The Sumner County Commission approved at its June 29 meeting a zoning change that could cost Portland an estimated $40,000 annually.
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A few springs back, I traveled to Twin Falls, Idaho, to make a speaking presentation for the Idaho Ag Bankers Association.
Glen Gregory is announcing his candidacy for reelection to the Sumner County School Board, representing the 10th educational district.
Across Tennessee and the country, many Fourth of July celebrations are being dialed back because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
The Portland City Council approved a $10.728-million budget for the 2020-21 fiscal year and took steps toward a referendum on raising the sales tax during its June 22 meeting.
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William “Bill” Stanley Perdue, 65, of Adolphus, Kentucky, pass…
Despite much uncertainty, the plan for the state’s high-school athletics teams is to have competition this fall.
Portland’s Daniel Harper set the qualifying record on Saturday at the Nashville Fairgrounds Speedway.
Portland 17-year-old Kobe Hill finished in a tie for 65th place in the Tennessee Golf Association (TGA) Boys Junior Amateur Championship, which was held from June 23-25 at Knoxville’s Three Ridges Golf Course.
Mike Hollingsworth has a diverse background as a teacher and a coach.
The Portland High School athletic programs experienced the new normal … for now.
A Portland nurse is displaying Tennessee’s volunteer spirit as she finds herself on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis.
The Portland Preservation Foundation held a Temple Theatre personalized brick unveiling on Tuesday, Dec. 20.
Portland High School hosted the unique event that brought together costumes and quality marching band performances.
I have a Facebook friend in Colorado, another Christian writer I’ve met with a number of times over the years at various Christian publishing events. For the past few years she’s been writing about her oldest son, Zach, who is a drug addict.
I met Amber, 20, and Luke, 19, at a bookstore recently. They’re from a small Hoosier town near the Ohio border and they were gracious enough to give me their take on a few questions I posed.
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