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Romero jailed after hitting his girlfriend in the face

By Duane Sherrill Tired of constant fighting and bickering, Judge Larry Ross threw the book at the abuser and warned his victim she better stay away from him or face jail herself. The abusive boyfriend, Jesus Romero, 29, was ordered to serve six months of an 11-month, 29-day sentence and is to have no future…

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Motlow nursing graduates

Fourteen of this year’s 56 Motlow College nursing graduates are Warren County residents. They are, front row, from left, Steve Vandagriff, Kristy Milstead, Denease Nation, Casey Higgins, Dena Judkins and Kristy Tobitt. Second row, Cheryl Myers, Mandy Harris, Meredith Mullican, Lindsay Fulton and Donna Ramp. Back row, Erica Moore, Sherry Pepper and Candie Dyer. Since…

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Lions Club to offer free diabetes program

McMinnville Lions Club will be presenting a free diabetes awareness program at 6 p.m. this Thursday at the Caney Fork Electric auditorium. If you or a friend or family member has diabetes, or you just want to know what you can do to help avoid the disease, you are encouraged to come and review some…

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Man, his twin brother, have groping issues

BY Chuck Shepherd Freddie Johnson, 49, was arrested in New York City in April, for the 53rd time after he allegedly once again rubbed up against women on crowded trains. He is such a menace (a 57-page rap sheet) a special NYPD detail follows him around, certain he will re-offend. Shortly after the arrest, the…

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City weighs cost of annexation versus benefits

By Lisa Hobbs City officials once again struggled over annexation Tuesday during a Building and Grounds Committee meeting. The decision to move forward, or hold off, remains undecided for a second time. Officials milled over maps presented to them by Planning and Zoning of proposed annexation along the bypass. As requested, these maps show what…

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Route announced for Bicentennial Parade

By Charles W. Johnson County and city officials are beginning preparations in earnest for the Warren County Bicentennial Parade, to be held downtown July 5 beginning at 2 p.m. ‘The parade will be the culmination of our 18-month Bicentennial Celebration,’ said Parade Committee chairman Larry Flatt. ‘It will be the last event and it will…

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Winkler thankful for visits with daughters

HUNTINGDON, Tenn. (AP) ‘ A minister’s wife convicted of killing her husband said Friday that court-ordered visits with her three young daughters are going well. Mary Winkler is in a custody fight with the girls’ paternal grandparents. The children have been living with their grandparents since shortly after Winkler shot their father, Matthew Winkler, two…

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Three illegal immigrants get 180 days for their roles in meth ring

By Duane Sherrill Three illegal aliens caught in an international drug dealing sting will be deported back to Mexico after serving 180 days in jail for their part in a deal to sell three pounds of pure meth to undercover officers. The defendants, Jesus Carreon, Jorge Rodriguez and Maria del Romero, were each ordered to…

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With gas prices surging, maximize your fuel efficiency

By Charles W. Johnson No doubt about it, American families are emptying their wallets into the gas pumps at an alarming rate. While Big Oil is raking in billions of dollars in profits, families are trying to figure out how they’ll be able to afford to pick up the kids at school and drive to…

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McBride, Collier wedding date set

Rachel A. McBride and Jared B. Collier are announcing their engagement and forthcoming marriage. The bride-elect is the daughter of David and Janie McBride of Quebeck. She is the granddaughter of Marion (Pete) and Loretta Walling of Sparta, and the late John Reece and Catherine McBride of Quebeck. The prospective groom is the son of…

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