Saturday, May 17, 2008
Stanley Blair Hill, 42, listens to proceedings during his final day of trial in Blount County Circuit Court on Friday. A jury found him guilty of the first-degree murder of his wife on New Years Eve, 2003.
Hill found guilty of wife's murder
12:10 AM - After several days of testimony and a bizarre chain of events, a jury found 42-year-old Stanley Blair Hill guilty of first-degree murder in the death of his wife, Vickie Irene Correll Hill. Read more...
Mayor gives apology for 'monkeys' remark
12:13 AM - Blount County Mayor Jerry Cunningham has issued a public apology for his remarks at the Lincoln Day Dinner on May 9 when he apparently compared Democrats on the Blount County Commission to monkeys. Read more...
Members of the fourth and fifth grade choirs at Eagleton Elementary present "101 Dalmation Kids" Friday for Eagleton students. From left are Caitlin Greene as Perdita, Sean Smith as Pongo, Amy McMahan as Nanny, Emily Graham as Anita and Trey Burnette as Roger.
Puppies galore: Eagleton Choir presents '101 Dalmation Kids'
12:14 AM - Puppies abound in "101 Dalmatians Kids" being performed by the fourth and fifth grade choirs at Eagleton Elementary School tonight and Sunday. Read more...
Four arrested in burglary of two Blount homes
12:04 AM - Four 18-year-old Blount County men were arrested Friday following the breaking and entering of two homes in south Blount County. Read more...
Lady Vol Kelly Grieve (2) slides safely into second base before Winthrop's Stephanie Reid (7) can catch the ball Friday during UT's NCAA regional game at Lee Softball Stadium. Read More...
Dishes featured in "Flavors of our Heritage" include, from left, Strawberry Spinach Salad, Smoky Mountain Woodpiles and Dixie Caviar. Read More...
Lynda Wheeler shops with her daughter, Jaime, 2, shortly after midnight, May 1, at One Stop Food Liquors on Chicago's South Side. The market doors open at midnight on the first of each month for the express purpose of letting her and a dozen or so others start shopping the instant they have access to the new month's allotment of food stamps. Read More...
