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Are you getting enough ZZZZZs
Back in the old days it was bed time when the sun went down and time to get up when the sun rose. No television, radios, traffic, or distractions to keep you awake. Each day was filled with so much hard physical work that the stresses of the day seemed secondary compared to a good nights sleep.

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Helping others in our community
It would be nice if there wasn’t a need for the Family Assistance Commission in Bartlett. But during these trying times more people need help making ends meet than ever before. Luckily, there is somewhere for those who have ran out of options to go.

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How is business Just great.
Ask almost any bank or credit union how business was last year and you’ll probably just get a moan. Not so with First South. First South Credit has managed to stay steady and strong even in the most turbulent times banking has ever seen. Dr. Craig Esrael, president of First South attributes the success of First South to the companies employees.

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Pitching in
Saying that Bartlett is ahead of the curve when it comes to recycling efforts is an understatement.

New ATV business in Bartlett
It is always great to see a new business open during hard economic times. Especially one that seems to be doing well. Mid-South ATV is just that type of business. Specializing in sales, parts and service for ATVs the company has found a niche market in Bartlett.

Alderman Simmons in to win it
Bartlett Alderman Bobby Simmons has decided to run for Sheriff of Shelby County in the election to be held this August. Primaries will be held in May for the seat. But he wants Bartlettonians to be sure that the election process will not effect his position as an alderman for the city of Bartlett.

Daisies go Cookie Crazy

Cub Scouts take over The Bartlett Express
Cub Scout troop 487 usually meets at Grace Presbyterian Church in Bartlett on Monday nights but on Feb. 22 they met at The Bartlett Express for a tour to learn how a newspaper is put together. The troop had a lot of fun and was very inquisitive. They also insisted they be put on the front page of the paper.

Obituaries

Sex and the Country
I'm giving you fair warning: don't continue to read this column if you're easily embarrassed. Don't read it if your kids are looking over your shoulder.

Police Reports
From The BPD