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2 S.C. men arrested in Christmas death of Tenn. man
Police say they have arrested two South Carolina men wanted for the Christmas day shooting of a Tennessee man trying to act as a peacemaker in an argument. Comment?
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Sanders glad Crompton finished well
Kentucky offensive coordinator Randy Sanders found himself keeping an eye this season on Tennessee quarterback Jonathan Crompton. Comment?
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Fulmer out in cold confounds Dan Brooks
After 28 years as a college coach, it takes a lot to surprise Clemson defensive line coach Dan Brooks. Comment?
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Country singers stump for Wamp
U.S. Rep. Zach Wamp, R-Tenn., is looking to a group of Tennessee residents not usually associated with politics to help him in his campaign for governor: Country singers. Comment?
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Bredesen Drops Plans to Boost Scholarship Plans
Budget pressures have forced Gov. Phil Bredesen to abandon plans to boost the lottery scholarship awards for community college students. Comment?
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Black bear hunting season sets Tenn. record
A new record has been set for black bear hunting in Tennessee this year. The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency says that 566 black bears were harvested in 2009, surpassing last year's record of 446. Comment?
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The Hats, Gloves, and Bags campaign is in full swing, with stylish apparel and a helpful PR Campaign Guide available to assist clubs in implementing the campaign in their communities. Comment?
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Pivotal election year seen ahead
The coming year could be a turning point in Tennessee politics, with an open governor's race and election redistricting at stake, Republicans and Democrats say. Comment?
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RiverWatch resident James Hale - " a Tennessee civic leader and strong voice for working families throughout the Southeast - " will seek the Democratic nomination to run for State Representative in the 40th Legislative District, Hale announced recently. Comment?
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Tenn. city workers slim down to cut costs
Leroy King stayed in shape most of his life practicing martial arts. But as he aged and his family grew, the 37-year-old city employee began exercising less and eating more. Comment?
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Tennessee gun in park incident reveals a scarier danger
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This photo provided by the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation shows the AK-47-style semiautomatic pistol that 37-year-old Leonard Embody was carrying Sunday around Radnor Lake State Park. Comment?
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Apolistic Life Church, Minister, Others Sued by Fifth Third
Dec. 26, 2009 Apolistic Life Church, Minister, Others Sued by Fifth Third Defendant Mark Manuel Was Sued for Securities Fraud in Tennessee By Tony Rutherford Huntingtonnews.net Reporter Huntington, WV - The trustees and minister of Apostolic Life Cathedral have been sued by Fifth Third Bank for defaulting on a $900,000 loan. Comment?
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A man carrying an AK-47-style semiautomatic pistol was detained at Radnor Lake State Park on Sunday after startled hikers complained to park rangers. Comment?
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Recession shifts population gains
Many of the states in the South and West that boasted the country's highest growth rates are now experiencing a dramatic slowdown because of the recession, the Census Bureau reported Wednesday. Comment?
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Bredesen drops plan for scholarship awards
Budget pressures have forced Gov. Phil Bredesen to abandon plans to boost the lottery scholarship awards for community college students. Comment?
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Middle Tennesseans may see bump in unemployment aid
As mass layoffs continue in Middle Tennessee and unemployment remains in double digits for much of the state, there were good tidings for some unemployed workers, with approval of a new extension in weekly benefits. Comment?
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Tenn. Man Killed Following Car Chase
A Tennessee man is dead after being shot by Kentucky State Police in Elizabethtown. Comment?
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When the $787 billion federal stimulus passed earlier this year, it was supposed to be a boon for state road projects. Comment?
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Airport to relocate rotating beacon
A $9,000 aeronautics grant will be used to relocate a rotating beacon at Murfreesboro Municipal Airport to improve efficiency at the airport off Memorial Boulevard. Comment?
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H1N1 vaccine fears prove unfounded
Thousands of Tennesseans doctors expected to get the H1N1 flu vaccine haven't done so, even though fears about side effects and illness, the main reasons those surveyed said they'd skip it, aren't becoming reality. Comment?
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