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Whitesell to Retire
The DNJ reports District Attorney General Bill Whitesell will not seek re-election. The 64-year old says he wants to enjoy some time with his family, especially his grandchild.... Read More
Former Smyrna Business Owner Pleas Guilty to Sales Tax Evasion
The Special Investigations Section of the Tennessee Department of Revenue conducted the investigation that led to the guilty plea of Amare A. Abreha, age 39, of Nashville, Ten.... Read More
Labor Unions Standing Up for the TVA to Keep It Public as Opposed to Private
Labor unions representing more than 13 million American workers have joined the fight to prevent the transfer of the publicly-funded Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to privat.... Read More
Smyrna Police Looking for Burglary Suspect
The Smyrna Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying a subject that broke into a home. On September 14, 2013 at approximately 10:45 PM a whi.... Read More
Fake Money is a Problem And So are Fake Checks
More fake money problems continue in Murfreesboro. In this report we have information to bring your way about a fake check written out to Guaranty Trust on Robert Rose Drive f.... Read More
Almanac Predicts Cold, Snowy Winter
At least one publication is predicting an interesting weather here in Tennessee this year. Mare-Anne Jarvela (pronounced Mary Ann) with the Old Farmer's Almanac spells out the.... Read More
Dems Consider Caucus After GOP Decides on Primary
The debate over local elections continues. Now, the local Democratic Party is asking their membership to vote in favor of holding a caucus for the 2014 elections instead of a.... Read More
More Fake $20's In Murfreesboro - Where is this Moo-la Coming From Anyway?
Counterfeit money is coming back to bite local residents. A Murfreesboro couple that recently took a trip to Kroger on Middle Tennessee Boulevard found out the hard way that t.... Read More
NEED WORK? Job Fair for Rutherford County Residents!
State Representative Mike Sparks (R–Smyrna) announced that he has partnered with the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development to host a job fair for.... Read More
Another Option Besides the Common G.E.D.
Beginning January 2, 2014, out-of-school youth and adults who are pursuing a high-school equivalency credential will have another test option to improve their earnings potenti.... Read More
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