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Commentary: Losing is a moral imperative

We need to nip this “winning” thing in the bud. More
By E. Thomas Wood

Alexander calls for economic clean up, Tuke calls for Paulson's head

In a speech on the floor of the U.S. Senate on Tuesday, Tennessee Sen. Lamar Alexander called on his colleagues to "clear up the massive wreck on the nation's economic highway." More

Maynard heading home to Hoosier state for Obama

At-large Councilman Jerry Maynard is planning to hit the road to volunteer for the Barack Obama presidential campaign. More

School rezoning plan will save less than anticipated

The initial estimated net savings from the rezoning plan passed by Metro’s school board in July will be less than originally anticipated, it was announced at a special work session on Tuesday. More

'GameDay' will broadcast from Vanderbilt's Commons

ESPN announced it will broadcast its College GameDay show at Vanderbilt from the location of The Commons, Vanderbilt’s new home for all first-year students located on the southeastern side of campus. More

Convention center design plan comes ‘round

Architects and planners working on a “vision” for the new convention center and the area around it presented the idea of creating a new roundabout to help spur additional development along with making Fifth Avenue a two-way street. More

RIFFS: Jazz icons get the DVD treatment

Naxos of America has been among the nation’s finest classical labels for the last 31 years. But since 1986 they’ve also teamed with Reelin’ In the Years Productions LLC, the world’s largest music footage library, on a set of DVDs titled Jazz Icons More

Forward Ryan leaves Preds training camp

Forward Mike Ryan voluntarily left the Nashville Predators training camp, but coach Barry Trotz stresses that the door is always open if he wants to return. More

CPA boys tied for lead in state golf

Christ Presbyterian Academy is tied for the boys team lead after the first day of play Tuesday in the TSSAA state golf tournament at Old Fort Park in Murfreesboro. The Lions quartet fired a collective 303, good for a tie for the lead with DeKalb County, heading into today’s final day of play. More

UT Notes: Foster still the starter at running back

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Vanderbilt Football Notes: All aboard the bandwagon

Everyone, it seems, loves a winner. More

Neill requests assets from Danner estate

Gary Neill, a former partner of Raymond Danner, has filed a claim in probate court against the late Shoney's founder's estate seeking to recover $640,000 worth of assets. More

CHS changes plans for Birmingham hospital

Locally based hospital operator Community Health Systems has inked a deal with Alabama regulators to relocate its lone hospital in Birmingham to a nearby site where HealthSouth abandoned construction of a new hospital in 2003. More

Titans-Ravens rivalry full of memorable moments

The Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens made for a perfect rivalry in the late 1990s as products of a wave of relocated teams in the NFL who just happened to be in the same division together. More

Market, locals recover some of Monday's losses

U.S. stock markets regained their footing Tuesday, bouncing back from Monday’s selling stampede with gains of about 5 percent. Most of Middle Tennessee’s public companies followed the broader market higher. More

Ask Amy

DEAR AMY: I'm 24 and have been dating my 29-year-old boyfriend for the past five years. We have been very happy. More

Opinion: McCain needs to get his campaign back on track

John McCain isn't dead in the water. But he sure is dying. More

Letters to the Editor

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Lee named to state Supreme Court seat

Gov. Phil Bredesen on Monday appointed Tennessee Court of Appeals Judge Sharon Gail Lee to the state's Supreme Court. More

Nashville’s former U.S. attorney had been target for removal

A damaging report released in Washington, D.C., Monday over the conduct of senior members of the U.S. Department of Justice, specifically alleges that political motives ruled who would be appointed or re-appointed to serve as a U.S. Attorney. More
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