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Maury County Public Schools Superintendent Michael Hickman offers insight into current food limitations in school cafeterias.

Beginnings in basketball, endings in football, events, family ties, and reflecting on time with a grandfather.

May 29, 1868: The East Tennessee Union Flag advised readers, “To cure warts on horses and cattle, take a small quantity of blue vitriol, pulverize it, and add enough water

But there was more to come. Students were unaware that their grades were being swapped out The following day, school authorities also learned of a third incident and revoked Grise’s access to the system and placed her on unpaid administrative leave. It is believed that the students weren’t aware of the scheme. ‘From what my investigation shows … the students didn’t know this was going on,’ Craig said at a board meeting.  Grise, who worked for the district for more than a decade, wa...

Clarksville Now CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Arnold Hodges, District 6 county commissioner, passed away early Sunday at the age of 69 following a long battle with leukemia. “We lost an awfully good county commissioner,” Mayor Jim Durrett told Clarksville Now. “It’s a sad day in Montgomery County.” A lifetime resident of the Cunningham area, Hodges served 35 years as a forest technician for the Tennessee Department of Agriculture. He was first elected to serve District 6 in 20...

By CHAD GARLAND | STARS AND STRIPES Published: March 5, 2021 Soldiers are mourning the closure of a popular veteran-owned pub near an Army base in Tennessee, after fire ravaged much of the building. The Blackhorse Pub & Brewery in Clarksville suffered significant smoke and water damage, owners Jeff and Sherri Robinson said in a post on the business’s Facebook page Wednesday. A former helicopter pilot with the 101st Airborne Division at nearby Fort Campbell, Jeff Robinson got the idea for t...

The United States recently filed a Notice of Intent to Seek the Death Penalty for the man accused of shooting and killing Fort Campbell solider Brittney Niecol Silvers.

New permit applications filed with the city of Ocala show that two new national restaurant chains, another car wash, two new convenience stores and an extensive renovation of another Publix are on the horizon. Today the Star-Banner looks at building permit applications that have been filed within the city limits of Ocala since late December. Storming Crab seafood A family owned national seafood chain called Storming Crab Boil Cajun Seafood is planning to open in the old Ruby Tuesday bui...

COVID-19 vaccine inoculations began last month to the most at-risk groups and those on the front lines. How long before its available to everyone?