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Friday morning police pursuit leads to crash, power outage and multiple charges

A police pursuit early Friday morning ended in a wreck that knocked out power to several residents, shut down Highway 70 and resulted in multiple charges against the driver. The Tennessee Highway Patrol reports that 33-year-old Joseph Townsend of Kingston Springs was being chased by a White Bluff Police...
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County, cities working to complete budgets as end of fiscal year less than 2 weeks away

With the fiscal year ending in less than two weeks, the county and local municipalities are getting down to crunch time in completing new budgets. The Dickson County Commission’s Budget and Budget Advisory committees meet again at 6:00 tonight with the main focus expected to be the proposed school...
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Only 3 petitions turned in for council races with qualifying deadline noon Thursday

The deadline to qualify for this fall’s Dickson municipal election is noon Thursday and so far only three candidate petitions have been turned in. As of Friday, the Dickson County Election Commission reports it has received qualifying petitions from incumbents Mike Legg in the First Ward, Jon...
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Council to consider ban on manufacturing liquor, adding more land to Buckner Park

In addition to a second and final vote on a proposed $15 million budget, the Dickson City Council also is expected to discuss the possible addition of more property to J. Dan Buckner Park and a resolution to ban the manufacture of alcoholic beverages within city limits. Both items came up for discussion at...
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Proposed budget continues to pay county officials above minimum salaries set by law

While the 2013-14 budget currently being considered gives county employees a $1,200 a year raise, their first increase in five years, it also continues to pay county officials an average of $1,522 more than the minimum salaries set by state law. When the current fiscal year ends this month, Dickson County...
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