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| Obituaries |
| Bi Rong Xiao Yang Bi Rong Xiao Yang, age 59 of Murfreesboro , passed away Saturday March 3, 2007 at the home of relatives. |
| Connie Stamps Connie Stamps, age 50 of Bell Buckle, passed away Monday, March 5, 2007 at her residence. |
| Donald Elmer Pethke Donald Elmer Pethke, age 75, of Suring, Wisconsin, formerly of Murfreesboro died Thursday. |
| Eunice Marie Kennedy Eunice Marie Kennedy, age 61 of Murfreesboro, died Sunday March 4, 2007. |
| L. Chaise Peters L. Chaise Peters, age 52 of Christiana, passed away Monday, March 5, 2007 at her residence. |
| Nathen Landon Moody Nathen Landon Moody, "Nate Dog" age 5 months, Shelbyville left to be with Jesus on March 3, 2007. |
| Paul Daniel "Danny" Murphy Mr. Paul Daniel "Danny" Murphy, age 54 of Murfreesboro, died Monday, March 5, 2007 at Middle Tennessee Medical Center. |
| News old |
| Givens, Holt lead 76-50 Victory Blue Raiders advance to fifth consecutive championship game as Chrissy Givens scored 28 points, including 19 in the first half, and Amber Holt added a double-double with 15 points and a career-high 11 rebounds in a 76-50 win over Denver. MTSU |
| Lady Raider golf leads USA Invitational Mallory Bishop led MTSU with a 1-under 71 and the Blue Raiders fired a 11-over 299 to take the opening-round lead at the 2007 South Alabama Invitational at the Azalea City Golf Course. MTSU DISPATCH - March 5, 2007 - 5:48 p.m. |
| Mom charged again with child neglect Child neglect charges were filed Friday against a mother suspected of drinking and sleeping instead of caring for her 2-year-old daughter, a sheriff's deputy reported. Mother Joanna Paneccasio, 43, of Foothills Drive was charged with felony child neglect of her daughter by Deputy Will Lehew. She is on probation from an earlier child neglect conviction. Lehew also charged her with misdemeanor child neglect because she wasn't home when her 8-year-old son got off the school bus. By Lisa Marchesoni, Senior Writer March 5, 2007-1:20 PM - 2 opinions posted |
| MTSU men's golf wins USF Invitational MTSU continued its hot start to the spring golf season by successfully defending its title at the Ron Smith/University of South Florida Invitational Sunday afternoon. MTSU DISPATCH |
In basketball it's usually a good thing to have a big lineup. Sometimes, however, it's necessary to go smaller. Oakland, for example, faced a Red Bank team that featured a guard-heavy lineup. Oakland coach Randy King, therefore, decided that he needed to go smaller to match up with the Lions. He countered Red Bank's guard-heavy lineup by replacing post player Kit Carlton early with guard D'Juan Epps. The move work as Oakland's guards dominated en route to a 91-52 win over visiting Red Bank in the sectional round Monday. With the win, Oakland clinched its first state tournament berth since 1996, and King picked up his 500th career win. Oakland will play Powell (25-9) at MTSU's Murphy Center 8:45 p.m. Thursday, March 15, in the first round. By JOSH EZZELL, 3-5-07, 11:13 p.m. |
| Round misses man inside home One round fired at a man passed over his shoulder into a couch during an argument Saturday night in Eagleville, a sheriff's deputy reported. Suspect Johnson Thomas Rucker threatened to kill Howard Walker at Little Rock Road when he allegedly pointed a .38-caliber handgun at Walker, Deputy Lisa Svitak reported. "I'll kill you. I'll shoot you," Rucker told Walker before he fired over Walker's left shoulder, the deputy reported. By Lisa Marchesoni, Senior Writer March 5, 2007-1:09 PM |
Another motorist died after being involved in a traffic crash Monday on U.S. Highway 70 South (John Bragg Highway), state troopers said. Driver Jennifer Rena Lovvorn, 22, of Woodbury died in the crash about 1:45 p.m. near Wilson Hill Road, said Tennessee Highway Patrol Lt. Bob Brown. Lovvorn was the second person killed in a traffic crash Monday in Rutherford County. Brian Taylor Hiers, 26, of Antioch died in a one-vehicle collision Monday morning on Interstate 24 near Almaville Road. By Lisa Marchesoni, Senior Writer March 5, 2007-6:54 PM |
| Builders paying to start home building program at Oakland Oakland High School and Rutherford County Schools have entered into an agreement with John Floyd of Ole South Properties Inc., Bob Melton of the Masonry Institute of Tennessee, and the Rutherford County Home Builders Association, who have agreed to donate materials and pay for the construction of the building that will house a new masonry program. Rutherford County Schools-March 5, 2007-3:45 PM |
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| MTMC breaks ground at new hospital site By ERIN EDGEMON-March 5, 2007-1:57 PM |