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Three Tennessee Schools Adjust After Bleachers Inspected, Condemned - Vimarsana News

Three Tennessee Schools Adjust After Bleachers Inspected, Condemned

Portions of football bleachers at Beech, Hendersonville and Portland high schools in Tennessee will be closed for the upcoming season following an engineer's inspection of the seating.

Hash Marks: High school NIL is knocking at Tennessee's front door — and it should be | Cheatham - Vimarsana News

Hash Marks: High school NIL is knocking at Tennessee's front door — and it should be | Cheatham

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Key witness testifies in 2018 drive-by shooting murder trial in Clarksville - Vimarsana News

Key witness testifies in 2018 drive-by shooting murder trial in Clarksville

Clarksville NowBlaine KellarJamonte Pinkston gives his testimony during the trial of Timothy Ogburn and Rasheem Lewis CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – A key witness testified Wednesday in the trial of Rasheem Lewis and Timothy Ogburn, both charged with premeditated first-degree murder in the 2018 death of 21-year-old Julian Torres. Torres’ body was found in the street behind Bob’s Discount Tobacco Store on Providence Boulevard after a shooting the night of May 20, 2018. He died as a result of gunshot wounds to his arm, buttocks and back. Rasheem Lewis sits with attorney Gordon Rahm ...

Lewis family remembers 40th anniversary of deadly crash at Red River bridge - Vimarsana News

Lewis family remembers 40th anniversary of deadly crash at Red River bridge

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLENOW) – The hearts of a Clarksville reverend and his family continue to beat across three generations, nearly four decades after their tragic deaths.  On July 5, 1981, the Rev. Roy L. Lewis and his relatives were traveling to Tullahoma. Lewis, 57 at the time, was preparing to give a trial sermon to a church that morning and was part of a three-car caravan to the southern Middle Tennessee area.  Members of the Lewis family prepare to drop four white roses into the Red River. (Blaine Kellar) Less than 5 miles from their Clarksville home, Lewis’ car skidded on th...