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City crunches budget figures

By BRIAN MOSELY ~ bmosely@t-g.com

A total of 111 pages detail Shelbyville's budget outlook for the next fiscal year, with several meetings ahead to hash out the numbers. The proposed budget is set to be passed on first reading at a special called City... >>
Watson named DREMC leader

T-G STAFF REPORT

Michael Watson, who is currently vice president of Duck River Electric Membership Corp., has been named president and CEO to succeed Jim Allison when he retires at the end of June. DREMC is a Shelbyville-based, member-owned... >>
All welcome to Relay for Life

T-G STAFF REPORT

The American Cancer Society Relay For Life in Bedford County will be held 6 p.m. May 31 through noon June 1 at Bedford County Ag Center on Midland Road, and organizers stress that the event is for the general public, not... >>
Madison Street crash

Emergency workers prepare to replace a utility pole struck by the overturned truck at left this morning on Madison Street. The driver, Garrett Winnette, 75, of Wartrace told medical personnel he felt no pain except from the... >>
Motlow College graduates record 758 students

Motlow State Community College held its graduation ceremonies May 11 in Copperweld Arena on the Moore County Campus. A record 758 graduates received diplomas. Dr. Art Walker, Motlow's fourth president, was guest speaker for... >>

Calling all couples!

The T-G will run a bridal section May 31. We want to hear about glitches at your wedding, whether you were married last year or 50 years ago.

Did the rain pour down just as you were about to say "I do?" Did the bride slip and fall?

Share your less-than-perfect memories with our readers. Deadline is end of business on Monday, May 20. Email tgnews@t-g.com, drop by the office or call Jason Reynolds at 684-1200.

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Free expression must not be attacked
Enough already. The public has the right to advocate causes, and the media the right to report news, without government intrusion. Probes by the Internal Revenue Service into records of conservative groups such as the Tea Party are completely uncalled for. ...

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