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TN woman dies from injuries suffered in Paducah crash
A Tennessee woman who was injured in a two-car accident on Park Avenue in Paducah on Tuesday afternoon has died, according to Paducah police.
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Amazon hiring fully underway in Middle Tennessee
Online retail giant Amazon.com is kicking off the broad hiring push necessary to fill 1,000 jobs at distribution sites in Middle Tennessee.
"School's Out" Community Family Fun Day
Join your neighbors, classmates and friends for a free fun filled morning of games, relays and activities for the whole family on Saturday, June 2 from 10 a.m.-noon at Sports Village Fitness outside grounds, at 1735 W. Main St., Lebanon.
HUDGINS: Amazon opens hiring spree with management positions
Amazon.com has begun its hiring ramp up, with about 50 management positions on the docket currently, Nashville Business Journal reports.
Hello, warmer-uppers! This diary will post Saturday evening, but I'm writing and queuing it up Wednesday morning because I'll be catching a bus back from California to Tennessee tonight, getting off the bus Friday afternoon to share a ride to Nashville in order to attend an all-day SOCM board-meeting in Lebanon TN on Saturday -- and then after the ... (more)
First Lady Crissy Haslam Completes Year-long Partnership With Tennessee Schools
Tennessee First Lady Crissy Haslam completed a two week-long statewide reading tour yesterday with final school year-end visits to two of her 10 partnership schools.
Ms. Cheap: Readers' Choice Award winners are in
First, I gave you the results of the Ms. Cheap Cheapest of the Cheap contest, and now, I have the two winners of the Cheapest of the Cheap Readers' Choice Awards , where readers were invited to vote for their favorite tips.
Local World War II veteran receives degree
George Hundley Sr., 87, accepts an honorary master in military arts degree from Edward L. Thackston, chairman of the Cumberland University Board of Trust, at the university in Lebanon, Tenn., for completing the Tennessee Maneuvers, specialty training exercises during World War II.
Wilson's WWII veterans travel to D.C.
WWII veterans from Wilson County and Middle Tennessee traveled to Washington as part of a Music City Honor Flight.
Bulger's Beat: Sword replaced on Lebanon Civil War statue
All is well againA in Lebanon again after a Civil War general regained his sword.
Feast Your Eyes Is June Exhibit At In-Town Gallery
Doug McCoy will exhibit a collection of his new acrylic and ink paintings and drawings, Feast Your Eyes, during June at In-Town Gallery.
Chemical situation evacuates Lebanon plant
A concern about chemicals has caused a plant to be evacuated in Wilson County Thursday morning.
News briefs from around Tennessee at 3:58 a.m. EDT
Heavily-armed FBI agents and authorities from Mississippi and Tennessee are expected to resume searching woods and back roads Wednesday for what they said was a dangerous man suspected of killing a Tennessee woman and her teenage daughter and fleeing with her two younger girls.
Wilson leaders observe National Day of Prayer
Local leaders spoke about the importance of prayer in governance at a National Day of Prayer gathering in Lebanon last week.
WW II veterans shown high degree of honor
Edward L. Thackston, Ph.D., chairman for the Cumberland University board of trust, gives a diploma to World War II veteran Verner Dean, waving to friends.
Wilson Bank & Trust celebrates 25 years
To recognize everyone who's helped the bank reach its 25th year in community banking, all offices of Wilson Bank & Trust will host a birthday celebration on Friday, May 11, the date WB&T opened its doors in 1987.
Tenn. college gives WWII-era vets honorary degrees
Robert L. Vaught, right, is presented an honorary degree by Edward Thackston, left, chairman of the Cumberland University Board of Trust, on Tuesday, May 8, 2012, at Cumberland University in Lebanon, Tenn.
Cumberland University Gives WWII-Era Vets Honorary Degrees
A Tennessee university is giving honorary degrees to World War II-era veterans who came to the state in the early 1940s for large-scale training exercises prior to the war in Europe.
WWII veterans who trained in Middle TN to get Cumberland degrees
Shelbyville, Tenn., residents watch as soldiers of the 108th Infantry Regiment, 27th Infantry Division, march through their town in 1941.
Jerry McFarland: It wasn't his war, but maneuvers shaped colonel
Retired Col. Jerry McFarland, as a child, played among the ruins of Lebanon war games.