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Corker speaks out on key issues

NASHVILLE (AP) CORKER Sen.-elect Bob Corker shared his views on key issues in two interviews that appeared on Sunday, one in The Tennessean and another on the CBS-TV program “Face the Nation.” Tennessee’s incoming senator expressed his approval for a change of course in Iraq, although he offered no specific suggestions, saying that he wanted…

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Coin toss decides city election

WATERTOWN, Tenn. (AP) When two incumbents tied for a city council seat in Watertown this month, they took it upon themselves to decide who would serve ? by a coin toss. State law requires a tie to be broken by either a special election or a vote of the council. At a Monday council meeting,…

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Who will protect marriage in 2008?

Kathryn Lopez The 2006 midterm elections may be over, but they are worth taking another look at before we become wedded to the wrong conclusions. Marriage was an issue on the ballot in eight states and was a winning issue in all but one. Voters in Virginia, Tennessee, South Carolina, Wisconsin, Colorado, South Dakota and…

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There will be new policy on Iraq

William Rusher Now that the elections are over and the Democrats have won, it is clear that America’s policy in Iraq is going to undergo significant changes. Whatever these are, they won’t represent a simple continuation of President Bush’s “stay the course” policy that has dominated these last three disheartening years. At the same time,…

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Standing in the way of progress

Duane Sherrill We Warren countians are hypocrites when it comes saying we want jobs and opportunities here, when in actuality, we want this progress only if it doesn?t inconvenience us in some way. Sure, send us jobs, send us industry, send us a ?place where our kids can stay here and work when they graduate,?…

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Motlow officials get ?F? for gun incident

Editorial: Our Viewpoint Motlow College officials are not going to reveal the disciplinary action taken against a female student responsible for 19 guns being brought to a classroom on the McMinnville campus. Instead, we?ve been given word from the college president in less than convincing fashion that the situation ?was addressed and dealt with.? It?s…

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Prevent down time on the Enviromist

Mark Halcomb UT Nursery Specialist I occasionally hear of problems with the Enviromist. I checked with our dealer and learned that most owner?s have finally learned how to take care of their Enviromist, after a few trips in. It takes longer when the owner?s manual is never read. I met an owner last week that…

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Feeder calf prices down at most recent local sale

J. Dale Beaty Extension Leader Prices at last week?s feeder calf sale must be shocking for anyone who doesn?t follow the market. Feeder calf prices are down considerably from a few months ago. Of course the fact that cattle feeders are paying twice what they were for corn a year ago has a big factor…

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?Babes in Toyland? show headlines Smokey Mountain Christmas festival

Photos provided Dollywood?s Babes in Toyland?s 14-foot-general leads the march of 21 toy soldiers. Wrapped in more than three million holiday lights, Dollywood?s Smoky Mountain Christmas festival is headlined by the park?s new holiday show, Dollywood?s Babes in Toyland. ?Our new Dollywood?s Babes in Toyland show will fill every member of the family with wide-eyed…

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