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| More than 450 state laws go into effect July 1  More than 450 new pieces of legislation will go into effect July 1 dealing with everything from guns to wine to vending machine advertising to advertising on school buses.
By J.R. LIND - 4 opinions posted |
CU assistant takes juco head job June 18, 2009—Cumberland University mens assistant basketball coach Jay Joyner has been named head coach at Columbia State Community College.
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Longhorns stampede to Western Ky. crown  June 17, 2009—MURRAY, Ky. — The Tennessee Longhorns won the 16-under division of the Western Kentucky Invitational earlier this month.
staff reports - 1 opinion posted |
Outdoors notebook  June 18, 2009—Poachers caught: Two Sumner County men were arrested last week and charged with illegally killing 155 wild turkeys and two whitetail deer.
Larry Woody - 5 opinions posted |
Smallies provide big fishing action  June 17, 2009—It started out as a bluegill trip.
But when the first big smallmouth nailed my top-water plug it quickly turned into something different.
Larry Woody - 1 opinion posted |
The Zone Wilson Central Lady Wildcats will be holding their eighth annual basketball Camp of Champions for girls in grades 2-8 from 8 a.m. - noon July 7-9. The cost will be $50, with a $10 discount if registered before July 3. For more information, brochures will be available at Sports World in Lebanon, Wilson Band & Trust branches in Gladeville, Highway 109, Mt. Juliet Road and Lebanon Road in Mt. Juliet, and the main office of Wilson Central High School.
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Media Kit The Lebanon Democrat was founded in 1888 and continues to be the primary communicator of news in Wilson County. The Lebanon Democrat is published daily, Monday through Saturday and is traditionally an award winning newspaper.
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Obituaries - June 27, 2009 Martha Lois Holmes
Robert J. Honeyman
Thomas McKinnon
Nelson Lester Muncil Sr.
Elizabeth Anne Witt Slagle
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