Live Appearances
| Date | Time | Location | Who |
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| 9/10 | 1-3 | Stewart's Pharmacy | Duke Rice |
| 9/10 | 5-6:30 | Pioneer Tail Gate Party | Duke Rice |
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Jeff Barnes
September 6, 2010 5:46 PM
| Date | Time | Location | Who |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9/10 | 1-3 | Stewart's Pharmacy | Duke Rice |
| 9/10 | 5-6:30 | Pioneer Tail Gate Party | Duke Rice |
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A Tennessee Walking Horse owned by a Warren County family took top honors this week at the Walking Horse Celebration in Shelbyville.
The horse, named King of the Jungle won the World Grand Championship in the WHTA Riders Cup. The horse is owned by the family of Nestor Stewart of McMinnville.
The McMinnville Board of Mayor and Aldermen will meet Tuesday in a special called session to consider on second and final reading the budget ordinance for the 2010-2011 fiscal year. The amended ordinance, which passed the board last week, calls for a 19 cent property tax increase instead of the 22 cent hike that had been proposed.
The board will also consider a measure to amend the municipal code regarding the tax delinquency date.
The board meeting will begin at 6pm at City Hall. It will be preceded by a public hearing at 5:30 to get comments regarding the City's intent to exceed the certified property tax rate, which is $1.78.
Another public hearing is set for 5:45 to get comments on the proposed city budget.
The White County Fair is now underway in Sparta. Activities began Friday and continue through Saturday, September 11th.
Saturday night's activities include a truck and tractor pull at 7pm.
The Fair beauty pageants will be held Monday beginning at 5:30.
Other highlights will include the 4-wheeler and motorcycle races Wednesday, the horse show Thursday, the Four on the Floor concert Friday, and the Walking Horse show next Saturday night.
The State Collaborative on Reforming Education, or SCORE, is joining with The Highlands, WTVF NewsChannel 5, Tennessee Tech University and the League of Women Voters in sponsoring the Highlands Town Hall Debate on September 14th.
The debate will feature candidates for governor, Mike McWherter and BillHaslem. It will focus on hometown issues facing rural and suburban areas with an emphasis on economic development, education and health care.
The debate will be held at Tennessee Tech University in Cookeville.
Education officials in Grundy County say a former director of schools who shot a school employee seven years ago has been cleared to seek a job as a teacher.
Court records show Joe Nunley has had no legal problems since his 2005 conviction for reckless aggravated assault and after four years on probation his record was cleared.
Officials say Nunley is qualified for a special education job.
His gunshot wounded Michael Byars, who is suing Nunley.
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