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Students' report led to teacher suspension


Two Clinton High School students talked with a teacher about their concerns about the relationship between Megan Baumann and another student.

That led to Baumann’s suspension and now a criminal investigation is under way.

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*** BREAKING NEWS ***
CHS teacher accused of sex with male students


— Editor’s note: The Courier News does not normally use anonymous sources for stories. However, the seriousness of this story – and the unwillingness of either the school system or district attorney’s office to discuss the case led to the decision to publish a partial story. —



A female teacher at Clinton High School has been suspended and is under investigation for having sexual relations with boys at the school.

According to a teacher at the school, the investigation was “the talk of the campus” Friday morning.

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*** BREAKING NEWS ***
SL America to expand in Clinton
Company plans $35M investment, 300 jobs


Clinton officials got their second major industrial announcement in two weeks Friday when SL America, an automotive parts supplier in the I-75 Industrial Park, said it would expand its facility and add about 300 new jobs.
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The 900 Miler Club? For the Herrells, it’s ...
Just a walk in the woods


“This was our longest hike (Appalachian Trail, starting at Newfound Gap, ending at Cosby Campground), covering 25 miles. We ‘came out’ after dark and our pickup person was beginning to worry about us,” Bonnie Herrell said. Pictured with Robert and B
With a little inspiration from Missy Kane and a love of the Smokey Mountains and what Robert and Bonnie Herrell of Andersonville — along with their daughter, Catherine — have hiked more than 10,000 miles of trails.

In fact, Robert and Bonnie, are two-time members of the Smokey Mountain Hiking Club’s “900 Miler Club,” — a membership that includes less than 20 people.

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The making of a ‘rock star’
Leadership is a global demand for 2010 president of Appraisal Institute


Sellers squeezed in some tourist time while in China, pictured here visiting the “Forbidden City” in Beijing. Standing with him is his translator, “Lillian.”
He’s been quoted in almost every financial publication that’s ever graced a newstand.

He’s been interviewed by newspapers from New York to San Francisco and around the world.

But Leslie Sellers says he’s still just “a hick from Tennessee.”

Sellers was elected and sworn in as the 2010 president of the Appraisal Institute at the end of 2009.

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