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18 hrs ago | WSMV-TV Nashville

Tough Economic Times Affect Cities

The rising cost of fuel is causing many middle Tennessee counties to adjust their budgets. via WSMV-TV Nashville

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Related Topix: Waverly, TN, Tennessee, Sumner County, TN, Murfreesboro, TN, Robertson County, TN

Wednesday May 14 | WSMV-TV Nashville

Cities Scrimp, Save To Cover Gas Costs

“The city's got to do what its got to do, because we all have to make those sacrifices. We are all in this together. We all have to do our part”

The price for premium gas has risen to more than $4 per gallon in some midstate locations, and AAA said regular unleaded isn't far off. via WSMV-TV Nashville

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Sunday May 11 | The Tennessean

Sumner County: Meeting planned to help tornado victims

A disaster recovery group has scheduled an informational meeting to help residents in Sumner and Trousdale counties whose homes were damaged during February's deadly tornadoes. via The Tennessean

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Friday May 9 | WSMV-TV Nashville

Police: Woman Lied About Rape

A Trousdale County woman has been arrested after police said she lied about being raped. via WSMV-TV Nashville

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Tuesday Apr 29 | The Tennessean

Suspect in vet's ATM death was freed in earlier slaying

“The witness may also be a DNA or fingerprint expert. But many cases don't have that, and you really end up with eyewitnesses as the evidence.”

Before he faced the death penalty after being accused of shooting an Iraq war veteran, and before he was convicted of carjacking a man in Trousdale County, Christopher Davis was accused of another killing and ... via The Tennessean

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Related Topix: Antioch, TN, Death Penalty, Life, Veterans

Saturday Apr 26 | The Tennessean

Death penalty sought in veteran's killing

“Following a review of the case, the history and background of Mr. Davis, our office felt it was an appropriate punishment”

Prosecutors want Christopher Davis to pay the ultimate price in the slaying of an Iraq War veteran last summer during a robbery attempt. via The Tennessean

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Related Topix: Hartsville, TN, Death Penalty, Violent Crime, US News, US Supreme Court

Mar 28, 2008 |

Turkey benefit will aid tornado victims

Members of the National Wild Turkey Federation will have a benefit April 6 to raise money for disaster victims in Macon and Trousdale counties. via The Tennessean

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Related Topix: Wild Turkey, Pop/Rock

Mar 15, 2008 | The Tennessean

Building more prisons is a waste of resources

The Tennessean has recently offered a wide variety of comments regarding the operation of our prison systems here in the state of Tennessee. via The Tennessean

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Related Topix: Corrections Corporation of America, Security

Mar 13, 2008 | The Tennessean

New CCA facility will be a much-needed boost

The week before last, the people of Trousdale County, after suffering through one of the worst storms in the last 50 years, awoke to some much-needed good news. via The Tennessean

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Related Topix: Corrections Corporation of America, Security, Hartsville, TN, Nashville, TN, Lebanon, TN

Mar 11, 2008 | The Tennessean

Long list of problems exists in use of CCA

Corrections Corporation of America, the nation's largest for-profit prison firm, has a history in Tennessee that dates back to 1983. via The Tennessean

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Related Topix: Corrections Corporation of America, Security, Davidson County, TN

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