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susan: the germ of the idea was literally within 24 hours of the beginning of trumps first impeachment. the ukraine scandal and the perfect phone call and we were going out to dinner one night in september of 2019 and we ran into nancy graham because that is how they came to attention bill clintons senate trial two decades ago. we ran into lindsey graham on the street, the famous washington steakhouse and he said peter, are you going to write a book about the next impeachment. it...

Sheriffs office wants to help residents dispose of old medications

Residents may dispose of expired and unused prescriptions from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, April 30 at the Sheriff’s Office at 940 New Salem Highway in Murfreesboro, said Sheriff Mike Fitzhugh.People may drive up to the Sheriff’s Office main lobby where Sgt. Robert Dowell and Deputy Michael Heller will collect the medications.Dowell said they will accept both prescription and over-the-counter medications. Liquids and needles will not be accepted.“This is just a saf...

Two young cookery students from Highbridge's King Alfred School Academy have competed in the Rotary Southern Region Young Chef Final.

The current fiscal year’s oil production was projected to generate over $98 million at a conservative assumed price of $55 per barrel, but this week Long Beach oil was selling for between $116 and $125 per barrel. 

STUDENTS from the King Alfred School Academy cooked up a storm in a competition organised by Burnham-on-Seas Rotary Club.

Budding young chefs from Burnham-On-Sea and Highbridge at The King Alfred School Academy have cooked up some delicious dishes during the first round of a regional cookery competition.

A Nashville man was recently arrested after breaking into a pizza shop and hiding in the ceiling. According to...

The man reportedly hid from police after burglarizing an East Nashville restaurant.

ABOVE PHOTO: Residents Jennifer Carter and Cathy Pendergrast turned in old medicines to Sheriff’s Sgt. Robert Dowell Saturday during National Prescription Drugs Take Back Day in April.Unused or expired medications are a public safety issue, leading to potential accidental poisoning, misuse and overdose, the federal Drug Enforcement Administration reported.The DEA’s Take Back Day events nationwide Saturday, Oct. 23 provide an opportunity for Americans to prevent drug addiction...