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En réponse à précision. Effectivement, le PR ne fait que rappeler à l’Allemagne que la France fournit également autre chose à l’Ukraine que du matériel. Ceci doit être mis en perspective avec la passe d’armes sur l’allocation du fonds européen de soutien à l’Ukraine. Les Allemands voulaient recevoir la majeure partie de l’enveloppe sous prétexte qu’ils fournissent plus à l’Ukraine…

Luke Combs’ Category 10 will host a free viewing party on Sunday, February 8th in celebration of football’s biggest game. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails and game day dishes inspired by Luke Combs, all while watching The Big Game on Hurricane Hall’s nearly 25-foot-wide LED screen. Between The Big Game action, Category 10 will offer on-site activities in Hurricane Hall, including commercial bingo for everyone to enjoy. For fans looking to take their game day experience to the next level, Category 10 will offer VIP couches, recliners and tables for purchase in the third floor 5 Leaf Clover Sports bar. This exclusive ticket package offers the ultimate football fan prime seating and take-home collectibles, ensuring a premium way to enjoy the action. For more information on The Big Game at Category 10, and to reserve VIP experiences, please visit category10.com/event/the-big-game-2026. Category 10 is located at 120 2nd Ave N, Nashville. MORE EVENTS The post Luke Combs’ Category 10 Celebrates Football’s Biggest Game appeared first on Williamson Source.

Wade Cummins Obituary Wade Cummins aka Elvis Wade was a man known not only for his voice, but for his heart. A devoted minister, loving father, and cherished “Poppy,” Wade lived his life anchored in faith, guided by love, and poured out in service to others. Though his journey took him around the world, Wade never lost sight of what truly mattered. He believed deeply in Jesus and dedicated his life to sharing that love with everyone he met. Whether through music, ministry, or quiet conversation, Wade’s greatest desire was always to bring others closer to Christ. His faith was not something he spoke about only on a stage, it was something he lived every day. Wade had a giving heart. He noticed people who were hurting. He gave when no one was watching. He prayed for strangers, encouraged the discouraged, and offered kindness without hesitation. To know Wade was to feel seen, welcomed, and valued. But above all, Wade was a family man. Nothing brought him more joy than his children and grandchildren. Being a dad and a Poppy was his greatest pride and his most treasured calling. His love for them was constant, unconditional, and unwavering. They were his legacy, his laughter, and his reason. Wade’s life was a reflection of the love he carried within him—a love rooted in faith, given freely, and shared generously. While he will be deeply missed, the legacy he leaves behind is one of compassion, devotion, and a life lived for something far greater than himself. As many of you know, he deeply loved ministry and was especially devoted to his “church family” and online outreach “Lifting Up Jesus”, which was at the heart of his life’s work. We kindly ask that in lieu of flowers, you honor Wade by visiting his website, https://elvis-wade.square.site/. Here, you can purchase his CD’s, or the DVD of his movie, “The Identical” or make any heartfelt contribution you desire. Even in death, we believe his ministry will continue to reach hearts and draw people closer to the Lord. You can be assured that all purchases and/or contributions and donations will directly go toward the support of continuing his ministry. For those of you who loved his movie “The Identical”, Wade had other unpublished faith-based movie scripts, books, and personal testimonies. Professional promotion, production and distribution is very expensive, yet it was Wade’s deepest desire that these works be shared so they could lead more people to Christ and encourage believers around the world. We are confident this is what he would have wanted, and we are deeply grateful to everyone who helps us carry his mission forward and preserve the legacy he so faithfully built. Wade was preceded in death by his wife Sandra Posey Cummins; his daughter Misty Lynn Cummins; his brothers Charles, Dub, and Harold Cummins; his sister Fay Cummins; and his parents Louie Bell Cummins and William Reese Cummins. He is survived by the mother of his children, Betty Jeskey; his children Wanda (Tim) Cherry, Brenda (Jonathan) Tuschl, Aaron Cummins, and Jessica (Keegan) Hill; and his six cherished grandchildren, Dilyse Clifton, Alexis Cummins, Brieanna Cummins, Micah Cummins, Cade Tuschl, and Riley Hill. He is also survived by his sisters Karen Chaney and Helen Brooks, many nieces and nephews, and dear friends, Wayne Bates, Paul Bates, and Claire Schwartz. A Celebration of Life honoring Wade Cummins will be held in true Elvis Wade concert style and is Open to the Public on Saturday, February 14, 2026, from 1:00–4:00 PM at the Capitol Theatre in Lebanon, Tennessee. This obituary was published by CremateSimply. This obituary was published by Obituaries provided free for the community. The post OBITUARY: Wade Cummins appeared first on Williamson Source.

Ret. Franklin Fire Captain, William “Bill” John Almon, age 49 of Thompsons Station, TN passed away January 15, 2026 after a courageous battle with brain cancer. Captain Almon was diagnosed in late 2023 and retired in April 2025 as the captain of Station 6, located at 1061 Cool Springs Blvd. Bill was a graduate of Franklin High School and he received his Bachelor of Science degree in Fire Science from Columbia Southern University. Captain Almon proudly served the Franklin Fire Department for 27 years, leaving behind a lasting legacy of service, professionalism, and dedication. He was named Fire Officer of the Year in 2023, a recognition that reflected the respect he earned throughout his career. Among his many accomplishments, Captain Almon received the Excellence Award in 2014 as part of the fire investigation team whose work led to the conviction of an aggravated arsonist. In 2002, he earned the Stork Award for helping deliver a baby girl. In addition to his career with the FFD, Captain Almon was a volunteer and Lifetime Member of Williamson County Fire/Rescue, where he began serving in 1994. During his time with WCFR, he was promoted through the ranks, serving as Captain at Station 23, located at 1515 Thompson’s Station Rd. W. and was later promoted to the rank of Assistant Chief, further demonstrating his lifelong commitment to serving others. Captain Almon was a firefighter, fire officer, mentor, and friend to many, and his impact on the FFD and our community will not be forgotten. Bill was a co-owner and operator of Fire-Tek for eleven years, a fire protection services company specializing in the design, installation, inspection, maintenance, and servicing of fire suppression systems and portable fire extinguishers. He was a well-respected fire investigator and longtime member of the Tennessee chapter of the International Association of Aron Investigators (IAAI) and the National Association of Fire Investigators (NAFA) Bill was very proud of his accomplishments as a firefighter, but his greatest accomplishment was being a husband and father. He enjoyed coaching his sons in baseball, and spending time with them and watching them grow into young men. He is survived by his loving wife of 25 years, Jennifer Almon of Thompsons Station, TN; sons, Jacob Almon and Dylan Almon of Thompsons Station, TN; father, John Almon of Columbia, TN; brother, Joe (Mallie) Almon of Spring Hill, TN; father & mother in-law, Rodger & Betty Ray of Franklin, TN; brother in-law, Paul Harris of Tampa, FL; nephews, Blake Harris and Connor Harris of Nashville, TN; nieces, Lacey (Brandon) Wingo of Chattanooga, TN and Courtney Almon of Spring Hill, TN; many other loving aunts, uncles and cousins. Bill is preceded in death by his mother, Cecilia Almon. Visitation with the family will be 5:00PM – 8:00PM Sunday, January 18, 2026 and one hour prior to the service on Monday at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held 11:00AM Monday, January 19, 2026 at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home. Steve Holmes will officiate. Burial will follow at Spring Hill Memorial Park, 5239 Main St. Spring Hill, TN 37174. Active pallbearers will be Rick Wooten, Jon Krawcyk, Ben Castleman, Andy King, Todd Bowman and John Smith, Jr. Honorary pallbearers will be Chip Barnhart, Steve Hill, Lance Kraemer and members of the Franklin Fire Department as well as the Williamson County Rescue Squad. Those wishing to honor Captain Bill Almon may do so with flowers or by making a donation to the Firefighter Cancer Support Network, 2600 W. Olive Ave. 5th Floor PMB 608, Burbank, CA 91505 or at www.firefightercancersupport.org. Donors are encouraged to include Captain Almon’s name with their contribution. WILLIAMSON MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES, 3009 Columbia Ave. Franklin, TN 37064 615-794-2289. www.williamsonmemorial.com Click For More Obituaries The post OBITUARY: William “Bill” John Almon appeared first on Williamson Source.