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Friday,
January 27, 2012:
Billionaire tycoon fueling Gingrich campaign ads
Briggs & Stratton to close Newbern facility
Lake’s eagle
festival soars into new year
Police probe
Facebook concerns
Group To Forfeit $14 Million Lotto Under Shady Circumstances
Tuesday,
January 24, 2012:
Building Collapse in Greenfield
Former Halls police
officer arrested in drug sting
Hickman mayor
found murdered
Wildlife employee fired; audit shows theft
State of the Union will include call for tax reform
Sunday,
January 22, 2012:
Airport projects lining up
Obion city officials frustrated by ongoing financial problems
Earthquakes cause small stir in Lake County
Newbern police officer fired for repeatedly smoking in police precinct
Matthew 25-40 to count county's homeless
Friday,
January 20, 2012:
Chinese delegation
to visit area, Cates Landing project on agenda
Paula Deen confirms that she has type 2 diabetes, unveils partnership with drug
company
Average age of U.S. vehicles reaches 10.8 years
Titan Tire Officials Visit Union City
Construction Delays Delaying Jobs
Monday,
January 16, 2012:
TN Lawmaker Says He'd "Stomp a Mudhole" in Transgender People Who Came Near His
Family in a Dressing Room
Kansas GOP House Speaker "Prays" That Obama's "Children Be Fatherless and His
Wife a Widow"
Umami
Receptor
for Tasting Fat Identified
Dual polarization radar to sharpen forecasting
Sunday,
January 15, 2012:
Are schools making kids sick?
Student appointed to Tennessee Higher Education Commission
Wilson Co. Fair wins national recognition
Residents at Tenn. nursing home relocated
Van der Sloot Sentenced to 28 Years
Saturday,
January 14, 2012:
Ex-Goodyear
workers eligible for assistance at local career center
Casey Jones gets first charging units for electric cars
Northwest Tennessee Town May Get Distillery
HS student devises possible cancer cure
Diet Soda Linked To Weight Gain
Thursday,
January 12, 2012:
Mass suicide threat at Microsoft plant?
'Full
Throttle Saloon' TV star plans to open distillery in Trimble
Help sought in bald eagle nest survey
New finding points to crowded and crazy cosmos
Murders signal war on Iran's nuclear program
Wednesday,
January 11, 2012:
Dairy Queen is back!
Dyersburg Veterans
Affairs field office now located in Tennessee Career Center
Grocery Store Searched by Secret Service
Microsoft patches critical Windows drive-by bug
Whooping cranes' ultralight-led flight gets FAA nod to continue
Saturday,
January 7, 2012:
All of
Dyer County to be placed into Sanderson's House district
Citizens Encouraged to Record Serial Numbers
Expedition to Antarctic deep-sea vents turns up species described as "almost
like a sight from another planet"
Dorena-Hickman Ferry due back in month — report
KY Governor Renews Call For Casinos
Sunday,
January 1, 2012:
Vehicles with expired
registration could be towed
'It all started with Charlie'- New restaurant, named for family pet, to feature
fried tomatoes, butcher shop
Celebratory gunfire critically wounds Florida 12-year-old
City of
Portland's bank account hacked
Yadkin Valley Brand presented to public
Thursday,
December 29, 2011:
Holiday trash causes overflow at county convenience center
200 years ago this month, Mother Nature was rocking this region
New Additions to Green Frog Village
Data avalanche has FCC scrambling
TN tourist wanted to check gun at 9/11 Memorial, is arrested
Tuesday,
December 27, 2011:
Dyer
County man describes finding Swift's body
Drought may have killed 500M trees
Obion County
jobless rate remains high
Prosecutors indicting John Does through DNA
Divorce documents contradict Gingrich
Wednesday,
December 14, 2011:
Fool techies with fake-gadget 'gifts'
Body identified as that
of Swift, case being investigated as homicide
Coming soon- Eagle
tours at historic Reelfoot Lake
State museum to
display Emancipation Proclamation
Microsoft Plans Patches for 20 Bugs in December Patch Tuesday
Sunday,
December 11, 2011:
The year of the billion-dollar disaster
Missing Episodes Recovered!
Sheriff's Department
recovers unidentified body
UTM professor
highlights Reelfoot Lake study
Why did a Scottish wind turbine explode in high winds?
Friday,
December 9, 2011:
City welcomes first
airport manager
Former sheriff Cribbs
awaits sentencing on federal charge
Displaced Goodyear
employees benefit from DSCC's College Express
Veterans Museum
welcomes new exhibit
Smokey Bear safe; DesJarlais won't recommend cutting Forest Service
Monday,
December 5, 2011:
"Star Wars" feud
Searchers find body of
missing 62-year-old woman
Paper
Wasp Evolved Ability to Learn Faces
2nd person dies from 50-car pileup on Vietnam Vets Blvd.
Gadget-Friendly Gloves for Cold Weather
Friday,
December 2, 2011:
Reelfoot
Lake Fishing Report for: Nov. 15, 2011
The 8 germiest places in the mall
Christmas in Sorghum
Valley next weekend
Discovery Park
New Businesses Hiring in Crockett Co.
Wednesday,
November 16, 2011:
Black
cat stuck on cactus
Typical Windows user patches every 5 days
Exascale computing seen in this decade
Welsh
Language
Shoney's in Jackson Closed
Monday,
November 14, 2011:
Wednesday morning
earthquake ranks 2.5
Visiting the school of hard Knox
Father, young son badly burned in Dyersburg house fire
Was Jane Austen Murdered?
Balaclava
Monday,
November 7, 2011:
Seasame
Street addresses poverty with new Muppet
Dismal new census data shows economic downturn pushing extreme poverty ever
further into mainstream America
Sheriff's Dept. intensifies search with aid of THP Strike Teams, potential
evidence found
Deputies arrest man accused of poisoning Swifts' dog
Auction benefits lake celebration
Thursday,
November 3, 2011:
Still
no clues into Swift disappearance
Weakley County child reported missing
Look for lower water temperatures on area lakes this weekend
Man reports date as burglar when girlfriend shows
Greenhouse gas levels higher than worst case scenario outlined by experts just
four years ago
Wednesday,
November 2, 2011:
Amish beard-cutting reveals cult?
CUT LOOSE
After two years,
Henry comes home
Search continues for missing West Tenn. mother
Former duckmaster sent to jail for robbing bank
Monday,
October 31, 2011:
Reelfoot Rural
Ministries receives $25,000 grant
Unemployment rate-
OC ranks second in state, again
Cracker Barrel opens first fast car charger in TN
Occupy Nashville protesters sue Haslam over curfew
Police erase Occupy Richmond tent site
Friday,
October 21, 2011:
Henning Post Office Murders- One Year Later
Mercer Residents Meet to Try and Save Post Office
Officials break ground on downtown city walk
No reason to
‘scale’ back on this ‘tale,’ as seeing is believing in this fish story
Fincher tops TN delegation in fundraising
Monday,
October 17, 2011:
Reelfoot
Lake Fishing Report for: Oct. 14, 2011
Salvation Army burglarized; meat stolen would feed 500
UTM's Jackson Center now open
Work Continues on Discovery Park
Smokies Tourism Numbers Down
Saturday,
October 15, 2011:
Pastors confront 'last taboo'
Reelfoot Arts and
Crafts Festival
Union City Mayor Fights to Rid City of Eyesore
Peanut butter prices about to soar
Port construction
to start next week
Saturday,
October 1, 2011:
Brain
Not Mature Until Over 20 Years Old
Employees at Humboldt Restaurant Riot Over Paychecks
County, area would
suffer if riverport is forced to close
Royale Burger closes, may sue ex-employee
Fisherman finds body in Cumberland River downtown
Saturday,
September 24, 2011:
Jackson Clinic opens new offices Monday
Southern Baptists consider new name
Reelfoot
Lake Fishing Report for: Sept. 20, 2011
CREW names Fincher
among worst in Congress
State’s
recruitment specialists to promote county in foreign lands
Thursday,
September 15, 2011:
Gov't aid keeps millions out of poverty
West TN Colleges Ranked High by U.S. News
Amish men jailed over refusal to use orange safety triangle on buggies
Cracker Barrel shareholder wants board seat
$1,000 house a step closer for world's poor
Wednesday,
September 14, 2011:
Dairy
Queen one step closer to making its return
Depot
Days set for Sept. 17
Ripley Armory
burglarized
Round House
get-together Sunday at lake
Ribbon Cutting Marks Beginning of West Tennessee State Fair
Thursday,
September 8, 2011:
White House creating website for online petitions
Former
Newbern businessman charged with murder of 29-year-old female
Weeks
among three appointed to Tennessee Board of Regents
Are Jobs Obsolete?
Wildfire slows
afternoon commute along Highway 104 East
Friday,
September 2, 2011:
NSK
breaks ground on new 100,000-square-foot expansion
TTC
Newbern honored for volunteer work
Troy organizers making plans for upcoming Pecan Festival
Halls readies for 2011
Air Show
Newbern Police
investigating murder of female victim
Tuesday,
August 30, 2011:
Opening ceremonies tonight for Gibson Co. Fair
Firefighters Battle Factory Blaze in Trenton
U of M Classes Begin at Lambuth
Tenn. backyard archaeological dig is historic site
TN finance chief- Plan for worst scenario on cuts
Monday,
August 29, 2011:
Gadhafi's Secret Scrapbook Crush- Condi Rice
Windows XP turns 10
The Great War in Archives
Cats and Ladders
The singing cat
Thursday,
August 25, 2011:
America by the numbers
Local briefs- Lightning may have caused fire; Woman charged with forgery, theft;
Baby killed in Obion County accident; School board to meet tonight
Sign of the times- Goodyear’s presence fading
Gibson CEO Says Wood is Properly Imported
Roche "good"
cholesterol drug shows early promise
Wednesday,
August 24, 2011:
County's first cotton
boll discovered in city flowerbed
Dyersburg, Ripley Guard
units leaving next week
Feed the Need Mobile
Pantry in Dyersburg facing severe food shortage
Magazine recounts 2011
flood
Washington Monument cracked
Tuesday,
August 16, 2011:
Trimble High School
Reunion set for Sept. 24
Why
do gas prices vary so greatly throughout any state?
Warren Buffett- Tax the rich
Tennessee Highway Patrol seeks new troopers
Old text, new wrinkles- Did Butch Cassidy survive?
Thursday,
August 11, 2011:
Are
Most Movies Still Shot on 35mm Film?
UT Martin sets enrollment records
Reelfoot
Lake Fishing Report for 8-10-2011
Trimble
Lions Club celebrity waiter night at Lupo's\
Trimble Area Women's Club welcomes 26 new members
Wednesday,
August 10, 2011:
Obion County native was one of 22 Navy SEALs shot down in Afghanistan
Army approves atheism-themed concert at Fort Bragg
Reelfoot Lake- Plans for bicentennial now well under way
Passenger Steamboat To Return To Mississippi River
Trimble board OKs new
meeting time, listens to plans for store
Sunday,
August 7, 2011:
Samburg to build a new City Hall
Troy will not buy golf course
University of Memphis Officially Occupies Lambuth
Not Much of a Price Cut
S&P Chief- U.S. politics too "unpredictable"
Friday,
August 5, 2011:
Storm damages Ohio oak from ’Shawshank Redemption’
Expected high would break daily Memphis record
The ghost of Clement Hall- is she real or just a myth?
Former
presidential candidate goes on offensive after being criticized for selling
Sept. 11 educational video for kids
S&P warned White House of imminent downgrade - source
Tuesday,
August 2, 2011:
The Macra Terror
Serial killer Ted Bundy's DNA used in cold cases
U.S. approves free birth control for women
State Bans Teachers From Contacting Students Online
Comedian Bob Newhart to speak at Freed-Hardeman University benefit dinner
Monday,
August 1, 2011:
Shelby Co. Detective Charged with Fondling Woman
Red Cross
official- UC merging with Dyer County
The Underwater Menace
Study- Tennessee is 15th on 'Toxic 20' state list; EPA adds policy to curb air
pollution from power plants
Reality TV episode shot at Humboldt courthouse
Sunday,
July 31, 2011:
World
Population to Surpass 7 Billion
Twin Cities’ Banana Fest Sept. 10-17
State helps former employees after Goodyear plant closure
JEA gives $2.2M toward purchase of Lambuth University campus for University of
Memphis
Millington Mayor Buries Wife As Investigation Unfolds
Saturday,
July 30, 2011:
Dr. Who - The Underwater Menace
Photo
Voice to support Museum on Main Street exhibit
Parkers Crossroads Visitor's Center Opens
Henderson Gets Funds for Improvements
Roe held without bond in child rape, murder case
Wednesday,
July 27, 2011:
Canon
EOS Rebel G
Goodyear plays part in country music video
Battle of Culloden
Trimble
to Host 2011 High School Reunion
Rives Post Office
included on list for possible closure
Wednesday,
July 20, 2011:
Obion County Fair
Nikon 28-70mm f/3.5-4.5
Federal workers more likely to die than lose jobs
Tennessee agrees to make capitol area more accessible to people with
disabilities
New bill could make lottery scholarship harder to obtain, maintain over time
Sunday,
July 17, 2011:
Netflix Hikes Pricing Plan by 60 Percent
Diners' highway to heaven- 45 South to Baltimore Street
Sanderson visits China
Meth lab found in
Obion
Dyer County Fair
Tuesday,
July 12, 2011:
Goodyear Union City
plant closes its doors
Nikon 75-300mm f/4.5-5.6 AF
Zoom Nikkor Review
Sun sets on
closing Goodyear plant
New Bible aims for readability, broader appeal
Shelby County Bans Sale of Spray Paint to Minors
Wednesday,
July 6, 2011:
Invasive beetle
attacking local gardens
Giant Flea Market
Catfish Galley closes
NSK to create 180 jobs
in Dyer County
Dim sum is glue for family
Tuesday,
June 28, 2011:
Jurors haunted by gruesome trials
SHOWING OFF HIS
CATCH
BIG BASS ‘GUY’
CATCH OF A LIFETIME
Rainfall a welcome
relief for area lakes, fishermen
Saturday,
June 25, 2011:
Former
sheriff Cribbs arrested on arson charge
The Rule of Thirds
Trimble accepts budget
for 2011-12
Specialized Grapes Being Grown In West TN
Child, 3, molested, dropped out of window
Friday,
June 17, 2011:
Reelfoot
Lake Fishing Report for June 14, 2011
BEST FINISH
Inspiration
abundant in Samburg family
Made in USA: Overseas jobs come home
The growing culprit behind liver disease
Thursday,
June 9, 2011:
Former grocery
store coming down in Hornbeak
Jobs Headed to Crockett County
Yo-Yo
Dieters May Be Healthier, Live Longer
Who's inventing your food?
IRS removes tax-exempt status of 275,000 groups
Wednesday,
June 1, 2011:
'KKK' confronts Westboro protesters
Medium Format Photography
DCHS Class of 2011
holds graduation ceremony
While work
remains, Reelfoot getting back to normal
Seasoning saltwater fish
Tuesday,
May 31, 2011:
Reelfoot
Lake Fishing Report for May 24, 2011
CRAPPIE MASTERS
Canoe trips
offered at Reelfoot Lake as normalcy returns
Famous Nashville candy bar gets major makeover
Police Shut Down Wave Country Due To Unruly Crowd
Saturday,
May 21, 2011:
Stephen
Hawking- Heaven is "a fairy story"
Reelfoot Flood
2011
Netflix now king of U.S. Web traffic
Mississippi casinos to reopen
Flooding keeps
state park closed
Saturday,
May 14, 2011:
Ouch! My cat keeps biting
Prilosec Can
Cause Low Magnesium Levels
Flooding Mississippi River threatens catfish industry
Germantown Mom Passes Out, Smothers Child
NASA exhibit comes to Casey Jones Village
Tuesday,
May 10, 2011:
Reelfoot Lake
Fishing Report for 5-8-2011
MISSISSIPPI RIVER FLOODS- Man-Made Disaster?
Lumber Tycoon's Jilted Family Finally Gets His Money
Report- Up to 44 million more uninsured under GOP budget
Meet The Workers Who Make Your iPad: 100 Hours Of Overtime, No-Suicide Pacts,
Standing For 14 Hours A Day
Monday,
May 9, 2011:
Great Photographers on the Internet
Sheriff’s
department mobilizes in Samburg
Memphis braces for the worst
Ariz. seeks online
donations to build border fence
New bill could make lottery scholarship harder to obtain, maintain over time
Wednesday,
April 27, 2011:
Missouri levee breaks
Film: The Real Raw
Feds to remotely uninstall Coreflood bot from some PCs
Decision made to breech
Dyer County levee
Sumner schools accused of promoting Christianity
Monday,
April 25, 2011:
Film
vs. Digital
McManus Releases Lesson 2 of 'Seeing the Unseen'
Updates to CAM Electric Web
Site
Search finds item
likely linked to missing woman
Trenton kicks off 31st annual Teapot Festival
Sunday,
April 24, 2011:
Why We Love Film
"Academic Freedom" Bill Withdrawn In TN Senate
City Cites Homeless
Newspaper's Vendors
UTM still one of the safest campuses
Giffords cleared to attend husband's shuttle launch
Saturday,
April 23, 2011:
Fill
Flash
Boyette's
on Tennessee Crossroads
Spring storms rip
through county, region
Got groceries- Wal-Mart testing home delivery
The credit rating hoax
Friday,
April 22, 2011:
Flash Photography
Site Saves West Tennesseans
Interstate 40 exit west of Nashville to be changed
Johnson City church secretary charged with stealing thousands
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