Sharon News

The recognizable green Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities historical marker will be unveiled for the Miller Overall House circa 1885 located at 337 East Burton Street in Murfreesboro this month at the Rutherford County Chapter annual membership meeting and luncheon of APTA on July 18.

The clock flashes 3:30 a.m., a time when most people would roll over and attempt to get back to sleep, but for a dairy farmer, ita s time to get the day started.

Groups from Belgium, Germany and Italy will perform, along with Murfreesboro's own Cripple Creek Cloggers, will hold an old-fashioned street festival and parade on the Public Square tonight as a part of International Folkfest 2009.

Three Weakley County men have been arrested on drug charges after authorities found components for making methamphetamine in their possession, according to a news release from the Weakley County Sheriff's Department.

Halloween 2007 This time of year brings out the ghouls, zombies and goblins. People that decorate for Halloween certainly enjoy it and there really is no limit to the imagination.

Humboldt, Milan and Trenton have been aggressive in their pursuit of specialty retail shops.

Several roads in Weakley County are three feet under water at this time. Weakley County EMA Director Jamison Peevyhouse has reported areas underwater include: Highway 45 between Sharon and Greenfield Highway 124 in Greenfield.

Smyrna's Expo Center could emerge as a federal government call center employing 325 people if it beats out Davidson and Wilson counties with its offer, county officials learned Wednesday.

The Supreme Court granted a new hearing in federal court for a Tennessee death row inmate who was deprived of key evidence at his trial.

Photo by Sharon Bryant Fisher Insurance Agency celebrated the 85th anniversary of their business recently with refreshments, favors, and fellowship shared with their customers.

The Friday night banquets that were scheduled to be part of the Sarah Beth Whitehead Memorial Classic have been canceled, event organizer Andy Hall said.

First State Bank donated a one-story building in Martin to the Exchange Club/Carl Perkins Center for the Prevention of Child Abuse on Wednesday.

Here are this week's hearts and darts. From the readers: Hearts to the Jackson-Madison County General Hospital staff, especially Judy Plumb, Randy O'Daniel, David Hancock, David Atkins and security for helping ...

Here are this week's hearts and darts. From the readers: The Evergreen Garden Club sends grateful hearts to the North Side High School Show Choir and its director, Lindsey Patterson.