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Shoppers will spend an average of $100 this year on candy, decor, cards and costumes, but for the metro area's devotees of devilish decor, "Halloween, it's everything!"
WAVERLY, Tenn. – James Tuck, a terminally ill 101st Airborne Division veteran, wished he could perform one more freefall skydive.
Abby Haake received a call in December from her husband, who was deployed in Iraq. He wanted to know what she wanted for Christmas. Haake told him she wanted to do something for someone else. She didn't need more stuff. So the family donated $200 to a RIP Medical Debt campaign focused on eliminating financial hardships of Tennessee residents. Madison Street United Methodist Church partnered with the New York-based nonprofit to pay off the financial hardships of Middle Tennessee residents. The results? The congregation, with support from community supporters, exceeded its fundraising ...