Portland’s City Council meeting on Monday was another long one and several ordinances and resolutions were passed. Several topics were discussed at length with some plans going forward.
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A surprise came to a local charity recently that will help them change the community for the better.
On May 19 at 3 p.m. at the Temple Theatre, comes a treat for those who love Irish music and Celtic traditions. The Deer’s Cry will perform “Songs of Light,” and their name comes from an Old Irish prayer, “St. Patrick’s Breastplate.”
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The Sumner County Sheriff’s Office credits proactive policing for apprehending a dangerous fugitive and recovering a stolen vehicle this week.
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Charles Robert Groves, Sr., 85, of Portland, Tenn., passed awa…
Jimmy Davis Wix, 69, of Portland, Tenn., passed away on Wednes…
Hester going to state
Portland High School basketball JoJo Lyles made a big impression after joining the Panther program in January 2023. Lyles hopes to make that same splash as a member of the first Pellissippi State mens’ basketball team.
Portland’s standout athlete Cheyenne Gregory has reached a goal set at the beginning of her senior year.
The Portland soccer team lost to Station Camp 4-0 last Friday in the finals of the District 9-AAA championship in Hendersonville.
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