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Elderly Memphis Woman Added to Nat'l Center for Missing Adults - May 9, 2008

A missing 86 year-old woman has been added to the National Center for Missing Adults website. via WPTY
http://www.topix.net/city/covington-tn/2008/05/elderly-memphis-woman-added-to-natl-center-...

Sheriff's department and Newspaper partner to catch offenders - May 7, 2008

"It's just wonderful to have a working relationship with law enforcement agencies" Reported by Justin Hanson Sheriff's department and Newspaper partner to catch offenders Updated: A West Tennessee sheriff's department is using the media to track down its county's most wanted criminals, and ... via WMC TV
http://www.topix.net/city/covington-tn/2008/05/sheriffs-department-and-newspaper-partner-t...

Tennessee Senate OKs measure to improve access to public records - May 5, 2008

"Any time a citizen has to divulge to whomever, it's a little intimidating to some people" The Senate on Thursday approved an effort to improve access to public records in Tennessee, but the measure differs sharply from the version the House is considering. via Knoxville News Sentinel
http://www.topix.net/city/covington-tn/2008/05/tennessee-senate-oks-measure-to-improve-acc...

Advocates, Media Honored by Commission on Children and Youth - May 3, 2008

"Kara genuinely cares about issues affecting our community and uses her media opportunities to educate, enlighten and empower our community for action." Posted by Commission on Children & Youth on Friday, May 2nd, 2008 Nashville - ' - ' A retired professor, a mentor and representatives from television and newspapers were honored for efforts contributing to ... via Info.tnanytime.org
http://www.topix.net/city/covington-tn/2008/05/advocates-media-honored-by-commission-on-ch...

State and Gender - May 1, 2008

"I think she'd make an excellent governor, and I do see her as someone I could support. It's time we broke that gender barrier in Tennessee." The first hat has been thrown into the ring in the 2010 Tennessee governor's race, and it belongs to former state representative and House majority leader Kim McMillan of Clarksville, who has filed papers to ... via The Memphis Flyer
http://www.topix.net/city/covington-tn/2008/05/state-and-gender?fromrss=1
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