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22,000 new country music artifacts added to Country Music Hall of Fame
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is now home to more than 22,000 new country music artifacts. The artifacts were added to the museum’s permanent collection. The collection spans over a century of country music history and includes more than 1,000 stage clothing...
UC TOP 5 Week 1: Upperman Holds Top Spot, Four Region 4-4A Teams Ranked
The first edition of the UC Top 5 football rankings were unveiled on the UCR Coaches Show Tuesday evening as week one of the 2024 season kicks off Friday night. The wire-to-wire #1 team in the 2023 UC Top 5 returns to #1 in the inaugural 2024 rankings coming off a 14-1 season and a Class 4A state runner-up finish. The Bees return quarterback Bronzden Chaffin and a stable of weapons including running back Ethan Palk, but have to replace multiple starters on the offensive and defensive lines. The Bees open with a trip to Fayetteville in week one. Upperman shut out the Tigers in 2023, 26-0, but fell in their last road trip to Fayetteville in 2022.
Former judge found guilty of criminal mischief following incident in Auburn
LOGAN COUNTY, Ky. – A former judge for District 7 has been found guilty on a charge of criminal mischief stemming from an incident in Auburn. Sue Carol Browning, 60, of Auburn was found guilty on one count of second-degree criminal mischief on Wednesday during a jury trial at Logan District Court, according to court documents.
Henry County Continues To Tackle Space, Safety Problems Facing Facilities
Photo: Members of the Buildings and Grounds Committee continue to tackle space and safety problems facing county facilities. Shannon McFarlin photo. Paris, Tenn.–The Henry County Buildings and Grounds Committee Tuesday continued its arduous task of developing not only an immediate exit plan for county offices from the courthouse annex but finding the best space for other county offices. And not to mention, finding the money for all of that.
Derek Mason LIVE to debut Monday night
MURFREESBORO – Derek Mason LIVE will take place at The Boulevard Bar and Grille for the 2024 season. The show will be broadcast live from the popular restaurant near campus each Monday night at 6 PM prior to a game. The only exceptions will be the show airing on Sunday Sept. 1 due to Labor Day, no show prior to Kennesaw State due to the quick turnaround, and the Nov. 4 show prior to Liberty will be at Noon.
Help Murfreesboro Celebrate 45 Years of Patterson Park Community Center
Join the City of Murfreesboro as they recognize the last 45 years of the Patterson Park Community Center!. Address: 521 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Murfreesboro, TN. The City is offering some incredible sampler classes, games, activities, giveaways, face painting, music, facility tours, food trucks – and MORE. There will be FREE admission all day and an official presentation at 10 am with special guests.
Middle Tennessee Takes on Louisiana and Tennessee Tech in Matchweek Two
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – The Middle Tennessee women's soccer team continues its non-conference slate with a trip to Lafayette, La. as they take on the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns, followed by a return home to face the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles on Sunday. History vs. Louisiana. The Blue Raiders are 10-2-1...
Man Arrested for July Vandalism of Rainbow Crosswalk in East Nashville
August 20, 2024 – Metro Nashville detectives have arrested 24-year-old Isaiah D. Tester on a charge of vandalizing government property for pouring a black paint-like liquid over the rainbow crosswalk at S. 14th and Woodland Streets on the afternoon of July 2. The crosswalk was created at the end...
TBI Mourns Death, Celebrates Legacy Of Former Director Mark Gwyn
Former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn has died at the age of 61 at his Nashville-area home, from what appears to be natural causes. Director Gwyn, a graduate of Middle Tennessee State University, began his career in law enforcement as a police officer in his hometown of McMinnville in 1985. Three years later, he joined the TBI as a special agent in its Criminal Investigation Division. Eight years later, he promoted to the role of Executive Officer and later served as Assistant Director of the Forensic Services Division. In June of 2004, Governor Phil Bredesen appointed Mark Gwyn to serve as TBI Director, making him the first African-American to hold the post, a position he held until his retirement in 2018.
Young political activists get lesson in organizing from some high-powered Democrats
CHICAGO – In the sanctuary of a historic church converted into an event space, not far from the hustle and bustle of the Democratic National Convention, a group of young people with a passion for politics met. The Youth VoteFest, hosted by University of Chicago’s Institute of Politics, aimed to provide lessons in political organizing […]
GOLF: Raiders finish fourth in Golden Classic
Coffee County Red Raider boys finished fourth out of 14 teams in the Golden Classic Wednesday at WillowBrook Golf Course in Manchester. The Raiders got big days form Jack Stowe and Noah Costello, with each carding a 1-over par 73 to tie for third individually. Freshman Levi Rossman turned in an 81 and Jaxon Phillips 86 to round out the scoring at 313.
Jeff Burkhart running for re-election to Tennessee House, District 75
CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Jeff Burkhart has announced he’s running for re-election to the Tennessee House of Representatives in District 75. Jeffery Darrell Burkhart, 62, is a lifelong resident of Clarksville. He graduated from Northwest High School in 1980 and received an associate’s degree in Fire Science from Volunteer State Community College in 2014. Shortly after he graduated high school, he started working for the Clarksville Gas and Water Department. In 1982, he transferred to the Fire Department and worked his way up through the ranks to the leadership role of assistant fire chief. In 1985, he began his career in the construction industry and has since grown a business developing commercial and residential subdivisions, as well as building commercial and residential properties.
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