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Rebekah Bohannon Beeler

Rebekah Bohannon Beeler

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Managing Editor, Crossville Chronicle

Tennessee

Final Covers

Positive Vibes , Arts And Culture , Beauty , Travel , Lifestyle

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Showbiz, gossip, fashion, products.

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Seniority Positions

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Total articles 752

  • COCCO strikes a chord

    By Rebekah Bohannon Beeler Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified Jan. 4—Children of Crossville Chamber Orchestra spun yarns with their strings for the "Music That Tells a Story"-themed annual winter concert at the Palace Theatre on Dec. 14. Opening the concert, James Queen performed "Danse Rustique" by William Squire on the cello, accompanied by Sharon Quick on piano. As his fingers strategically danced along the strings, Queen made his cello sing for the very technical and difficult tribute to Squire's work.

    By Rebekah Bohannon Beeler Verified · Yahoo Entertainment

    Jan. 04, 2024

  • AN INKLING: ‘Yule’ be of good cheer

    By Rebekah Bohannon Beeler Verified| Crossville Chronicle Verified To begin our Yuletide celebration, my family and I observed winter solstice on Dec. 21, with a small feast of pork roast to accompany the plaited Yule breads, pumpkin dip, wassail and mulled cider I made, followed by telling of legends and history that created the holiday as we know it today.

    By Rebekah Bohannon Beeler Verified · Crossville Chronicle

    Jan. 04, 2024

  • COCCO strikes a chord

    By Rebekah Bohannon Beeler Verified| Yahoo Entertainment Verified Jan. 4—Children of Crossville Chamber Orchestra spun yarns with their strings for the "Music That Tells a Story"-themed annual winter concert at the Palace Theatre on Dec. 14. Opening the concert, James Queen performed "Danse Rustique" by William Squire on the cello, accompanied by Sharon Quick on piano. As his fingers strategically danced along the strings, Queen made his cello sing for the very technical and difficult tribute to Squire's work.

    By Rebekah Bohannon Beeler Verified · Yahoo Entertainment

    Jan. 04, 2024

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Company Info

Crossville Chronicle

CROSSVILLE CHRONICLE is a newspaper company based out of 125 West Ave, Crossville, Tennessee, United States.

'+1 931-484-5145

Founded: 1886