McMinnville News

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The Tennessee Highway Patrol said 28-year-old Tomas Kaska was riding a 2003 Honda CBR northbound on Spring Valley Road around 12:30 a.m. Investigators said he did not apply his brakes until after a stop sign, and then skidded through the roadway.

An 18-year-old girl was killed in McMinnville near Warren County High School after a car left the roadway and crashed into a tree.

Two fatalities to report this morning after car accidents. According to the Tennessee Highway Patrol, one person was killed at around 9:30 p.m. last night off Verilla Road near Anngela Street in McMinnville in Warren County.

Mr. Marion Ray Sullivan, 85, of McMinnville died Wednesday, May 1, at Alvin C. York VA Medical Center in Murfreesboro.

Three finalists for city manager will be interviewed Friday, and City Council may make a job offer that afternoon, Mayor Troy Beets said.

Those interviewed include Tracy Baker, Sevierville assistant city manager; David Rutherford, McMinnville city manager; David Bolling, former Oliver Springs city manager and now city manager in Newcastle, Maine; Austin Gilley, city administrator in Medicine Lodge, Kan.; Gregory Wood, Mansfield, Ga., former Jasper County, Ga., county administrator; ... (more)

Warren County High School Prom 2013 is now history with lots of new memories for students to add to their high school memory list.

Lovely spring weather welcomed visitors to the Kid's Funfest and Safety Day Festival held on the McMinnville Civic Center grounds.

An agreement signed Tuesday between Middle Tennessee State University and Motlow College will help community college students majoring in early childhood education turn their associate degrees into bachelor's degrees.

A District 6-AAA championship was already assured when the Warren County High School girls tennis team stepped on the court Thursday.

An agreement signed Tuesday between Middle Tennessee State University and Motlow College will help community college students majoring in early childhood education turn their associate degrees into bachelor's degrees at MTSU's Murfreesboro campus.