Prep Notebook: Three area wrestlers win freshman titles

01/31/10 Three Rutherford County freshmen wrestlers won their weight classes in the Fred Rigsby Middle Tennessee High School Freshman Grand Championship on Jan. 23 at McGavock.

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Snowfall brings sledding, laughter

01/31/10 Jen Kubasch and her college friends didn't have any sleds or toboggans, but that didn't stop them from hitting the slopes Saturday afternoon.

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'Father of Mississippi Gaming' Richard J. Schilling, Jr. Dies at 62

01/30/10 Richard J. Schilling, Jr., successful restaurant, night club, and casino owner considered the Father of Mississippi Gaming, died Wednesday at the age of 62 at his home in Boca Raton, Florida.

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Winter storm begins moving into south, plagues I-40

01/29/10 The storm will continue to have a major impact on travel on Interstate 40, a major east-west trucking thoroughfare. (Courtesy AccuWeather)

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Black History Month schedule of events

01/29/10 FEB. 1-26 * Black History Month exhibit, Cleveland State Community College library, 7:30 a.m.-6

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You Say Party! We Say Die! Hitting The Road

01/24/10 You Say Party! We Say Die! are set to kick off their North America tour

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Clyde Richard Hill

01/24/10 Clyde Richard Hill, 89, of Groveland FL, passed away on Friday, Jan. 22, 2010. He was born in Madison, Fl. and was a member of the Church of Jesus Ch ...

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Property transfers: Jan. 24, 2010

01/24/10 Real estate transfers of $100,000 or more as shown in the records of the Shelby County Register's Office include:Deeds posted Jan. 6-1238134 3168 Marbry Cove: Wayne Cleaves from Steve B. Sims Jr., $115,0005412 Peyton Randolph: Zachary J. Campos from Jim Maddox, $110,0006176 Raleigh-Lagrange Road: Merchants & Farmers Bank from Gerald W. Alexander, $613,487.055361 Stage Road: Julia Duran from ...

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Weather slows building projects

01/20/10 The new Clinch School, seen in a file photo from fall 2009. ROGERSVILLE - Although winter weather has slowed the pace of construction, Hawkins County's two newest schools should still be ready for students when the new school year begins Aug. 9.

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Funeral notices for Wednesday, Jan. 20

01/20/10 ALECKNA-NEELY, SANDRA ANN, Tennessee and formerly of Sterling, Saturday, Mass, 10 a.m., St. Thomas More Church, Lake Ariel. Condolences: mmaleckna@aol.com; jfmaston e1@verizon.net; or jameswilson funeralhome.com. DOWSE, MARY N., formerly of Scranton, pri

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'We are the change,' area children say

01/19/10 Part of the city's 22nd Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration held Monday morning at the American Museum of Science and Energy involved Oak Ridge students, a choir, scholarships and an award.

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First graduate of desegregated high school speaks, honored at Berea

01/19/10 Before there was the Little Rock Nine, there was the Clinton 12.

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Library Donations

01/19/10 The following gifts were made to the Denton Public Library for November and December.

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Crashes continue following snowstorm

01/19/10 Week of wrecks. This photo shows one example of the many wrecks throughout the past week. This Toyota 4Runner was severely damaged Jan. 13 after its driver lost control and flipped it on its top on Highway 111, at the Memorial Highway split. The driver suffered non-life threatening injuries.

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Allied Artswire For Jan. 14

01/14/10 First Tennessee Free Family Night will be held Thursday, January 14th from 5:30 - 8:00 p.m. at the Creative Discovery Museum. For more information, call (423) 756-2738 or visit www.cdmfun.org.

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Jerry Powell helped make careers in Southaven

01/13/10 Jerry W. Powell was one of the first city leaders in Southaven, serving on the board of aldermen from 1985 to 1989. It was his political acumen that helped everyone from Southaven Mayor Greg Davis to Rep. Wanda Jennings jump-start their political careers. Mr. Powell died Sunday at Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto. He was 80. Born Oct. 14, 1929, in Red Oak, Texas, Mr. Powell joined the Air Force ...

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Courthouse elevator bid OK'd

01/12/10 United Elevator Services will repair the aging elevator in the Dyer County Courthouse. The Dyer County Commission accepted the company's $109,399 bid Monday night and asked that the elevator pump...

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Reynolds' 36 carry Villanova

01/11/10 Scottie Reynolds scored 36 points, including a game-clinching layup in the final minute, leading No.4 Villanova past Louisville 92-84 on Monday night.

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Randy Rogers Band makes Aspen stop

01/08/10 ASPEN - "In My Arms Instead," from the self-titled 2008 album by the Randy Rogers Band, finds a happy medium between the two poles of country music: the slick commercial stuff that finds a place on Top 40 radio, and the down-home sound that reminds you of country's roots as rebel music. The song is about the sort of romance that could be seen as the country cliche: The singer is cold, lonely ...

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Local briefs: Homicide case; Woolfork election; United Way

01/07/10 A court date for two Chester County men allegedly involved in a Henderson County homicide was reset on Wednesday, according to the Henderson County General Sessions Court Clerk's office.

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