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Jenny Green, a Baylor faculty member and coach for 25 years, has joined Todd Henon Properties as a real estate agent licensed in Tennessee and Georgia.

The City of Charleston will soon be getting a new website and better electronic internet access, but hopes for street upgrades within the city may have to wait.

JACKSON, Tenn. -- The Eric Beasley Foundation, along with the NAACP, has kicked off their voter registration drives for the 2024 election year.

ELIZABETHTON - Tammie Ruth Arnold of Elizabethton was called home on June 18th, 2022 unexpected following an extended illness. There will never be another like Tammie. She had overcome so

A pedestrian was struck by an oncoming vehicle just before 8:00 Thursday morning in Murfreesboro. Police had to shut down the westbound lanes of Old Fort Pkwy near New Salem Road to investigate the accident. The collision occurred near the Tennessee College of Applied Technology. Murfreesboro Police report an SUV struck the pedestrian, but further details have yet to be released. Traffic had to be rerouted onto New Salem Road, which allowed for the Eastbound lanes to remain open. However, traff ...

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. – WGNS has more details on the pedestrian / SUV related accident that occurred on Thursday morning in Murfreesboro. Evidently, the victim was a young child. According to police, the three-year-old child was accidentally hit and injured by the Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) after the child ran into traffic on busy Old Fort Parkway on Thursday, May 26. The little girl was rushed to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital to be treated for injuries.  S...

Brian Gaither is the new Rutherford County Emergency Medical Services Director, according to a news release from County Mayor Bill Ketron.

Rutherford County, TN — Brian Gaither is the new Rutherford County Emergency Medical Services’ (RCEMS) Director, announced Mayor Bill Ketron Monday.The move proactively fills the director’s position vacancy left by Carl Hudgens’ approaching retirement in January 2022.Gaither, a lifelong resident of Rutherford County, started his career with RCEMS as an emergency medical technician (EMT) in May 1996. Shortly after, in August, he graduated paramedic school f...