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Hamilton County: Former sheriff Long pleads guilty to extortion, money laundering
Former Hamilton County Sheriff Billy Long’s guilty pleas Monday would, if accepted, land him in prison for at least 10 years — unless Mr. Long’s attorney can win his argument for a lesser punishment at his client’s Aug. 18 sentencing hearing.
May 6, 2008Latest News
Bradley hopes to complete budget in one hearing
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Bradley County commissioners and department heads will attempt to resolve all budget issues for fiscal year 2009 in one meeting on Tuesday.
CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Bradley County commissioners and department heads will attempt to resolve all budget issues for fiscal year 2009 in one meeting on Tuesday.
Local/Region
Tennessee higher-education officials work to keep tuition hikes below 10 percent
NASHVILLE — Tennessee higher-education leaders pledged Thursday to try to keep tuition hikes below 10 percent for in-state, undergraduate students, despite Gov. Phil Bredesen’s plans to cut $55 million from their operating budgets.
NASHVILLE — Tennessee higher-education leaders pledged Thursday to try to keep tuition hikes below 10 percent for in-state, undergraduate students, despite Gov. Phil Bredesen’s plans to cut $55 million from their operating budgets.
Columnists
Cleaveland: Mother's Day emphasizes parenting
Despite the commercialization, Mother’s Day provides a time for the nation to pay tribute to moms.
Despite the commercialization, Mother’s Day provides a time for the nation to pay tribute to moms.
Politics
Tennessee higher-education officials work to keep tuition hikes below 10 percent
NASHVILLE — Tennessee higher-education leaders pledged Thursday to try to keep tuition hikes below 10 percent for in-state, undergraduate students, despite Gov. Phil Bredesen’s plans to cut $55 million from their operating budgets.
NASHVILLE — Tennessee higher-education leaders pledged Thursday to try to keep tuition hikes below 10 percent for in-state, undergraduate students, despite Gov. Phil Bredesen’s plans to cut $55 million from their operating budgets.
