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News
7 years ago
New Montgomery County 911 Director hired

Hope Petersen is the new 911 director and was the former 911 Director for Robertson County, where she worked since 2014.

Business
7 years ago
The Big Payback starts tonight, supporting hundreds of local nonprofits

This year’s event begins May 6 at 6 p.m. and will run for 24 hours.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
APSU nursing student helping in New York: ‘Loss on such a grand scale is incredibly challenging for me’

Sarah Sullivan, RN, has worked 12- to 14-hour shifts every day except one since she arrived April 8 in New York City to help with the coronavirus pandemic.

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Coronavirus
7 years ago
Executive Order No. 33 allows close contact businesses to reopen May 6

Businesses allowed to reopen Wednesday include tattoo shops, tanning salons, spas, barber shops and hair salons.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
Local farmers open fields for pick-you-own strawberries

Farmers are offering multiple ways to purchase your farm fresh strawberries this year.

Crime
7 years ago
Tennessee Sheriff’s Association warns of new scam

The TSA and Sheriff John Fuson recently warned the public of scammers posing as TSA officials over the phone.

News
7 years ago
Animal Control building project halted by land issue

A land issue has sent the Montgomery County Animal Care & Control on a search for land to build their new facility.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
Retired metro fireman receives special birthday surprise from the community

Friends and family gathered to celebrate the 84th birthday of William Johnson with a special parade in front of his residence.

Coronavirus
7 years ago
APSU offering May political science class examining international response to COVID-19

The new class will examine how governments such as South Korea and the U.S. have responded to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Lifestyle
7 years ago
Local woman, Mari Linfoot, recognized by national foundation for her role as military caregiver

Linfoot and her husband Gary, have started their own non-profit dedicated to providing mobility assistance equipment.