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While Overall Highway Deaths Decline, Teen Boys Remain Stubborn

While Overall Highway Deaths Decline, Teen Boys Remain Stubborn

By danielpotter

November 25, 2009

While highway deaths in Tennessee have declined overall in recent years, the state has struggled to bring down the number of teen boys who die in car accidents.

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Davis Explains Healthcare No Vote

By blakefarmer

November 25, 2009

Congressman Lincoln Davis has avoided commenting on his “no” vote against healthcare reform led by his own party.

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Elle Macho

By kimgreen

November 25, 2009

The trio of veteran Nashville musicians who make up the band Elle Macho used to have individual label deals. Now they’ve gone independent and joined forces, hoping to rediscover a sense of fun in a city that takes its music very seriously.

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Combination of Bad Economy, Good Programs Reducing State Highway Deaths

By danielpotter

November 25, 2009

Traffic fatalities are down substantially in Tennessee. In part that’s because the frail economy has people driving less, but a state official says that’s not the whole story.

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Perry County Jobs Program Expanded

By blakefarmer

November 24, 2009

The state is directing another nearly $6 million to a jobs program in Perry County, where unemployment had reached as high as one in four.

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Alexander Ranks Nuclear over Renewable Power Sources

By blakefarmer

November 24, 2009

Solar power has its place, but not front and center, according to Senator Lamar Alexander.

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Health Department Says Few Options Left But To Cut Safety-Net

By danielpotter

November 24, 2009

Tennessee’s Health Department says it will have to stop funding safety-net clinics to deal with the state’s constricting budget.

Filed Under: WPLN News

Idle GM Plant Forces Workers to Regroup

By blakefarmer

November 24, 2009

Two-thousand General Motors employees will lose their jobs this week as the company idles most of its operation in Spring Hill tomorrow. Many of those displaced workers are faced with a choice: try to transfer to Michigan or test the job market here at home. WPLN’s Blake Farmer has this story.

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Maury County Launches Economic Development Push as GM Idles Plant

By blakefarmer

November 23, 2009

Maury County is facing a spike in unemployment numbers as GM idles most of its operation in Spring Hill this week.

Filed Under: WPLN News

Alexander Pokes Holes in Senate Health Bill

By blakefarmer

November 23, 2009

Senator Lamar Alexander has harsh words for the Senate health bill that passed a procedural hurdle over the weekend.

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