Can you help the SPD?

The Smyrna Police Department are looking for a young man and could use your assistance.

The Smyrna Police Department is requesting help from our friends in the media in locating a runaway juvenile. Christian Laymon, age 17, 5’00”, 145 lbs., brown hair and blue eyes with a scar on his upper lip, has been missing from his home in Smyrna since Dec. 15th. There is a possibility that he is in the company of his mother Karen Konstantynowics whose last known address is in Portland, TN. Christian is in the full custody of his father. If there is anyone who has information on the whereabouts of Christian please contact Detective Lieutenant Jeff Duke at the Smyrna Police Department at 615-459-6644.

Movies...need I say more?

Another fun event from the Smyrna Public Library this coming Wednesday.

My favorite holiday movie is A Christmas Story. Dare I hope that this is one that they will show?

The Nutcracker Story time

One of the many great events that the Smyrna Public Library puts on is about to happen, and the little dancer in your life is invited. Wednesday December 12th is the day, so get ready for a lovely time.

Please feel free to have your children wear their favorite dance costume!

No to Anonymous

There have been two comments on this blog in the last few days that specifically were 'attacks' against a Smyrna resident.

This is not the place

It really is that simple. If you have an issue you'd like me to look into please write it out and message me, or email me. If these issues you have written about are worth writing about, please contact me...otherwise you are wasting the few seconds it takes me to delete them, and those few seconds are precious to me.

Long comments that are attacks do not fit in here unless some evidence to back it up with and research. If a person has a beef with someone else making anonymous comments is not the way to be taken seriously. Internet attacks and trolls are not welcome.

FLUXX at the local library

The Smyrna Public Library has some great events for the youth. Here's one for the 12-18 crowd if your kid or kids are into card games.

Smyrna Public Library
400 Enon Springs Road, West, in Smyrna, Tennessee 37167
Phone: 615-459-4884 FAX: 615-459-2370 

Fluxx 4.0 

The card game with ever-changing rules!
The card game with ever changing rules! It starts out simple, with just the Basic Rule card: draw one card and play one card during each player's turn. But New Rule cards quickly make things chaotic.

Even the object of the game will often change as you play, as players swap out one Goal card for another. Can you get the Rocket to the Moon before someone changes the goal to Death by Chocolate?

Help the SPD.

If you can identify this person please contact the Smyrna Police Department.

The Smyrna Police Department needs the communities help in identifying a suspect in a car theft. On December 1, 2012 at 9:20pm a 2003 Chrysler 300 silver in color was stolen from a convenience store in Smyrna. Video shows the suspects enter the parking lot in a late model white Chevy Malibu. A black female wearing a black and green letterman jacket, blue jeans, tennis shoes get into the victims vehicle and drive away. If anyone has any information on this case or the identity of the subject in the picture we are asking them to contact Detective Rick Hall at the Smyrna Police Department at 459-6644.

Mobile Health Unit for December

Here is a local resource you might want to know about. This is a service of the MTMC in Murfreesboro.

The Mobile Health Unit Collaborative is a reflection of MTMC's Mission which calls us to "improve the health of individuals and communities" and to have "special attention to the poor and the vulnerable."  This Collaborative effort helps achieve access to health care, helping overcome barriers and obstacles.  MTMC, as a faith-based institution, is motivated by the principles of Human Dignity and the Common Good.  These same principles are shared by our collaborative partners:  The Guidance Center, Primary Care & Hope Clinic, Saint Thomas Corporate and Community Medicine, and Saint Thomas Emergency Services and Event Medicine. 

The Mobile Health Unit is in service four days per week.  We are available to serve during these hours of operation, and we are happy to answer questions at any time.

For those in Smyrna the service will be local on the following dates.

December
Primary Care & Hope Clinic
Tuesday, December 4th: Smyrna Middle, 8 - 3

The Guidance Center
Wednesday, December 12th: Smyrna Middle, 8 - 12

After the parade party

In the spirit of the holidays State Representative Mike Sparks is hosting a can drive and you are all invited.

Parade after Party with Representative Mike Sparks and friends. I have an after Parade event planned for Dec 2nd at 3pm at Jim N Nicks to hellp the Food Bank., feel free to drop in, just asking people to bring a can good for the Food Bank.

The event is at 3pm and it really is for a good cause. Food banks are hurting with the economy being as bad as it is and donations lagging behind need. Meet a great guy and make a difference in our community...of course you can always bring more than one can of food if the idea strikes you. Hint! Hint!

PARADE!!!!!

The town of Smyrna Invites you to their annual Christmas parade this coming Sunday for those who wish to have fun for the whole family.

The 38th Annual Smyrna Christmas Parade is a great way to begin the month of December.  Folks of all ages will brave the weather to gather along Lowry Street in anticipation of the arrival of floats, drill teams, classic vehicles, bands and, of course, Santa Claus.  “A Special Smyrna Christmas” is the theme for this year’s event. 

The Smyrna Christmas Parade will begin at 2:00pm and end at 4:00pm on Sunday, December 2nd.  The parade will be broadcast live on Smyrna’s television station Channel 3 on Comcast Channel 99 on AT&T’s U-verse system. The program will also be available via live streaming on Smyrna’s website,