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Newton resigns from House of Representatives

Posted: September 1, 2:42 p.m. CSTRep. Chris Newton (R-Cleveland) officially resigned today from the state House of Representatives. More

Death Notice

BOLSTER, Jr., Col (USAF Ret) Leo Jospeh, age 88, August 30, 2005 at Richland Place. More

Cougars show their claws

Whoever said it

Sounds blanked twice by Redbirds

The Nashville Sounds continued their freefall on Wednesday evening at AutoZone Park, suffering a pair of shutout losses, 3-0 and 1-0, at the hands of the cross-state rival Memphis Redbirds in a doubleheader that made up Monday

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UAB quarterback poses challenge to Vols

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Luke brothers look to spurn TSU again

Tennessee State isn

Inexperienced Deacon secondary awaits Cutler

Wake Forest football coach Jim Grobe is already a bit worried about facing Vanderbilt quarterback Jay Cutler in tonight

Inexperience may slow VU

Who is going to run the football for Vanderbilt tonight when it opens the 2005 football season at Wake Forest? More

Titans in search of momentum

The Tennessee Titans want to use tonight

Lipscomb duo shoulders storm

Imagine the Gaylord Entertainment Center ripped to shreds. Picture historic buildings on the Vanderbilt campus crumbled to pieces. Imagine cars toppled and overturned along Music Row. Think of thousands Nashvillians stranded in attics and on rooftops. More

Bredesen opens Tennessee colleges to Katrina victims

Posted: August 31, 4:52 p.m. CSTTennessee colleges and universities are opening their doors to students who were enrolled in institutions shut down by Hurricane Katrina. More

Metro reaches out to storm refugees

The long-reaching effects of Hurricane Katrina are being felt in Nashville, with hotels in both Memphis and Birmingham reportedly at capacity, as Gulf Coast refugees begin to seek relief in Music City. More

Bredesen opens Tennessee colleges to Katrina victims

Tennessee colleges and universities are opening their doors to students who were enrolled in accredited institutions shut down by Hurricane Katrina. More

Senate panel refuses to investigate Jerry Cooper

A Senate ethics panel decided Wednesday not to investigate Sen. Jerry Cooper for possible ethical violations. More

Anti-tax group holds small protest at Metro City Hall

Mayor Bill Purcell and Vice Mayor Howard Gentry Jr., rallied support for a half-cent sales tax increase Wednesday on Jefferson Street, while a small group of anti-tax protestors gathered outside Metro City Hall a few blocks away. More

Spin factor

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What, when and where

Lisa Webb Tootsies to the Ryman Soul Searchers more ... More

Homeless committee seeks VISTA help

The Mayor

Author looks at impact of Habitat International

Author Nancy Henderson Wurst More
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