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Capitol Hill Conversation-The Legislature Gets Social

By bradleygeorge

March 26, 2012

Legislators in the General Assembly have taken up a raft of bills dealing with social issues.

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Volkswagen Adds Workers

By bradleygeorge

March 22, 2012

Company officials say they need the extra manpower because of strong demand for its Passat sedan.

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Union Files Ethics Complaints Against Register, School Board

By bradleygeorge

March 22, 2012

Metro Schools director Jesse Register has been slapped with an ethics complaint.

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Section 8 Taking Applications for First Time in Four Years

By bradleygeorge

March 21, 2012

After four years and thousands of names on a waiting list, a rental assistance program is ready to take new applicants.

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Capitol Hill Conversation-Restrictions on Mining

By bradleygeorge

March 19, 2012

Last week, State Senator Eric Stewart brought up a bill that would put heavy restrictions on a coal mining called practice mountaintop removal.

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LP Names New CEO

By bradleygeorge

March 15, 2012

Nashville-based Louisiana Pacific has a new CEO.

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State Starts Rolling Out Next Generation 911

By bradleygeorge

March 14, 2012

Brentwood is the first community in Tennessee to plug into the state’s Next Generation 911 network. Most of what’s new about the system is behind the scenes, but it could lead to big changes for 911 users in the future.

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New Program to Help Vets at MTSU

By bradleygeorge

March 13, 2012

Middle Tennessee State University is one of the first campuses in the nation to take part in a new federal program that’s supposed to help veterans adjust to college life.

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Transit Ridership Up in 2011, Suburban Commuters Make for Record Increase

By bradleygeorge

March 12, 2012

Mass transit ridership is up in a big way nationwide. Middle Tennessee is also part of the trend.

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Capitol Hill Conversation-Guns at Work

By bradleygeorge

March 12, 2012

A bill up for debate in the Legislature would allow gun owners to keep their fire arms in their car at work , as long as they have a permit and keep the gun locked up.

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