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John W. Smith, 84, 2000 Poplar Avenue, Cookeville, Tennessee, formerly of Mountain City, Tennessee passed away at his residence on Saturday, January 9, 2010.

WASHINGTON — President Obama will propose in his State of the Union address a package of modest initiatives intended to help middle-class families, including tax credits for child care, caps on some student loan payments and a requirement that companies let workers save automatically for retirement, senior administration officials said Sunday.

The West Cummington Congregational Church was destroyed by a fire Jan. 17. To the people who would gather there, the 171-year-old white clapboard structure was much more than a church. It was a treasure trove of their history.

It has become a commonplace that it is hard to comprehend the disaster in Haiti.

If so, and if we hope to provide Haitians with anything like the help that they need, then we must understand where our minds fail us.

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Middle Tennessee senior Chelsia Lymon was one of 12 women's basketball standouts nationally on the initial 2010 Players Making the Buzz list for The Nancy Lieberman Award.

NASHVILLE – Two Blue Raiders scored in double figures in a 73-53 loss to Vanderbilt on Monday night.