When Bill Bradley’s Portland home was destroyed in a fire back in May, the losses were more than just physical.
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The Portland Municipal Planning Commission gave its blessing to potentially adding almost 100 acres of industrial property to the North Gateway Corridor Study during its July 13 meeting.
The future of the old Dan Jenkins furniture building was a topic of discussion during the most recent Portland City Council meeting.
Portland-area residents who have often had questions about law-enforcement tactics may soon have the opportunity to find out those answers.
GRAND ISLAND, NEBRASKA — Sumner County 4-H represented Tennessee at the 4-H Shooting Sports National Championships in the hunting skills discipline.
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Keith “Papa” Wagner, 79, of Franklin, Kentucky, died on July 1…
Preseason workouts are in full swing for the Portland High School football team, with the Panthers competing in two seven-on-seven competitions recently.
GALLATIN — The Portland Spikes fell short of a state championship during the recent American Legion State Tournament, suffering a 5-1 loss to Gallatin in the title tilt at Municipal Park.
Scott Steinbrecher has been named the head voach of the Portland High School baseball program.
Portland High School principal David Woods has wanted to hire Taniesha Tucker for a coaching position at the school for some time.
When former Portland High School softball player Mackenzie Fitzgerald left the Gulf Shores ballpark in March of 2020, little did she know that would be the last game played for a few months due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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