Stories from Monday, November 15, 2004

The northeastern bypass around Shelbyville will have an overpass so that it will not have to cross the Walking Horse and Eastern Railroad, according to discussion at Tuesday night's meeting of Bedford County Board of Commissioners. Tennessee Department of Transportation has been speaking with representatives of Bedford Railroad Authority about the project. ...

A single-vehicle wreck about 1:30 a.m. Sunday on State Highway 82 South near the New Hope Road intersection took the life of an off-duty member of the Bedford County Sheriff's Department. Capt. Jimmy Parker, 56, New Herman Road, who was serving as chief administrator of the department, apparently died instantly when his truck skidded, went off an embankment and struck a rock wall bordering the driveway of the Annie Harris home...

"Just keep the flags flying." That was the one request Command Sgt. Major Jimmy Kyle of the 3/278th Armored Cavalry Regiment had for his Shelbyville friends and neighbors. He spoke about the importance of such hometown support both for the soldiers and families of those who are shipping to the Mid-East with him later this week...

Aside from annexation matters being vigorously debated, the Bell Buckle Board of Mayor and Aldermen also addressed other matters during their regular monthly meeting last week. The board held a public hearing about applying for this coming year's Community Development Block Grants [CDBG]. ...

NASHVILLE - Instead of the "Bad News Bears," it was the "Bad News Titans." It wasn't a baseball game. Nor was it the "Bad News Bears" in action. It was the Chicago Bears and, most noticeable, it wasn't the type of football Titans fans have grown accustomed to over the past few years...