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  • Mold hearing set for Monday in Dresden
  • New hearing for convicted deputy
  • Property reappraisal notices to begin arriving this week
  • Rotary has given $3M plus to college-bound students
    Videos
  • John Tanner Speaks
  • John Tanner Speaks At Weakley County
  • Ned Ray McWherter Speaks
  • VIDEO: Three Alarm Fire
  • Coon Creek Off-Road Area
  • CTP Machine In Action
  • Dancing Christmas Lights
  • Forrester Plea
  • Greenfield Fire Prevention Festival 2007
  • Greenfield vs. Gleason basketball 11.27.2007
  • Interview With Mr Robert Kirkland on Discovery Park
  • Juggler Magician Justin Chandler
  • OC Fair Rides
  • OC Fair Teaser
  • Skyhawks Football vs. Missouri State 9.06.07
  • Soybean Festival Parade
  • Westview Lady Chargers vs Peabody Lady Tide District 14 A-AA Semifinal 10.16.07
  • Westview marching band halftime 2007
  • Westview Vs Camden
  • Westview vs Dyersburg 14 A-AA Championship
  • Westview's Moore races down sideline 9.28.07
  • Gleason Bulldogs v Bruceton Tigers football 10.19.07
  • Clay Target Shooting at the West TN Youth Outdoor Jamboree
  • Obion County Public Library Halloween
    Cravens World
  • burma via beijing
  • fred thompson
  • happy halloween
  • making omelets
  • santa's little helper
  • A Privilege
  • Captain Obvious
  • Middle East
  • Swagger
  • Burma via Beijing
  • osama's beard
    Messenger
  • Mock crash reminds OCCHS students not to drink and drive
  • Plastech closing Kenton facility
  • Organizer of fatal car show seeking permit for this year
  • THP plans two safety initiatives
  • Advancing bill would offer lottery scholarships to veterans
  • Agent raises insurance concerns
  • Another pharmacy burglarized
  • Area farmers behind but not panicking yet
  • Bennett announces candidacy for office
  • Bill to allow nonsectarian study of the Bible passes state Senate
  • Book sharing stories of survival during Jackson tornado to be released
  • Bredesen has signed 126 bills into law, one inspired by ‘Hannah Montana’ scalpers
  • Bredesen says budget cuts will include state worker layoffs
  • City Beautiful Commission plans spring clean-up campaign
  • City council accepts bid for water tank work
  • Commission sends proposed land deal back to budget officials
  • Congress still struggling to finish farm bill
  • Congress to hear of alleged Syrian, North Korean nuke cooperation
  • Consumers may get benefits from Federal Reserve rate pause
  • Cook: Retainer wall saved Reelfoot Lake
  • Dogs removed from area home
  • EGP seeks tax abatement from county
  • Ethanol producers announce merger plans
  • Exemptions mean state earns less and less from sales tax
  • Fed auctions $75B to banks to ease credit stresses
  • Former Secret Service agent preserves painful JFK history
  • Former SF resident hospitalized after wreck
  • Fulton officials want ordinance with some teeth
  • Giving credit to God, SF fifth-grader overcomes life-threatening obstacles
  • Grady announces candidacy for office
  • Guardsmen work on earthquake response after Midwest temblor
  • History to come to life Friday and Saturday at OC Fairgrounds
  • House passes property tax relief increase for disabled
  • Iraq’s free budget ride may be nearing the end
  • Kiwanis Club hosting ‘Special’ event
  • Land swap approved by budget committee
  • Lawmaker seeks additional funding
  • Local postal workers join effort to ‘Stamp Out Hunger’
  • Local woman needs gift of life
  • Lure for a Curebass tourney at Reelfoot Lake
  • Max Speight sentenced on felony theft convictions
  • Memphis police open crime monitoring center
  • Mid-range quake rattles buildings, jangles nerves
  • Minister’s body recovered from lake
  • More qualify as candidates for House seat
  • More rain in forecast as farmers rush to plant
  • National Teacher Day turns spotlight on educators
  • New bill designed to promote a climate of competition
  • Obama tries to put controversy to rest: Voters are tired of this
  • Obion County among those with lower life expectancy
  • Paper sponsors scavenger hunt
  • Phil Bredesen hopes to expand pre-K funding
  • Photo: Discovery - Money Talks
  • Photo: Geocachers of West Tennessee
  • Photo: Tax Day
  • Poll: Economy top worry, but barely affecting votes
  • Powerball winners come forward
  • Proposal to consolidate dispatch services sparks debate
  • Residents seek to preserve Union City’s black history
  • Retired Secret Service agent to speak at UC Rotary Club
  • Sanderson announces candidacy for office
  • Scavenger Clue
  • Scientists: Midwest quakes poorly understood
  • Shelly Arnett seeking state rep’s position
  • Sheriff’s department removes dogs from Obion County home
  • Sidonia woman dies, charge upgraded to murder
  • Sidonia woman fights for life; husband jailed
  • Soaring fuel prices put the pinch on local governments
  • Souring economy hitting state hard
  • Spring cleaning on to-do list? Goodwill encourages donations
  • Spring Sales Tax Holiday Friday through Sunday in state
  • Statewidecable bill passes House
  • Students urged to apply for education funds
  • Tax day has passed — so now what?
  • Tax rebate checks start showing up in accounts today
  • Tennessee governor calling for businesslike approach to cuts
  • Time to stock up on Forever stamps
  • Top economic powers endorse financial crisis plan
  • Tornado kills one
  • Troy finalizing details on fire department grant
  • Troy mayor lauds results of Sharefest
  • Truman National Security Project presents 2008 awards to John Tanner, Jack Reed
  • UC School Board discusses changes in student dress code
  • Union City Council hears plans for walking track at industrial park
  • Virginia Tech begins day of mourning a year later
  • Weakley County man sentenced to 30 years
  • Withdrawal sparks local House race
    Trenton Gazette
  • 'Life in State of Poverty' simulation is eye-opener for teachers
  • Downtown Blaze
  • Dr. Seuss Family Night planned
  • Food Rite buys Ingram's IGA
  • Statue restored
  • 16 indictments handed down by Grand Jury
  • Annual county dinner, auction slated
  • Coffee shop and cafe' open in Trenton
  • Committee to tweak city's parade ordinance
  • County Fire Dept. pinpointing storm shelters
  • Democrat voters to decide assessor's race
  • Holmes Engraving opens in Trenton
  • Johnson arrested for impersonation
  • Paschall wins assessors race
  • Sheriff warns about telephone scam reports
  • Storm damages homes, cars; no injuries reported
  • Trenton Elks Lodge presents top awards
  • TSSD audit 'clean'
  • Commission to adjust county employees' salaries
  • Deputies respond to vehicle thefts
  • Pair facing disorderly conduct, drug charges
  • Police Dept. planning 3-day training session
  • County constables enjoy holiday party
  • First rehearsal
  • County Commission to hold first meeting of '08
  • Flag waving supporters attend Milan Marine's funeral
    Weakley County Press
  • Rodeo School Student Dies In Freak Bull Riding Accident
  • Weakley County Man Sentenced to 30 Years
  • 40th anniversary highlights busy week for Spring Rodeo
  • After fire, Champion relocates to Dresden
  • Beautifying the city
  • Children bring communities together
  • City hall, rural fire fees hot topics at Martin informal
  • City hall, rural fire fees hot topics at Martin informal
  • County's meth labs total 10 in 2008
  • David Johnson Chorus celebrates 10th year
  • Domestic arrests made for rape, assault
  • Dresden board plans for new downtown parking lot
  • Dresden gears up for Tennessee Iris Festival
  • Dresden to vote on annexation
  • Emotional sentencing hearing for convicted attorney Max Speight
  • FFA students keep busy in greenhouse
  • Fiddlesticks Scheduled
  • Fight for Reading
  • Fundraiser scheduled to prevent child abuse
  • Getting ready for the rodeo
  • Greenfield woman arrested on meth charges
  • Habitat for Humanity helps local family
  • Herron, Maddox sponsor new Bible legislation for high schools
  • High fuel could impact quality of life
  • Home, business of Martin woman hit in burglaries
  • How the AT&T legislation affects Tennesseans
  • Jury rules guilty after two-day deliberation
  • Jury rules guilty after two-day deliberation
  • Local economic leader discuss rural issues
  • Martin sets up days for 'spring cleaning'
  • Martin's rural fire fee hike tabled
  • Miss UTM Rodeo
  • More than 20 aftershocks hit area after last week's earthquake
  • Mother and daughter share uncommon bond
  • MPD investigates series of robberies
  • No injuries reported in bus wreck
  • Outback focuses on National Crime Victims' Rights week
  • Palmersville couple arrested for meth and marijuana
  • Popular writer Lisa Smartt to sign copies of her book
  • Proposed legislation could put TWRA at risk
  • Rains leave fields, roads flooded, farmers delayed until ground dries
  • Rape charges against Greenfield pastor
  • Rape charges against Greenfield pastor
  • Ronnie Travis leaves behind a rodeo legacy in Martin
  • School board recognizes outstanding teachers
  • Sidonia woman dies, husband charged with second-degree murder
  • Skateboarders For Jesus
  • Soybean seed supplies fall short for 2008
  • Speight sentenced to eight years, eligible for parole in two and half years
  • Spring Clean
  • Spring Forward Fashion Show
  • Stimulating the economy
  • Study of land-use planning offers pros, cons
  • Study of land-use planning offers pros, cons
  • Tanner backs Clinton
  • Titans Kyle Vanden Bosch and Jake Scott in Martin
  • Tree City U.S.A. honor for Martin
  • Trial date set in child abuse case
  • Trial set for stepmother of beaten toddler
  • Tuck says higher appraisals don't mean higher taxes
  • UT announces $1 billion campaign
  • UT Martin schedules commencement plans
  • Walk for a cure
  • WCSD makes drug arrests
  • Wii-habilitation helps patients at Cane Creek as therapist uses the game as a tool
  • Woman fighting for life after alleged domestic assault
    Annies Mailbox
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