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The Bledsonian Banner is a local news outlet serving the community of Pikeville, Tennessee, providing essential updates and information on events, education, and local happenings. With a focus on the Bledsoe County area, the publication covers everything from school graduations to community events, ensuring residents stay informed about important milestones and news. In addition to news coverage, the Bledsonian Banner features special sections dedicated to local shopping, obituaries, and classifieds, catering to the diverse interests of the community. The publication also highlights the achievements of local educators and students, reflecting its commitment to celebrating the region's educational successes. Generated from the website

The Peddler in Cookeville, TN is a long-standing classified ads publication that has been serving the community for 40 years. They offer free non-commercial classified ads, with the option to add bold text for a small fee, as well as commercial ads and photo classifieds at affordable rates. With multiple ways to submit ads, including email, phone, office visit, or mail, The Peddler makes it convenient for individuals and businesses to advertise their products and services. Although their website currently does not accept classified submissions, they are actively working on implementing this feature in the near future.Generated from the website

"Ever increasing reader and customer support prompted the need for a larger facility, " publisher Carson Oliver said. "We always want to give a quality product in whatever we do, be it printing, office supplies, or the newspaper. The public's response has shown we are doing something right, and we appreciate it."The NEWS strives to be the most reliable source of news for Overton County. Community events and society happenings are given ample coverage, as is sports, and humor is also a part of the weekly newspaper's make-up."North County Lines" by Bob, a mix of humor and social commentary written by an anonymous middle-aged man wearing a ball cap with a face that looks strangely like a book, began in the September 16, 1992 edition. The column has won 2 first place awards and 1 second place award in the Tennessee Press Association's annual contest.The NEWS has won numerous awards for advertisements, including eight first place awards in the TPA's Annual Ideas Contest.