The proposed merger between the grocery chains Albertsons and Kroger has antitrust laws in the spotlight, as the supermarket companies are already the two largest in the country. Albertsons has more than 2,000 stores; Kroger has more than 2,700. In Tennessee, there are 121 Kroger stores with more than 18,000 workers. Since the merger plan was first announced …
An Albertsons-Kroger Merger Could Impact Rural Tennessee Read More »
On Tuesday night, Sept. 17, 2019, Andrea Lynn Arthur, 31 at the time, and Alonso Dewite Maxin, 35 at the time, were arrested by Coffee County deputies for various charges involving children. Investigators located eight children at a trailer park on Riddle Rd after a welfare check on Aug. 20, 2019. The caller advised police …
On Wednesday, 77-year-old David Allen Kidder agreed to a plea bargain for one count of Rape of a Child and received 25 years in state prison to be served at 100%. After release, he would be placed on the sex registry and have community supervision for the rest of his life. Charges were filed against …
Former Preacher in Manchester and Grundy Co. receives 25 years for Rape of a Child Read More »
Jason Keith Bouldin entered a plea of guilty last Wednesday in Warren County court to especially aggravated kidnapping and other felony charges, including possessing a weapon by a convicted felon. As a part of the plea agreement, Bouldin received a sentence of 20 years to serve at 100% in the Tennessee Department of Corrections for …
Plea Agreement in Especially Aggravated Kidnapping case in Warren County Read More »
On September 23, 2022, Gavin Clark of Manchester was found guilty of reckless homicide and abuse following the death of his five-week old son in January of 2020. Coffee County Circuit Court Judge Robert (Bobby) T. Carter has now sentenced Clark, to 23 years in prison. On that tragic day in January of 2020, Clark …
Man Guilty of Reckless Homicide and Abuse of His Son gets 23 years in Prison Read More »
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and Tennessee Senators are demanding the White House and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reverse their plan to release an unspecified number of single adult migrants from New Orleans into Tennessee due to continued inaction to secure the Southern border. Federal officials have not shared any further details. The Governor’s …
Governor’s Office Pushing Back against Biden plan to Send Migrants to Tennessee Read More »
The Decherd Police Department wants to raise awareness to all parents and citizens that may not be aware of a growing issue. At first look officers could have thought that some items looked like a normal bag of chips during a traffic stop on December 15, but they later seized the items. During a search …
On Friday morning at 10:55 a.m. Franklin County authorities were called to North Middle School because of concern with a 12 year old student. According to Franklin County Sheriff’s Department Public Information Officer Sgt. Sam Davidson told On Target News that the student used a vaping device at school and had a serious reaction. The …
Franklin Co. North Middle School Student taken to the Hospital after using Vape Read More »
Ruth Ann McInnis appeared in General Sessions Court on two charges of fraudulent use of a credit or debit card up to $1,000. A special judge will be appointed to hear her case. Her next court date is January 6, 2023. McInnis, who is a school secretary at Hickory Creek Elementary in Warren County, was …
Warren Co. Schools Employee Charged with Fraud appears in Court Read More »
Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and the Cumberlands, Tennessee’s largest nonprofit law firm, announced today that Amia’ Butler has joined the firm as development manager. In this role, Butler will oversee Legal Aid Society’s fundraising, philanthropy and advocacy efforts, including its annual Campaign for Equal Justice, which supports Legal Aid Society’s mission to advance …
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