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Montgomery County has had two COVID-19 deaths in as many days, with an 11th person reported dying of the disease in data released Thursday.
A statement from Englen’s campaign called the question “disrespectful to all of our veterans and service members.”
Mayor Joe Pitts and the Tennessee Disability Coalition are excited to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Whether you are a dog person or a cat person, there is someone for you in our Pets of the Week!
17-year-old Justin Neves was shot and killed on April 10. But months later, there has been no arrest, and his grieving mother is looking for answers.
Jacob L. Carney is charged with first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder.
A 10th person has died from COVID-19 in Montgomery County, and we have two new hospitalizations.
Representatives from DoDEA, CMCSS and Christian County Public Schools will take part in the discussion.
Spectacle was closed early due to concerns about the spread COVID-19 back in March, but it has remained installed in The New Gallery.
Fat Shack hoping to be a new feel, a new vibe and a new experience in a restaurant for the city.