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Martes: Noticias a Su Alcance

Las victimas de un atraco en su propia residencia estan de Vuelta en su casa pero aseguran que nunca sus vidas sera la misma. More

Jet pays back old team

It was inevitable last week in the days before the Arizona Cardinals played the New York Jets that Arizona's controversial release of center Pete Kendall this past summer would resurface. More

NFL Power Rankings

1. STEELERS 10-1: Nine straight wins More

McNair

One day later, the talk of Steve McNair possibly retiring at season

Schobel ready for long-awaited debut

It has taken much longer than expected, but come Sunday in Indianapolis, rookie defensive end Bo Schobel should make his long-awaited professional football debut. More

DCA

Mark Thompson can add his name to a high-profile list of Mr. Football award winners at Donelson Christian Academy. More

Matthew Tant, a three-year starter at fullback for Vanderbilt, has informed the coaching staff that he intends to forego his final year of eligibility and test the professional football waters, head coach Bobby Johnson said Monday. More

Trevecca off to 9-1 start

If there was ever a team qualified to say winning isn

Goodpasture's Turner snags 2A honor

Goodpasture senior wide receiver Patrick Turner took the Class 2A Mr. Football award for backs at the 2004 American General Mr. Football luncheon held at Opryland Hotel Monday afternoon. More

Ladybugs swarm into Tennessee

It's ladybug time in Tennessee. More

Lottery adjusts Paul pay

Tennessee Lottery director Rebecca Paul is getting a pay cut under a new plan adopted by the state

No blind alleys: Unbiased beauty advice

The Sonia Kashuk charcoal eye shadow looked ominously dark in the package, but I wanted the trendy smoky eye of the season and thought it might be worth a tiny splurge. More

What, when & where

Today More Big Al and the Heavyweights in B.B. King's Blues Club Billy Block's Western Beat at Exit/In Debi Champion's Writers' Night at the Commodore Sports Bar in the Holiday Inn more ...

Teacher training to get new space

Metro teachers could have a new space for professional staff development as soon as March of 2005, according to the latest plan to relocate the majority of training activities to an up-to-date facility. More

Holly Shepherd: Performing gypsy

Holly Diane Shepherd was born and raised in Nashville, so swinging to the beat is in her blood. More

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Developer plans 700-acre town

A local development company will hold five public meetings next week to seek input on a proposal to create a New Urbanism-style development on 700 acres in the southeast corner of Davidson County bordering Rutherford County. More

Battle of the sexes wages on over wages

Back in the 1970s, if you saw a woman wearing a button that read "62 cents," you knew that it stood for the fact that women made 62 cents for every $1 earned by a man. More

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