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Murder case of Manchester pastor bound over to grand jury
The murder case of a Manchester mother and her son was bound over to the January term of the Coffee County Grand Jury Tuesday.
Pre-trial hearing held for rape, kidnapping suspect
With only a request for interview transcripts from his attorney, a Tullahoma man who faces rape and kidnapping charges briefly appeared for a pre-trial hearing on Monday.
Ex-minister admits embezzlement, faces 9-month term
A former youth minister will spend the next nine months in jail after pleading guilty to theft charges on Monday.
Long prison sentence awaits child rapist
David Wayne Phillips, 43, will spend the next 25 years behind bars after pleading guilty to a number of sexually related charges on Monday.
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Lipscomb Chamber Ensemble includes Normandy student
Julian Calvin, of Nor-mandy, has been selected to perform in the Lipscomb University Chamber En-semble for the 2009-10 season.
Visit to World War II casualty's grave kindles emotions for surviving family
On this day, we honor the veterans who have served in the Armed Forces for our country.
World War II Pilots Reunited On Veterans Day
World War II pilots held a reunion in Bedford County. They met at nursing home in Shelbyville.
Wartrace liquor proposal sent to state legislature
Whether or not customers at the Walking Horse Hotel in Wartrace can be served liquor by the drink is now up to the state legislature.
Arrowhead ranch hopes to point boys in the right direction
Preston and Jeffrey Sweeney said they felt "lucky" to have found their 200 acre plot of land in Normandy on the day it went up for sale.
A new 200-acre ranch for boys in need of a safe place to live will be unveiled to the public Saturday from 4 to 7 p.m. Arrowhead Ranch, 239 Cortner Mill Road in Normandy near Cortner Mill restaurant, will take in boys from surrounding counties in Middle Tennessee who have gone through hardships, such as losing their parents.
Ala. doc accused of misconduct was fired 3 times
Dr. Michael Roy Sharpe was fired from three Tennessee hospitals - twice when he was accused of sexual misconduct - but was allowed to set up a pediatrics practice in Alabama, where he is now accused of having sex with a 15-year-old patient.
Chili, knives and fun for a cause in Normandy
Duck River demand may outstrip supply
A recent TVA study expects that the future demand for water on the Duck River between Shelbyville and Columbia could exceed the current supply.
TVA calls for input but shuts the public out
Water shortage plan being prepared by DRA
Greenbelt Law Gives Tax Break to Billionaire's Estate
LATEST: Police arrest pastor's wife and stepson in Labor Day murder
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Man dies in boating accident at Barton Springs
Wife, Step-Son Charged In Minister's Murder
The body of a Coffee County minister has been found near Arnold Air force Base. Investigators said the victim was murdered.
Blueways will play a part in Tennessee water summit
Water trails - also called blueways - and water quality are among topics at the third annual Tennessee Watershed Summit Sept.