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Second verse same as the first? Sure looks that way. Huntsville's Adam Stern led off the game with a home run and won it with another solo blast onto the berm in right field in the ninth inning and the Stars rallied for a rain-delayed 3-2 Southern League victory over the Tennessee Smokies on Sunday night.
Nearby Bell Buckle is a quaint shopping and dining destination, and home to the popular Daffodil Days as well as last weekend's RC and Moon Pie Festival.
Pickup truck driver killed in Scott County wreck
A man driving a pickup truck was killed in a crash with a tractor-trailer in Scott County Thursday morning.
Folkfest visitors get some Southern culture
During Folkfest 2009 local and international musicians, dancers and singers will give public performances, but they will also gain and share cultural experiences.
Editorial: House should approve clean-energy bill
Gov. Phil Bredesen's Tennessee Clean Energy Future Act is legislation that should have wide bipartisan agreement and a strong cheering section for the state to lead by example with more efficient energy use in its buildings and vehicles.
Two Murfreesboro students earn Ascend scholarships
For the seventh consecutive year, Ascend Federal Credit Union is helping 10 students raise their possibilities with $1,000 scholarships.
School construction cost may be lower than expected
HUNTSVILLE a ' School construction projects at Burchfield and Robbins could prove less costly than original projections by an architectural firm.
Family Reunion Remembers Survivors of Civil War Disaster
The Sultana, loaded with prisoners to be transferred, was photographed at Vicksburg.
Howard H. Baker Jr. wasn't on center stage at a conversation on the future of newspapers, but he might as well have been.
Joel and Barbara Warhurst of Clarksville, TN announce the engagement of their son, Jason Robert Warhurst to Carly Michele Brown.
New details on two tornadoes in Friday's storms
UPDATED 3:00 p.m. Sunday, May 10 -- The National Weather Service in Morristown released more information on the second confirmed tornado from Friday's storms.
NWS confirms 2 tornado touchdowns in E. Tenn.
The National Weather Service in Morristown has confirmed that two tornadoes touched down in East Tennessee during severe storms on Friday, May 8. The first was in Scott County, five miles south of Huntsville near the Fairview community.
More Heavy Rain and Severe Storms Moving In. Tornado Watch Issued.
Submitted by Brian Smith on May 6, 2009 - 10:40am. A TORNADO Watch has been issued for North Georgia and NE Alabama until 7pm eastern time, as Round 3 of the storms continue to march to the east across Alabama and south TN, some with a history of warnings.A A At the same time, low-level winds are kicking in helping to fuel the storms and adding a ...
News, Weather and Sports for Chattanooga and the Tennessee Valley
Submitted by Renee LaSalle on May 4, 2009 - 5:43pm. Health The number of cases of the H1N1 Virus continue to rise in the US.
Charter school proposal advancing late in session
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - A comprehensive proposal to make thousands more Tennessee students eligible for charter schools is gaining steam in the Legislature although opponents claim it will hurt regular public schools.
In what was a relatively brief meeting, County Commission Monday night made new appointments and reconvened the Scott County Urban Growth Committee at the written request of the elective boards of both the Town of Huntsville and Town of Oneida.
Services held for local historian
By Deborah Roy , News Editor April 23, 2009 HUNTSVILLE a ' A memorial service was to have been held here yesterday afternoon for local historian Irene B. Baker, who died Sunday in Knoxville.
Peterson inducted into third Hall of Fame
Steve Peterson, who has led the Middle Tennessee baseball program to continued success in the last 21 seasons, was inducted into the Huntsville-Madison County Athletic Hall of Fame on Monday night.
Dozens turn out for Scott Co. job fair, few employers hiring
For weeks, Scott County residents have been looking forward to a job fair held Tuesday in Huntsville, but it turned out, few employers are hiring.
Vines: Lowe has come a long way
Alan Lowe has come a long way at the University of Tennessee, where he borrowed a desk for a makeshift office the first couple of weeks on the job as executive director of the Howard H. Baker Jr.
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