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Whited, 46, indicted on weapons charges

By DUANE SHERRILL / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Four months after being acquitted by a jury for his alleged role in two convenience store armed robberies, former serial robber Daniel Whited has been indicted by a federal grand jury on weapons charges.Whited, 46, was served with a federal indictment this week charging violation…

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WCHS band members headed to music camps

By WILL STEWART / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard High school band members attending special music camps this summer include, from left, Jay Koelbl, Hannah Tilton, Megan Tucker, John Weitzel and Joseph West. Not pictured, Jesse Langston. (Will Stewart photo) While many of their classmates are settling into a summer of leisure, six members…

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Showcasing his talents: Local attorney wraps up first art show today

By AMY SATTERWHITE / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Of the 38 paintings Mike Galligan has had on display at The Station-Pure Art, this one, called “The Processional,” has drawn a lot of attention, he said. The exhibit is open through today. (Amy Satterwhite photo) After wrapping up his first public exhibition displaying recent…

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Inmates charged with drug smuggling

By DUANE SHERRILL / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard A pair of jail inmates face drug smuggling charges after trying to carry drugs into the Warren County Jail concealed in unusual locations.The inmates, Jamie Jones and Dustin Ray McKillip both face charges of introduction of drugs into a penal institution as result of separate…

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Farmer’s market vendors enjoy shelter provided by new pavilion

By AMY SATTERWHITE / Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard Vendor Mary Crys Bain gives farmers’ market browser Beth Myers some tips on flowers offered at the Bain’s family booth Wednesday. Vendors say since the pavilion was completed this spring, business has picked up significantly. (Amy Satterwhite photo) Farmers and other vendors selling their wares…

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Obituary Report for June 20, 2003

William M. (Bill) Davis, 83McMinnville resident and Warren County native William M. (Bill) Davis, 83, died June 18 at NHC Healthcare after an eight-month illness.A retired attorney and a member of the Church of Christ, he served his country in the U.S. Army during World War II and the Korean War.The son of James Harrison…

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Miracles, mops and Morgan Freeman

By Joan Ryan / Columnist For hours after seeing “Bruce Almighty,” I was still thinking about him. Or rather Him. God.In the movie, God is played by Morgan Freeman. He presents himself to Bruce Nolan (Jim Carrey), who sees himself as a modern-day Job. He’s been passed over for his dream job as a TV…

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The Scoop: Drug users, welcome to Warren County

By James Clark / Columnist I’m still trying to figure out how 24 people got drug charges thrown out of court just because they were going to Bonnaroo. I guess if you’re headed to a big enough event, you’re granted immunity.Now I’m left trying to determine where we draw the line. There is, after all,…

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Volunteer safety force will benefit everyone

Our Viewpoint When it was suggested many months ago that McMinnville police officers might not be able to direct traffic after Sunday church services, or lead the way during funeral processions, there was cause for concern.In small-town America, these are long-standing services we expect from our police officers, although they are far from a primary…

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