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13/12/2024

The decades-long University of Cincinnati Bearcats and Xavier University Musketeers basketball rivalry has been touted as one of the largest and most intense rivalries in college sports.

It has bewitched fans across the nation as the teams face off in the famed Skyline Chili Crosstown Shootout, an annual game combining nearly a century of history between two NCAA Division 1 college basketball teams in northern Cincinnati.

The two have played 91 times with its 92nd meeting scheduled for Saturday at Fifth Third Arena. In the 91 meetings, the Bearcats lead the series 51-40 over the Musketeers.

But the Musketeers may have a few more fans cheering them on this year and in the years after about 294 miles away at Cheatham Middle School in Tennessee.

The decades-long University of Cincinnati Bearcats and Xavier University Musketeers rivalry has been called one of the most intense in college sports.

10/12/2024

The Tennessean’s Student of the Week is honoring the songbirds of Middle Tennessee, just in time for the holiday season.

Decide who comes out on top by casting votes in our online poll before noon on Thursday, Dec. 12.

The Tennessean’s Student of the Week features those with the gift of song, just in time for the holiday season. Vote now.

06/12/2024

Officials are investigating the armed robbery of a bank in Springfield.

02/12/2024

The holiday season is upon us, and with it, holiday travel and that same old question that pops up every year: What are we going to do about the family pet while we're gone?

Check out the new K9 Resorts Luxury Pet Hotel.

29/11/2024

A juvenile bald eagle has been rescued by wildlife officers in Sumner County after it was shot.

Tennessee Wildlife authorities are seeking clues in the case.

A juvenile bald eagle was rescued by wildlife officers in Sumner County after it was shot.

28/11/2024

We asked some of Middle Tennessee's most influential leaders what their favorite Thanksgiving Day staples were and if they would share their recipes with our readers.

Here's what we got.

We asked. They answered. Some of Middle Tennessee's top leaders shared their favorite Thanksgiving recipes ahead of the holiday.

28/11/2024

One thing usually stands out about Thanksgiving no matter who's asked: The food.

We asked some of the region's most influential people what their favorite dishes were ― and even got some of their recipes out of them ― in honor of this year's upcoming holiday.

Lebanon Mayor Rick Bell's affinity for chicken at Thanksgiving explained and 15th Judicial District Attorney General Jason Lawson on Giblet Gravy.

25/11/2024

TV game show legend Chuck Woolery, who died this weekend at 83, had a longtime love connection with Nashville.

Before he rose to fame as the original host of "Wheel of Fortune" and the long-running "Love Connection" and later became a conservative podcaster, the Kentucky-born Woolery was a country music singer and songwriter.

Before he was a game show legend, Chuck Woolery was a country singer and songwriter.

23/11/2024

Old is in, and it’s everywhere.

Here are some places worth a visit when hunting for antiques in Middle Tennessee.

Looking for antiques or old furniture? Here's where to shop in Middle Tennessee.

22/11/2024

Home improvement shows can give viewers an often-picturesque look into the world of home renovation and design, but reality is usually a different story, according to Nashville-area experts.

Here's what the experts had to say.

Home improvement shows offer viewers an often-picturesque look into the world of home renovation and design. Reality can be a different story.

21/11/2024

If you’ve never handled milkweed before, there’s a few things you should know about the native wildflower monarch caterpillars exclusively feed on.

Monarch butterfly numbers are dwindling and have been for decades. The Tennessee Department of Transportation wants to change that.

08/11/2024

Want to mentor Middle Tennessee college students next year?

Anyone interested in becoming a mentor is asked to register before the Nov. 15 deadline.

tnAchieves, a statewide mentoring and scholarship program, needs more than 1,000 volunteer mentors to meet student demand in 2025. Can you help?

06/11/2024

Unofficial election results are in for Robertson County, where a handful of local races in Adams, Cedar Hill, Coopertown, Cross Plains, Millersville, Orlinda, Portland, Ridgetop and Springfield were decided on Nov. 5.

Here are the local race recaps, with all precincts reporting, including early and absentee votes.

Unofficial election results are in for Robertson County. How did residents vote?

06/11/2024

See who is winning in the November 5, 2024, local elections in Tennessee with real-time results.

04/11/2024

'Don’t design for us, design with us.'

What do underserved community leaders think of the $6.9B transit plan in Nashville?

Community members engrossed in the future of local transit gathered at Gordon Memorial United Methodist Church in Nashville Saturday to discuss Mayor Freddie O'Connell's transit plan and its anticipated impact on commuters in Middle Tennessee.

02/11/2024

A $1.7 million, 5-tenant and roughly 6,712-square-foot building is expected to open in the spring of 2025.

Current signees are Domino’s Pizza, Sam’s Greek Cafe, Baskin-Robbins and The UPS Store.

The new building is expected to open in the spring of 2025 and feature a lineup of new and first-time businesses.

01/11/2024

More than a dozen Tennessee school superintendents recently issued a joint statement about the “responsible reporting of potential school threats” after a slew of incidents were reported across the state.

Here's how to report potential school threats.

After several threats of mass violence in Tennessee schools recently, more than a dozen school directors issued a joint statement on how to report it.

30/10/2024

License plate readers are popping up in cities across Middle Tennessee.

Soon, the City of Springfield will be joining the list.

License plate readers are popping up in cities across Middle Tennessee. Soon, the City of Springfield is set to join that list.

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