The Tellico Times

Introduction
Greetings Everyone...Welcome to the Winter issue of The Tellico Times, an online supplement to
The Tellico Plains Mountain Press.
We appreciate all of you looking in, be sure to come back often. We are adding a lot of new content as
time goes by. Page links and
archived pages are on the left of the page.
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Merry Christmas
&
Happy New Year!

The Tellico Plains
Mountain Press

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Tim Childress & the "Unwound Band"
Perform at the Square Dance in Tellico
on July 2nd. 2011.

Local News & Events
Watch this section for local news and happenings. Also features on all those local characters that live in and around the area. We hope to include as much coverage on our town and county as possible. We will always give an independent and unbiased viewpoint! Email or contact us anytime.

Parrot Taking in Sites at the
Tellico Street Dance.

High Places
This section of the Times will bring you news, photos and information about the Cherokee National Forest and the surrounding natural beauty of Southeast Tennessee. Hiking and camping spots, trail information and hunting and fishing schedules and the weather for the Tellico District.

Street Dance on the Square
in Tellico Plains
on July 2nd. 2011.

For Those
Who Served!
Remember Them!

Statue at Market Square
Mall in Downtown Knoxville.

Getting in the Swing of Things at
Tellico Square Dance.

Local History
Over the past 20 years the Tellico Plains Mountain Press brought you many history articles and photos from Tellico Plains.

Kayaking the Tellico River.

Area Recreation

Check here for coverage of outdoor recreation events. Anyone wishing to submit photos or information or articles, feel free to do so.

Merry Christmas
&
Happy New Year!!

Country lane in Ballplay Community.

Uncle Clabe & The Pant'er
The Old Schoolhouse
Frog & Speedy
River of Dreams

Country Roads

Here we will display photography from along the roadsides of our special part of East Tennessee. Photos depicting the slow paced country lifestyle, things caught in passing on an afternoon drive. Everything from old barns and buildings to those unique road signs that dot the countryside. Things
which disappear with every
passing year...

Recent Invasion of the
Red Eyed Cicadas.

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We look forward to hearing from everyone.

That's It From This Side of the Screen
This Time. See You Next Time.
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and the Next Issue.

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Tim Childress & Unwound.

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	Life Cycle of the Cicada
In Their 13 or 17 Year Cycle They Hatch & Crawl Up Out of the Ground When The Temperature Reaches 67 Degrees 4 Inches Deep in Spring.	In Their Adult Stage They Fly About & Make Their Loud Piercing Sound to Attact Mates. They Only Live 4 or 5 Weeks. More Info: Click Here	After They Mate The Female Lays Her Eggs in Twigs Of Trees Where They Hatch Ant Like & Return to the Ground & Start Another 13 or 17 Year Cycle. Sucking Sap From Roots.