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Scott Countians Show Strong Support for Trump with State’s Largest Margin In the latest election, voters in Scott County have once again demonstrated overwhelming support for Donald Trump, securing the largest margin of victory in the state. This trend highlights a continued alignment with Trump’s policies and leadership style among the county’s residents. As ballots
Improvements to Jefferson Pike: A Long Awaited Road Widening Why It Matters—It’s personal for me. Everyone who grew up or lived in the Smyrna, Walterhill, and Lascassas areas knows someone who has had an accident on Jefferson Pike or knows a family that has lost a loved one. A poignant example is the John and
Preserving History: Edith Moore’s Vision for Cemetery Community and Old School I was pleased to see Scott Broden’s recent article highlighting my friend Edith Moore and her dedication to preserving Black history and the cemetery community. On December 2, 2024, Edith Ann Clark Moore stood at the former African-American Cemetery School, sharing her aspirations to
*Drone Activity Forces Temporary Airspace Closure at US Military Base A US military base in Ohio temporarily closed its airspace over the weekend due to significant drone activity nearby, as confirmed by officials to Business Insider on Monday. Wright-Patterson Air Force Base became the latest military installation to report such incidents, marking a notable disruption
Tennessee law mandates that public comments at meetings must relate to the agenda items. This interpretation was challenged during the Murfreesboro City School Board meeting on Tuesday, December 10. h5> Pastor John K. Amanchukwu Sr. voiced his concerns about the children’s book “It Feels Good to be Yourself: A Book About Gender Identity” by Theresa
Dr. Cathy Pressnell, coordinator of reading for grades 3-6 in Murfreesboro City Schools, was selected as the 2024-25 Tennessee Supervisor of the Year. Dr. Pressnell has created literacy plans that have directly improved classroom work and positively impacted student learning. She is a dedicated leader who encourages teacher development to ensure every student can successfully
Former CIA Officer Raises Alarming Theory About Rising Drone Sightings Amid Federal Dismissals An ex-CIA officer has put forth a chilling theory regarding the increasing number of drones observed in the Northeastern skies, as federal officials label public concern as an “overreaction.” Laura Ballman, a former CIA operations officer, urged the government to clarify the
Tennessee Lawmakers Mike Sparks and Caleb Hemmer Co-Host Mental Health Town Hall at Motlow College in Smyrna SMYRNA, Tenn. (WKRN) — In light of a recent student suicide at Middle Tennessee State University, state representative Mike Sparks (R-Smyrna) is taking action to raise awareness about the mental health issues facing students. He hosted a town
Protesting in a Chicken Mask: A Victory for Free Speech in Tennessee? In a significant affirmation of free expression, a recent court ruling in Tennessee has underscored the importance of the First Amendment, particularly in the context of public protests. The case involves Daylyn Langford, a Smyrna resident who faced a defamation lawsuit for donning
8 The sycamore wasn’t just an ordinary tree; it had two large hollowed forks, which Burkhart skillfully transformed to serve his family’s needs. He cut one fork off and covered it with clapboards to seal off part of the living space, while the other fork was fashioned into a chimney and fireplace, creating a functional
