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| Obituaries |
| Genevieve Nettie Higman Genevieve Nettie Higman, age 85 of Murfreesboro died Wednesday March 14, 2007. |
| Margarete Westphal Hiett Margarete Westphal Hiett, 88, of Murfreesboro, passed away peacefully in her sleep Tuesday March 13, 2007 at her home. |
| Wanda Monroe McCauley Wanda Monroe McCauley of Murfreesboro, died March 14, 2007 at home after an extended illness. |
| News old |
| BHS softball knocks off defending state champ Blackman's softball team got an outstanding pitching performance from Natalie Papini, but it needed to make some adjustments at the plate. Head coach Scott Dorsett decided to have Blackman's hitters move back in the box so they could see the ball better. The move worked as Blackman scored two runs in the fifth inning to beat defending Division II state champion Father Ryan 2-1 Wednesday at Blackman. By JOSH EZZELL - March 14, 2007 - 9:58 p.m. |
| Liberty advances in Class AA state tourney Josh Sain scored 20 points and Antwan Long added 19 as Liberty (35-3) beat Fulton 72-47 in the Class AA quarterfinals of he Boys State Tournament Wednesday at Murphy Center. TMP SPORTS REPORT - March 14, 2007 - 10:11 p.m. |
| MTSU softball drops doubleheader MTSU (13-14) continued its longest homestand of the season with a loss to the Jacksonville State (9-8) Gamecocks in the first game of a doubleheader at Blue Raider Field on Wednesday. MTSU DISPATCH - March 14, 2007 - 10:24 p.m. |
The Retreat at Northwoods opened Tuesday followed by the Chamber of Commerce's Business After Hours on site. Debbie Jones of Wilson Bank and Trust is pictured with Bill Fuson, Lee Carter and Rhett Smith, some of the builders of the new homes. TMP photo by Laura Leigh Smith |
| Rep. Gordon receives award for 911 work The E9-1-1 Institute presented U.S. Rep. Bart Gordon with its 2007 Federal Government Leader awards for the congressman's work to advance the capabilities of 911 emergency communications. March 14, 2007-10:16 AM |
| Rockvale sewer easements on County Commission agenda A resolution authorizing any necessary condemnation proceedings for easements for the Rockvale Sanitary Sewer Project is on the agenda for the Rutherford County Commission at 6 p.m. Thursday, March 15. March 14, 2007 - 3:08 PM |
Tennessee Army National Guard soldiers spent a year teaching Afghanistan soldiers how to protect their country from insurgents filtering in through Pakistan, a guard major said. Soldiers who join the Afghanistan army by age 6 learned basic lessons ranging from artillery training, squad tactics and technology, said Guard Maj. Eric Goslowsky of Murfreesboro. Goslowsky explained the mission Tuesday to members of the Stones River Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution. He used photographs and maps to show the "dirt poor" but beautifully scenic country where soldiers earn $1,500 a year and civilians earn $600 a year. By Lisa Marchesoni, Senior Writer March 14, 2007-3:24 PM |
