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Wartburg, Tennessee is located in Morgan County. Zip codes in Wartburg, TN include 37887. The median home price in Wartburg is $110,500. More Wartburg information.

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Thursday May 16 | WATE-TV Knoxville

70-year-old man arrested for bringing gun into Morgan County courthouse

Three people accused of multiple burglaries in Tennessee were arrested Thursday in Florida after high speed chase with state troopers.

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Thursday May 16 | Chattanoogan.com

Tennessee Tourism Round Up

"Right Here, Right Now" - Celebrate culinary culture with heirloom recipes, featuring strawberries in May as part of the new "Right Here, Right Now" campaign bringing focus to Chattanooga's 2013 growing season at various farmer's markets around the Chattanooga metro area.

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Tue May 14, 2013

WATE-TV Knoxville

Wade the Emory River in Wartburg for tiny creatures on Sunday

Tiny creatures in streams can be an indicator of water quality and a visit to the Emory River will illustrate how.

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Tue May 07, 2013

Chattanoogan.com

Charles Education Foundation Scholarship Winners Announced

John R. Buhrman, treasurer, and member of the Board of Directors of the Mario C. and Grace B. Charles Education Foundation, announces the awarding of scholarships to students attending UTC during the 2013-2014 academic year.

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Wed Apr 24, 2013

WBIR-TV Knoxville

Knox County judge testing video arraignment system

Saving money and time -- two reasons why Knox County Criminal Court Judge Steven Sword said he is testing a new video teleconferencing system for a suspect's arraignments.

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Tue Apr 23, 2013

The Jackson Sun

Military team detonating old explosives found in Morgan County

Michael Knight, a spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, told the Knoxville News Sentinel authorities are deactivating some rounds to preserve them.

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