answer, please leave Watson, president of the Middle a message and number where Tennessee Genealogical you can be reached. Society. This course is not only for Free to Knowles Center the young boater, but for adults and participating Senior as well. You may qualify for a Centers, $20.00 for non-mem- discount on your insurance pol- bers. icy. Call the Knowles Center and register -- 615-743-3400 More Calendar on Page 5. JANUARY 19 Send Community Calendar Family History at Items to: Knowles Center www.westview78 "Family History Show and @aol.com Tell" with Janet Hasson as Page 2 -- Wednesday, January 9, 2008 www.westviewonline.com www.westviewpublishing.com Westview NEWSpapers Westview Calendar - Ongoing West Of Nashville Franklin. Visit www.giuseppe [email protected] for more visit our website at To register call Medline at verdilodge.com or call Joe information.
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