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Hollywood homestead

City Attorney Robert Myles and indie film cinematography director Isaac Pletcher drove to all corners of Anderson County, but their prospects were shrinking.

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Anderson County well represented at state fair

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Lawrenceburg native appears onstage with Oak Ridge Boys

Ryan Wells has rarely shown off his singing pipes, but thanks to a Twitter, he did so with Hall of Famers last week.

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School board OKs maximum property tax increase

The Anderson County Board of Education again this year approved a tax rate that will generate the most revenue allowed by statute without being subjected to a voter recall.

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Second graders ‘reach for stars’

Saffell Street Elementary second graders took a trip out of orbit recently when retired Anderson County teacher Ginny Thompson visited the school.

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Slate for November election now set

The slate for this November’s election is set as the deadline for filing in non-partisan races ended last Tuesday afternoon.

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Walmart celebrates 35 years in Lawrenceburg

On paper, a 35-year birthday celebration for the local Walmart may not strike a chord.

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Vandalism to tractor delays efforts to mow roadsides

County residents will now have to wait a bit longer to have weeds mowed from their roadsides.

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Fiscal court approves paving projects

The Anderson County Fiscal Court unanimously approved this year’s road paving list when it met last Tuesday morning.

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Deputy wins occupant protection award

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