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39th annual Fine Arts Show held in Tullahoma

By Margaret Hobbs The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center/Regional Art Museum will be presenting their 39th annual Tullahoma Fine Arts and Crafts Festival on May 19 and 20. The festival will open at 10 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. on Saturday. Hours on Sunday are from noon to 5 p.m. Approximately 100 booths will be…

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Parkhurst, Kirby set nuptials for May 26

Mark and Robin Parkhurst are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter Sarah Renee Parkhurst. She will wed Jared Lee Kirby, son of Larry and Debbie Kirby, on May 26 at 1 p.m. at Auburn Baptist Church in Auburntown. A reception will follow the ceremony at the same location. The bride-elect is a…

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May Day Bicentennial Celebration May 19

By Margaret Hobbs The Eagle Fund is once again holding its May Day Celebration May 19 at the historic Black House at 301 W. Main St. The event is also being presented as a bicentennial celebration activity observing Warren County?s 200th year. Activities will start at 9 a.m. and run until 2 p.m., offering a…

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Getting older no longer means getting fatigued and sick

While people may try to fight the hands of time, growing older is an inevitable process. As people age, certain physical and cosmetic changes take place. One of the most common is fatigue, which can rob the country’s aging citizens of the active lifestyle many have grown accustomed to. For some, fatigue is merely accepted,…

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Wind-blown day, and a blustery leader, at Players Championship

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. (AP) ? The wind was strong enough to knock branches from palm trees and keep Tiger Woods without a birdie on his card for the first time in four years. It really got blustery when Rory Sabbatini completed a 5-under 67 Thursday to share the early lead with Phil Mickelson at…

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Titans add QB Tim Rattay, former Colts LB Gardner

NASHVILLE (AP) ? The Tennessee Titans want some competition behind Vince Young at quarterback, and they continued stocking up on ex-Indianapolis players on Wednesday. The Titans agreed to terms with seven-year veteran Tim Rattay, claimed linebacker Gilbert Gardner off waivers from the Colts and added two free agents, including the younger brother of Baltimore left…

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McNair charged in DUI case despite fact he wasn?t driving

NASHVILLE (AP) ? Nashville police said Baltimore Ravens quarterback Steve McNair let his brother-in-law drive his pickup while drunk and Thursday charged the former Tennessee Titans player with driving under the influence. Although McNair was just a passenger, he was charged with a misdemeanor under a Tennessee law that prohibits a vehicle owner from letting…

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Earnhardt to leave DEI after season

MOORESVILLE, N.C. (AP) ? Dale Earnhardt Jr. will leave the company founded by his late father at the end of the year in a shake-up certain to ignite a bidding war for NASCAR?s most popular driver. He told Dale Earnhardt Inc. on Thursday that he had decided to make the switch to another team when…

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Beacon up by one; three tied for 2nd

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD In the Gold and Silver bowling league, Beacon Federal has eight points, which puts them in first place. McMinnville Lanes, Security Federal and Warren County Nursery have seven points each for a three-way tie for second. Crouch Motors has 5.5 points, Cumberland Lumber five, Foster & Foster Realty 4.5 and Dr Pepper…

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Volleyball players polish skills at this year?s camp

By DALE STUBBLEFIELD Volleyball has become a very popular sport in the Warren County School system and this week over 60 girls participated in the WCHS Lady Pioneer volleyball clinic. The clinic is being conducted by WCHS coach Franklin Fisher and WCMS coach Farrah Griffith in the Charlie Dalton gym. The coaches offered two sessions…

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