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THE NEW FORTY Confirmation. ;-)
I love receiving confirmation that the heart of humanity continues to beat vigorously. WKRN-TV in Nashville, Tennessee provided said confirmation via the story of Scotty Maloney's homecoming win in ...
Posted on 1/27/13 at 11:58 AM
STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT If you're gonna play in Texas . . . or be in Tennessee . . . . .
Youve heard it said that if youre gonna play in Texas, you gotta have a fiddle in the band. AndI say, if youre gonna be in Tennessee, you gotta have their sweet tea. I never liked tea until I had Te...
Posted on 9/14/11 at 2:39 PM
FATHER KNOWS LAST Making Christmas Cookies
Once, and sometimes twice, in the weeks leading up to Christmas, my Mom would make her famous Christmas sugar cookies. They were, and still are, the best tasting cookies in the world! As fun as they w...
Posted on 12/12/10 at 10:49 PM
Vehicle smashes into Tennessee house -- again 
In February 2010, a runaway construction truck had run into Doug Edmisten's house when he was home from Iraq for his son's birth, The Knoxville News Sentinel reported. Edmisten says he, his wife and their son were visiting family when his neighbor called and said, "Merry Christmas. There's a van in your house."
By Associated Press , December 29, 2011
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3 miners rescued after being trapped by fire in Tennessee zinc mine
A fire broke out inside a zinc mine in Tennessee on Wednesday, trapping three miners inside for about three hours before they were rescued, authorities said. Two other miners below ground were injured by smoke inhalation.
By Associated Press , December 28, 2011
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Proposal to tax Jack Daniel whiskey derailed
A proposal to tax barrels of Jack Daniel whiskey was derailed Monday evening before it could reach the Tennessee Legislature.
The Moore County Council in Lynchburg voted 10-5 to rescind a vote asking lawmakers to authorize a local referendum on the proposal.
By Joe Edwards , November 21, 2011
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Occupy Wall Street vigil for injured vet in Oakland; Tennessee protest cleared
Anti-Wall Street demonstrators held vigils for an Iraq War veteran seriously injured during a protest clash with police in California as some Occupy encampments came under growing pressure from authorities to abandon sites in parks and plazas.
By Jason Dearen and Terry Collins , October 28, 2011
Missing three months, Tennessee dog turns up in Detroit
Jim Arrighi last saw Petey, his 4-year-old Jack Russell terrier, in the backyard of his Erin, Tenn., home, in July. Arrighi's daughter believes Petey left his yard "and somebody picked him up."
By Corey Williams , October 26, 2011
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Tennessee prison frees former death row inmate
After a quarter century on death row, Gaile Owens walked out of prison today with a few belongings and a simple wish: to walk in the park with her family.
By Travis Loller , October 07, 2011
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UPDATE: 5 die from generator fumes at Tennessee biker fundraising fest
UPDATED 11:30 A.M.Fumes from a generator leaked into a camper, killing three men and two women who were at a biker festival to raise money for needy children, an organizer for the event said.
By Erik Schelzig , September 19, 2011
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Lee's remnants bring fresh flood worries to East
Drenched and dispirited, East Coast residents recovering from Hurricane Irene were stuck under the chugging remnants of Tropical Storm Lee today, some of them grudgingly preparing to move to higher ground again as rivers rose while others fled flash flooding.
By Michael Gormley , September 07, 2011
Roseau native builds country music career in Nashville
Kari Nelson is an undeniably talented fiddler and an incredibly focused musician in a beautiful package. She’s gone from performing in Nashville honky tonks to touring with country star John Rich. But she’s learned that her career can turn on a dime.
August 04, 2011
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Some worry about nuclear plant evacuation plans
Residents near 12 of 65 U.S. commercial nuclear power sites voice a mixture of anxiety, confidence and resignation about the safety of reactors. Many doubt they can safely and quickly evacuate in a major accident. Despite the existence of formal evacuation plans, many said they didn't even know where to go.
By Jeff Donn , July 02, 2011
NCAA begins hearing on Tennessee infractions case
The NCAA's infractions committee has opened its hearing into allegations against the football and men's basketball programs at Tennessee.
By Michael Marot , June 11, 2011
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Tennessee passes Web entertainment theft bill
State lawmakers in country music's capital have passed a groundbreaking measure that would make it a crime to use a friend's login — even with permission — to listen to songs or watch movies from services such as Netflix or Rhapsody.
By Lucas L. Johnson II and Sheila Burke , June 01, 2011
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Obama: Schools can improve with right incentives
Trying to make his case for overhauling the nation's education laws, President Barack Obama is highlighting progress at a Tennessee high school as evidence that the proper incentives can help all schools succeed.
By Erica Werner , May 21, 2011
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Survey finds laws needed to fight sex trafficking
Survey results from agencies across the state found that 85 percent of Tennessee counties have investigated at least one human sex trafficking case over the last 24 months. Seventy-two percent of Tennessee counties reported at least one case of human trafficking involving minors.
By Associated Press , May 18, 2011
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