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DECATUR - While the Meigs County football team practiced on the turf at Cleveland High School Wednesday, the excitement level is going up in and round Decatur.
NASHVILLE - The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has announced its 2019-20 winter trout stocking schedule. TWRA plans to release approximately 90,000 rainbow trout into Tennessee waters through March.
The goal of every high school football team in Tennessee is to play 15 games and bring home the gold ball.
McMinn County earned a sweep over visiting Ooltewah in the season’s first District 5-AAA matchups on Tuesday.
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I hope all of you made it through another Black Friday. I have just about decided that all the traffic and hunting for parking spaces just wasn’t worth it. But I didn’t listen to myself and was part of that chaos.
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Chief Petty Officer Eddie Gallagher is a highly decorated combat veteran who made the mistake of posing for a photograph with a dead ISIS combatant.
There is no doubt that with all of the expectations around the holidays, things can get kind of crazy.
Today’s cops have a big, visible target on their backs in case you haven’t noticed — oh, well of course you have — and it’s creating some serious angst in the law enforcement community.
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Judy Ruth Byram, 73, of Englewood, passed away Saturday, Nov. …
Jean Jiles Wilson, 94, of Athens, passed away on Friday, Nov. …
Hazel Cate Davis, 85, of Riceville, went home to be with the L…
William Scott “Bill” Key, 73, a lifetime resident of McMinn Co…
Carl Edgar Lichlyter, 80, of Englewood, passed away peacefully…
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• Brittany Braden, 23, of 611 Aqua St. Apt. 131, Athens, was arrested on Dec. 1 by the Athens Police Department and charged with domestic assault. She was released on $500 bond and faced a date in General Sessions Court on Dec. 2. Read more
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