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Rosson: Scenic decoration brightens lamps' value
Lamps like this one, which use low-wattage bulbs, were meant to be more atmospheric than illuminating.
Harriman nursing home investigated |
His grandfather, William O. Williams, 87, has a bedsore on his hip so big you could stick your fist in it, says William D. Brummitt.
Warning: Fire marshal urges care with fireworks
State Fire Marshal Leslie A. Newman wants to remind Tennesseans that, while fireworks are a traditional part of Fourth of July celebrations, many people are seriously injured each year by their careless use.
Operation Stand Down Nashville, Inc. Receives $300,000 Employment Grant
Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis announced the awarding of a $300,000 grant to Operation Stand Down Nashville, Inc.
Operation Stand Down Nashville, Inc. Receives $300,000 Employment Grant
The following News Release is sent by: For Immediate Release Operation Stand Down Nashville, Inc.
Garden and kitchen tour scholarship fundraiser is a huge success
The first annual Garden and Kitchen Tour presented by the FG Ladies Club was not only a sell-out but an enormous success as well.
Get to know your parents while you still have the chance
I am just now getting to know my father for who he really is, what true courage he has and what a strong sense of character he possesses.
CNN on the Culture of Racism in Tennessee GOP: 'Only a Series of Embarassments'
Jeff, you are such a putz. If you think TN is racist, go spend 5 minutes in New Jersey.
AKC dog agility trials this weekend
Area pooches will be put through paces this weekend at the American Kennel Club Sanctioned All-Breed Dog Agility Trials.
Vet Switches Doctors After VA Misdiagnosis
A middle Tennessee veteran -- who was first told he had HIV and hepatitis B after having a colonoscopy at the Murfreesboro VA and later tested negative -- has now received positive news.
House Budget Would Spend More Than Bredesen or Senate
The House budget plan unveiled Monday calls for more spending than Gov. Phil Bredesen wanted, a sharp contrast with the Senate plan that would make more cuts than he wanted.
Tennessee charter schools are off limits to most
Only one thing is keeping Lionel Booker from enrolling his daughter at the new charter middle school opening near his home - the law.
Plain Talk Bible Verse Contest begins
The Newport Plain Talk is once again presenting its annual Bible Verse Search, beginning in today's edition, announcing Betty McMillan, The Newport Plain Talk advertising manager.
Airport Authority keeps public out
As the Airport Authority is telling local government of its financial difficulties this week, seeking additional money from the public, it has conducted much of its recent business outside the public eye.
Steely Dan Watch and Win Contest Rules
This promotion is sponsored by WMC-TV 5, 1960 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104 and Beaver Productions, One Commerce Square Suite 2310 Memphis, TN 38103 "). The promotion begins at 10pm Monday, June 8, 2009 and ends at 10:35pm Friday, June 12, 2009.
Reinhausen Tour Rolls into Chattanooga
If you were driving around downtown Chattanooga on Wednesday, you may have noticed a strange looking truck parked near Warehouse Row.
Dyersburg resident advances to next round of West Tennessee Idol
Fenton Payne and Fred 5K set Aug. 15
The sixth annual Fenton Payne and Fred 5K will be held on Saturday, Aug. 15. The race will start at MTSU's football stadium at 7 a.m. Awards will go to all age groups, under 9 to 85 plus.
As chairwoman of the Rutherford County Commission's Budget & Finance Committee, Joyce Ealy has become an aficionado of sorts on financial matters.
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