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Top stories of 2006

Readers rate TWHNC as top story (01/04/07)
In an unscientific poll, readers of the Times-Gazette web site overwhelmingly picked the regulatory dispute in the Tennessee Walking Horse industry as the top local news story of 2006. The web site poll began over the weekend, in conjunction with the Times-Gazette announcing that a poll of staff members had selected the shooting of Fermin Estrada Sr. ...

Estrada shooting is year's top story (12/30/06)
The shooting of Fermin Estrada Sr. and the resulting multi-million-dollar lawsuit against the City of Shelbyville have been selected as the biggest story of 2006 by a poll of Times-Gazette staffers, beating out the regulatory dispute which kept the Celebration from naming a World Grand Champion...

2006: A sea change in county government (12/29/06)
This week, the Times-Gazette is looking back at 2006 by counting down the top ten news stories of the year as voted by a panel of T-G staffers. Here are the stories revealed so far: 10) Eastern European students spend months in Shelbyville as temporary workers; some run into financial trouble...

2006: The drive to survive (12/28/06)
This week, the Times-Gazette is looking back at 2006 by counting down the top 10 news stories of the year as voted by a panel of T-G staffers. Here are the stories revealed so far: 10) Eastern European students spend months in Shelbyville as temporary workers; some run into financial trouble...

2006: Remembering those who served (12/27/06)
This week, the Times-Gazette is looking back at 2006 by counting down the top ten news stories of the year as voted by a panel of T-G staffers. Here are the stories revealed so far: 10) Eastern European students spend months in Shelbyville as temporary workers; some run into financial trouble...

Hospital, visitors begin look back at 2006 (12/26/06)
This week, the Times-Gazette will take a look back at 2006 by counting down the top ten news stories of the year as voted by a panel of T-G staffers. Today, we look at the 10th and ninth most newsworthy stories: 10) European students spend months in Shelbyville as temporary workers; some run into financial trouble (18 points)...