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Established 2007 The 2nd Amendment... Because when seconds count, the police are only minutes away I began a recent presentation before a large group of cattle producers by showing a paper dollar bill and a ...

We all live within the ‘Green Mile’, for it is what is within each and every one of us. The green mile is our walk through life to death, while our insecurities and fears and un-named yearnings are the bars of our prison. Think about it for a minute. And think also of this: within our prisons…all we ask for is courtesy, peace, and to feel safe with what each of us have built.

Here is a little history lesson for you guys. Remember...the Dayton City Council passed an ordinance at it's July meeting that basically "legalized" what city police are said to have been doing all along, being driving their city issued vehicle home at taxpayer expense. We do not know for sure how many but we know some did and if some did you could pretty much assume everyone else did. Sure stands the test of reason doesn’t it?

Police in Dayton, Tenn., have charged a 43-year-old man Friday with setting fire to his brother's home, Fire Chief Charles Suttles said this morning.

Dayton City school has installed the controversial Lobbyguard security system in an attempt to protect students. This system pretty much does everything but obtain a DNA sample. The LobbyGuard security system records all visitor and employee traffic details, runs instant background checks, prints photo ID badges, and provides access to a full range of visitor traffic reports from anywhere on the web ...

We recently read an editorial posted at the new Herald-News "dotcom" website. I know, sounds like hypocrisy. Remember folks, the Herald-News used to have a web site that was called www.Rhea.xtn.net. Apparently, after us slapping around on their publication like a punching bag and exposing what it is that they do,

According to sources, the City of Dayton has taken applications for a fireman to replace Dean Wilson who is said to have recently left the Dayton Fire Department to take a job as a Rhea County dispatcher for ...

Established 2007 The 2nd Amendment... Because when seconds count, the police are only minutes away A Tennessee man is suing a Knoxville church after he claims he injured himself while consumed by the spirit of ...

Jim D. Adkisson stormed into the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist Church during a children's performance Sunday and started shooting, injuring 7 and killing 2 people .

What this former Deputy District Attorney for Los Angeles County is doing is perhaps something that needs to be done. Then again, I think it is something that should have been done way back when he was in office

Submitted by Jillian Henson on July 24, 2008 - 8:17am. News Crime Police are investigating a murder that happened over night in Rhea County.

Submitted by Jason Law on July 24, 2008 - 4:47pm. Rhea County News Was it from a punch to the head? Or a medical condition? Dayton police have worked all day to answer those questions.

Dayton, Tennessee police have now charged a man with beating Carlos "Cotton" McCuiston to death following what some describe as a "drunken brawl." Chief Chris Sneed tells us William Thomas Minton, of ...

Submitted by Jillian Henson on July 24, 2008 - 8:17am. News Crime Police are investigating a murder that happened over night in Rhea County.

These are just some of the major events that happened on July 21st. 1796 , Scottish poet Robert Burns died.

When people think of DAYTON POLICE department leadership, or should I say "lack of leadership", the first thing that usually comes to mind are words like under-education , home invasions, nepotism, farm owner, ...

Well, another Fringe Festival has come and gone. But like every year, there are a few shows that will go on to bigger things.

Certainly, this person lacks a great deal of empathy in general. I read this person's comments about the Dentons and just wondered what this person has against them? What had the Dentons done directly to this ...

Once again, the Dayton City Council passed an ordinance that would allow police officers to take their vehicles home.

These are some of the significant events to happen on this day in history. 1821 , The U.S. takes possession of its newly-purchased territory, Florida, from Spain.