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Shelbyville's fire department was busy Friday getting familiar with its newest piece of equipment -- a 75-foot ladder truck. Fire Chief John Habel said the addition of the new truck to the fleet,...

So, I’m photoshopping a million pictures today, one which gave us all a great deal of pleasure in Twitter town. Some photos for pleasure and others for work that will help the paper out with mugshots and that SQ and I were also dog-assed tired. I worked in the pajamas for awhile which is every blogger/newsperson/umm … everyone’s dream.

COLUMBIA - The city’s fire chief said Columbia’s Bicentennial Celebration fireworks display this month could be in danger of being canceled.

Still without a volunteer fire chief, the town of Wartrace is now also without a police chief. Billy Smith turned in his resignation at the Monday night meeting of the Wartrace Board of Mayor and...

Union firefighters announced a vote of no confidence in

SPRING HILL — The city’s first ever full-scale fireworks show is scheduled for the night of July 4th at The Crossings of Spring Hill.

Though the sale and ignition of fireworks in the city limits is banned, the law will be lifted between noon-11 p.m. Friday to allow residents to celebrate the national holiday, Fire Chief Jim Swindle said.

Personnel with Volunteer Fire Services Inc. were busy Thursday practicing rescue procedures with one of the department's new 75-foot ladder trucks, also known as a "quint." Mark Thomas, fire chief...

Shelbyville's fire department will soon put a new pumper truck into service, expanding its fleet and possibly lowering insurance rates, the city's fire chief said. Fire Chief John Habel said the new...

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The city of Nashville is tightening its belt even further, and you won't be seeing as many Metro vehicles around town.

Monday, Mayor Karl Dean cut the city's fleet of cars and trucks by 10-percent, or 400 vehicles. It's all about saving money - mostly on fuel.

SPRING HILL — The city’s fire chief may reinstate the volunteer department to offset the city’s “financial strain,” he said at a meeting Thursday.