Charles W. Johnson photos Despite the threatening weather, a large number of supporters and survivors turned up for the 2006 Relay for Life American Cancer Society fundraiser at Nunley Stadium Friday night. The evening featured the solemn luninaria ceremony where those who have been affected by this dread disease were honored and memorialized.

By CHARLES W. JOHNSON News Editor for the Southern Standard Morrison Tool & Fab celebrated the official opening of its 102,000 square foot expansion Friday. Pictured are, front row, from left, Glen Moore, Ginny Morris, Rachel Crickmar, Ron Wilson, Jacob Wilson and Joe Hamby. Back row, Jeff McCormick, Terry Mullican, Mark Brown, Sandra Haynes and…

By DUANE SHERRILL Staff Reporter for the Southern Standard DUNLAP Local businessman Vernice Dunlap has announced his candidacy for the office of Warren County Road Superintendent. In announcing his run for office, Dunlap pointed to his business and construction skills which would suit him well as road superintendent. ?For more than two decades I have…

By CHARLES W. JOHNSON News Editor for the Southern Standard Cullman County Alabama resident Jennifer Tucker was part of a Southern Baptist missionary team of more than 80 volunteers which came to Warren County last week to help in the construction of the new Trinity Baptist Church on John Oliver Road. ?If you build it,…

Diana West Did you hear about the last-minute amendment the Senate slipped into its mammoth immigration ?reform? bill? The Senate voted something like 99 to Jeff Sessions to relocate the Statue of Liberty to the U.S.-Mexican border. And why not? If you won?t fence ?em, join ?em ? or, rather, let ?em join you. Isn?t…

Thomas Vaughn The recent FBI raid on the office of Congressman William Jefferson, D-La., has created a furor of bipartisan protests. The raid, search and seizure of files from his office came in the course of an investigation of allegations that Mr. Jefferson had taken at least $100,000 in bribes for brokering business deals in…

The Jackson Sun As motorists, both locally and statewide, continue to feel the pinch of rising gas prices, Tennessee has a chance to become a leader in the production of alternative fuels and reduce our nation’s dependency on oil. Sen. Lamar Alexander has shown an interest in promoting clean energy, and we encourage his efforts.…

Baby Girl Jamie and Anthony Harbin are proud to announce the birth of their daughter, Ayleana Ruth Harbin. She was born May 5 at River Park Hospital weighing 8 pounds, 1 ounce. She is joined by sisters, Jeanna and Jessa Lamb. Her grandparents are LeRoy and Judy Greenawalt of Morrison. Baby Girl Kali Rebekah Lentz,…

Charlie Nardozzi Whether it?s a job interview, buying a car or going on a date, first impressions mean a lot. When it comes to making a good first impression with your home, the area to focus on is the front entryway. A well-landscaped entryway sets a welcoming tone and adds value to your home. Jonathan…

Mark you calendars for Friday, June 23 at 7:30 p.m. Rock Creek Bluegrass Band will be performing at South Jackson Civic Center located at 404 South Jackson Street in Tullahoma. Enjoy an evening of great bluegrass music. The Rock Creek Bluegrass Band comprises guitar player Dave Johnson, fiddler Ron Eldridge, banjo player Jerry Neal and…