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 A preliminary hearing was set for next Monday for a murder suspect, but not before strong words were exchanged between his attorney and the county's general sessions judge. David Edward Niles, 24, who has been charged with...
David Stemper has announced his candidacy for Bedford County Circuit Court Clerk in the May 4 Democratic primary. Stemper, a 13-year resident of Bedford County, is a 1988 graduate of Boonsboro (Md.) High School and a winner...
Rock fans young and old will be entertained Friday night as Shelbyville Central High's Golden Eagle soccer team sponsors Eaglepalooza 2010, a spin-off of the video game "Rock Band." Eaglepalooza 2010 begins at 6:00 at...
BracketBucks contest returns for 2010In 2008, Steve Elliott took home a 32-inch flat panel TV and came within a hair's breadth of winning a $25,000 nationwide cash prize. In 2009, Jo Ann Bills won a 40-inch flat panel TV. That's the question for Times-Gazette readers as the newspaper prepares for the annual BracketBucks contest, in which participants pick the winners of the annual NCAA men's basketball tournament and are eligible to win a 40-inch Sony Bravia flat-panel television from Kincaid Service Company on Madison Street, valued at $1,499. ... 
First sign of spring? It's Hubby digging out the camping gearThe weirdest thing happened last Friday. The sky turned blue and there were no clouds in it at all. Then, on Sunday, the outdoor thermometer rose above the little blue line that denotes the "Yes, it's too stinking cold to wear flip-flops to school" cut-off point... 
T-G subscription fund-raiser extended through March 26Times-Gazette readers can assist a variety of groups at area high schools by buying a new subscription to the newspaper or by adding the EZ-Pay feature to their existing subscription. The subscriber can choose to assist any club or sports program at any of the three public high schools in Bedford County. The chosen group will receive $20 for each new one-year subscription, $10 for a new six-month subscription, or $5 for a three-month subscription...
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Forecast
National Weather Service forecast for Shelbyville, Tennessee:
Tonight
T-storms
Low: 57
Tomorrow
T-storms
High: 70Low: 51 Friday
Rain Showers Likely
High: 64Low: 45 Saturday
Rain Showers
High: 57Low: 41 Sunday
Mostly Cloudy
High: 56Low: 42 Monday
Mostly Cloudy
High: 56Low: 39 Tuesday
Mostly Cloudy
High: 59Low: 40 Wednesday
Partly Sunny
High: 62Radar
Radar from the National Weather Service at Nashville:
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Warnings
No watches or warnings currently in effect for the Shelbyville, Tennessee, area
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