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CLEVELAND — Three players from each McMinn County basketball team earned accolades for their play on the court all season.
DECATUR — Meigs County’s Jackson Fritts won’t have to change colors in college as he signed with the black and orange clad Tusculum Pioneers on Wednesday.
Inclement weather this week has forced a shift in the schedule for top-ranked Tennessee Wesleyan baseball's upcoming weekend series against No. 9 Indiana Tech, announced by head coach Billy Berry on Wednesday.
Tennessee Wesleyan softball's season opener Saturday against Northwestern Ohio has been canceled. The doubleheader scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday is still scheduled as planned.
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Albums have a tendency to define eras. I’m not talking about Billboard lists or Grammy nods; I’m referring to the intangible resonance of a deeply personal connection with a body of music.
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The Democrats who impeached President Trump knew they did not have a prayer of removing him from office.
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Celia Verniece Hill Black, 93, of Athens, died Thursday, Feb. …
R.E. Gennoe, 78, of Decatur, passed away at his home surrounde…
Lynn Nolan, 72, of Spring City, died Monday, Feb. 10, 2020, at…
James Elliott Peck Sr., 78, of Cleveland, passed away Tuesday,…
Linda Pendergrass (Nicholson), 54, of Birchwood, passed away u…
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• Detrick Sizemore, 37, of 18 S. Jackson St., Athens, was arrested on Feb. 11 by the Tennessee Highway Patrol and charged with driving under the influence and driving on a suspended license. He was released on $5,000 bond and faced a date in General Sessions Court on Feb. 12. Read more
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Hundreds of people in Jackson, Mississippi, are fleeing their homes as the swollen Pearl River nears historic flood levels. Also, a house collapsed and slide down a rain soaked bluff into the Tennessee River.
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