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  • New court dates set for 2 accused in Walmart thefts

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 11:39 am ET  

    A couple accused of shoplifting items from area Walmarts and selling them on the Internet had two different court dates set. Kerri Neal has a new trial date of Jan. 12 set while her husband, Troy... Full Story »

  • Wheelchair athletes roll into Bell Buckle for Round Robin Classic

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 11:39 am ET  

    IF YOU GO The Heritage Medical Center Rollin' Round Robin Classic Wheelchair Tournament will be from 8 a.m.to 3 p.m. at the Webb School. Tickets are $5 each, with children under 5 admitted free.... Full Story »

  • Narrow escape after car overturns

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 11:24 am ET  

    Frank Joseph Scholer, 59, Shelbyville Mills Road, talks with a Shelbyville police officer after losing control of his car and overturning on West Lane Street late Tuesday morning. Scholer was bleeding from a hand but did not seek immediate medical treatment. Full Story »

  • EMS board may be eliminated

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 11:24 am ET  

    Bedford County Board of Commissioners, meeting Tuesday night, asked its rules and legislative committee to study doing away with the Bedford County Emergency Medical Services board and placing the... Full Story »

  • NORAD again tracks Santa online

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Wed Dec 9, 9:39 am ET  

    It's Christmas time again, and once again that means time to bookmark the web site noradsanta.org. In 1955, a Sears store in Colorado Springs, Colo., set up a telephone line which children could call... Full Story »

  • Snow to serve 2 years in prison

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Tue Dec 8, 11:25 am ET  

    Carrie Snow was sentenced to over two years in federal prison Monday for her role in a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme in Bedford County. Snow will serve a total of 27 months, followed by... Full Story »

  • Drivers disobey school bus stop signs, putting children at risk

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Tue Dec 8, 11:25 am ET  

    Getting children safely off the bus and to their homes would be a lot easier if people would simply obey the law, said Bedford County school bus driver Charles Jones. At least three times in the last... Full Story »

  • Horseback rider celebrates too much

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Tue Dec 8, 11:24 am ET  

    One of the many horse riders in Saturday night's Christmas parade was arrested for public intoxication after passing out on her mount, Shelbyville police said. Officers were notified of a... Full Story »

  • Woman loses life on ice-slick road

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Tue Dec 8, 11:24 am ET  

    A Shelbyville woman was killed and another driver seriously injured in a head-on crash on ice-coated Fairfield Pike Saturday morning, officials say. Anmarielines Rodriquez Taylor, 26, of Bell Buckle... Full Story »

  • Former banker's plea deal delayed until sentencing day

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Tue Dec 8, 11:24 am ET  

    A local bank branch manager has had his federal plea deal deferred until the day he will be sentenced, according to federal documents. A report and recommendation filed last week by Magistrate Judge... Full Story »

  • Snow makes brief appearance

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Sun Dec 6, 1:10 am ET  

    Emma Smith, daughter of Todd and Tonya Smith of Shelbyville, has fun in the light snow which blanketed Bedford County early Saturday. Approximately 1 inch fell; most melted during the day. Full Story »

  • City may appeal court decision

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Sun Dec 6, 1:10 am ET  

    Shelbyville's city council will vote Thursday on whether to appeal a ruling to the Tennessee Supreme Court that involves a change in zoning laws. The city lost an appeal last month with Norma and... Full Story »

  • A joyful noise as horn maker relocates to Flat Creek

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Sun Dec 6, 1:09 am ET  

    A musician, an engineer, a blacksmith and a machinist walk into a workshop ... No, it's not the opening line of a joke. It's the start of a working day for Roy Lawler, who is the musician. And, in a... Full Story »

  • New packaging center a 'Christmas present' in tight economy

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Sun Dec 6, 1:09 am ET  

    Newell Rubbermaid celebrated the opening of its packaging operations center on Friday with tours for local VIPs and on Saturday with a luncheon for employees and their families. The... Full Story »

  • Crash on icy Fairfield Pike

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Sun Dec 6, 1:09 am ET  

    One of two victims in a crash on icy Fairfield Pike about 8 a.m. Saturday is carried to an ambulance. Both drivers were flown to Vanderbilt Medical Center in Nashville by two Vanderbilt LifeFlight helicopters. Names of the injured were not available at press time. Full Story »

  • Toys for Tots, City Outreach offer holiday hope

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Fri Dec 4, 11:24 am ET  

    For many across Bedford County, the first week of December brings with it a heightened sense of obligation to those less fortunate as Christmas draws near. And this year, more residents are in need... Full Story »

  • Lewisburg man allegedly stalked teenager

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Fri Dec 4, 11:24 am ET  

    A member of the National Guard who faces charges in Bedford County won't be going to Iraq with the rest of his unit, a judge ruled Thursday. Andy Lynn Wallace, 35, of Nashville Highway, Lewisburg,... Full Story »

  • Mortgage fraud scam victims asked to report on impact

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Fri Dec 4, 11:09 am ET  

    Victims of a multi-million dollar mortgage fraud scheme are being urged to let federal prosecutors and a judge know how they have been impacted by the scam. Last week, the ringleader of the crime,... Full Story »

  • City spending freeze proposed

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Thu Dec 3, 11:10 am ET  

    A proposed spending freeze for the city of Shelbyville will be on next week's council agenda after a councilman's suggestion. At the closing of Shelbyville City Council's study session Tuesday,... Full Story »

  • Grieving mother had been conducting own search for son

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Thu Dec 3, 11:10 am ET  

    When Deborah Griggs sat in a parking lot in Tullahoma and watched police dogs search the area for her missing son, she wondered if he would ever be found safe and sound. "I had a bad feeling when I... Full Story »

  • Thousands of Tennessee troops leaving for war

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Thu Dec 3, 11:09 am ET  

    NASHVILLE (AP) -- Thousands of Tennessee National Guardsmen are leaving their homes this weekend for final preparations before they head to Iraq and Afghanistan. The deployments include the state's... Full Story »

  • Industrial park to be considered

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Thu Dec 3, 11:09 am ET  

    Forming a committee to examine the idea of an industrial park will be on the city council's agenda next week. The idea came before the Shelbyville council Tuesday evening after Walt Wood, chief... Full Story »

  • McGee announces entry in county trustee race

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Thu Dec 3, 11:09 am ET  

    Jason McGee has announced his candidacy for Bedford County trustee in the May 4, 2010, Democratic primary. McGee, a lifelong resident of Bedford County, has been office administrator for Bedford... Full Story »

  • Hay bale St. Nick

    Shelbyville Times-Gazette – Thu Dec 3, 10:54 am ET  

    Another quick change last weekend transformed the "Turkey in the straw" Thanksgiving turkey hay bale into a jolly old St. Nick complete with American flag in the front yard of Ron Adcock, U.S. 41-A North. This hay bale has multiple personalities. The first decorated bale was a spider for Halloween. Full Story »

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