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College Grove: Weekend evenings offer musical options
“God doesn't intend for us to manage life on our own. He wants us to come to Him for the things we need, including wisdom. Whether it's wisdom for spiritual matters, or wisdom for making decisions in daily living, God is there for us to call on 24/7.”
Opening thought: For if you forgive men their trespasses, your heavenly Father will also forgive you. via Tennessean.com
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Chapel Hill Forum & PollsTuesday May 13 | Shelbyville Times-Gazette
Chapel Hill allows beer in restaurants
“I don't think it's any different from going to O'Charlie's and having a drink”
Mayor Carl Cooper broke a tie vote Monday to approve beer service with restaurant meals in this Marshall County town. via Shelbyville Times-Gazette
Sunday May 11 | The Tennessean
Middle Tenn. drivers want to trade gas-guzzling SUVs for cheaper ride
“Fusions, Focuses, Escapes, anything that gets good gas mileage is what's selling”
By G. CHAMBERS WILLIAMS III * Staff Writer * May 11, 2008 Shopping for a vehicle at the CarMax lot near 100 Oaks Mall this past week, Josh O'Neal of Antioch had one goal in mind. via The Tennessean
Thursday May 1 | DNJ.com
Community members, leaders petition God; challenged to be his vision where they are
“I am renewed, refreshed and excited about the power of God working in the community”
Several hundred citizens, church and government leaders and business men and women began the National Day of Prayer Thursday morning with a time of prayer and challenge during the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast at ... via DNJ.com
Wednesday Apr 16 | Shelbyville Times-Gazette
Chapel Hill beer service may be one vote away
“This is the first time I've seen a tie vote”
With a tie vote broken by the mayor, the town board has decided beer ought to be available for sale with restaurant meals, but another vote is required for it to be final and a workshop might be scheduled for ... via Shelbyville Times-Gazette
Mar 18, 2008 | KSU Sentinel
The most controversial story in Civil War history?
Arguably the most controversial story in Civil War history was discussed at the Civil War Symposium held at the KSU Center. via KSU Sentinel
Mar 12, 2008 | Citizen Tribune
West student named Haslam Scholar
“Probably the most interesting question I was asked was if I could have a superpower, what would it be. I said I would teleport. I said I would love to have world peace but I have to be selfish and chose teleporting”
West High's Brittany Vasquez is among 15 of the nation's top students who will attend the University of Tennessee next year as the inaugural class of Haslam Scholars. via Citizen Tribune
Mar 10, 2008 | WBIR-TV
First UT class of Haslam Scholars announced
“We are extremely pleased with this first class of Haslam Scholars”
Fifteen top students will attend the University of Tennessee-Knoxville next year as the inaugural class of Haslam Scholars. via WBIR-TV
Mar 6, 2008 | Shelbyville Times-Gazette
Annexation urged for Chapel Hill land
“I had this approved for STEP drip”
Planning commissioners here are recommending that annexation of 54 acres be approved next Monday by the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. via Shelbyville Times-Gazette
Feb 26, 2008 | DNJ.com
New Arrivals run in The Daily News Journal each Tuesday on a space-available basis. via DNJ.com
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