Cry Out America to Hold an Event on September 11 On September 11, 2010, join other Christian believers at the Roane County Courthouse in prayer for a new Christ awakening in our nation.  For more information, goto www.awakeningamerica.us.
	TVA Completes Construction of Spring-fed Waterline Officials from the City of Kingston and the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) today celebrate the official dedication of a new spring-fed water line that will provide a plentiful supply of clean water to the citizens of Kingston. Steve McCracken, TVA’s General Manager of the Kingston Ash Recovery Project, added, “TVA has been a proud Kingston and Roane County neighbor for over 50 years and we are pleased the work to replace the City of Kingston’s spring-fed water line is now complete.  Hundreds of dedicated people are working every day to restore the area to pre-spill conditions and will not stop until that important work is complete.
	Classical Styles Salon Fundraiser A fund raiser for the employees and customers of Classic Styles Salon has been set up.  Please come out and help these victims as so many of them have no insurance and now no place to work.  For some of them this was their only income. You may donate at Citizens National Bank at 202 North Kentucky Street in Kingston.  Please make checks payable to Classic Styles. Some area churches and businesses have already donated to this cause.
	Kingston Police Department Supports the RC Blessing House The Kingston Police Department is actively supporting the Roane County Blessing House.  The Blessing House is a non-profit organization helping troubled, abused, and needy children in Roane County.  We are providing much needed storage space for them at our Training Facility while they actively look for a permanent house.  Sgt. Troy Wright is our point of contact between the Blessing House and the Police Department.  They also have a page on Facebook that gives more details about the organization.  Alisha Massengill is the point of contact and she can be reached at 865/399-5497.
	Kingston Receives 1.44 Million in Grants for Projects The city of Kingston has received word from the U.S. Rural Development Administration that it will receive a series of grants and low interest loans for various infrastructure projects which have been planned for several years. A letter of conditions will be presented to city officials on February 25 at City Hall. Together with other projects Kingston expects to receive about $11,000,000 in grant funds this year.  Click here to read the press release.