REGIONAL NEWS | Can a federal court order a CEO to stop talking about her own company's court case? That question is now before a judge in the Uncle Nearest receivership.
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Despite conflicting reports, the Uncle Nearest receivership isn’t over
REGIONAL NEWS | The receivership in the Farm Credit Mid-America vs. Uncle Nearest, Inc. lawsuit isn't over. Here's what the court record actually shows.
GET OUTSIDE: TN State Parks Spring Hikes happen this Saturday
THINGS TO DO | Tennessee State Parks guided hikes across the state — including right in our backyard — are free, beginner-friendly, and exactly what March ordered.
New filings intensify fight over scope of Uncle Nearest receivership
Murky corporate boundaries and a growing effort to keep the legal fight inside the courtroom rather than the court of public opinion are the themes running through two new receiver filings in the Farm Credit vs. Nearest Green case Thursday morning.
Receiver requests expedited sale of Martha’s Vineyard property in Uncle Nearest dispute
A federal receiver is asking a judge to approve the expedited sale of a Martha’s Vineyard property tied to the Uncle Nearest case. The proposed $2.6 million sale comes as the court weighs whether the scope of the receivership should expand. Here’s what the filing says — and what it could mean.
Local Artists: Submit entries for the Art of Trees
Attention Moore County Artists: The Tullahoma Fine Arts Center is looking for entries for their first-ever Art of Trees juried arts show.
Locals will perform in “Little Women” at South Jackson
They've been working hard at rehearsals for weeks, and several Lynchburg folks will perform in "Little Women" the musical beginning this weekend at the South Jackson Performing Arts Center in Tullahoma.
Judge: Receiver remains in Uncle Nearest lawsuit
After a nearly six-hour hearing in a Knoxville courtroom, the receiver remains in place in the Farm Credit Mid-America versus Uncle Nearest, Inc. lawsuit.
Weavers, Farm Credit get ready to rumble on Monday
It's gearing up to be one heck of a fight in an Eastern District courtroom on Monday as both the Weavers and the Receiver have filed contentious back-and-forth arguments over the past week in the Farm Credit breach of contract lawsuit.
Local historian releases new Camp Forrest book
In its heyday, Camp Forrest trained over 70,000 soldiers, employed more than 12,000 civilians in nearby Tullahoma. Dr. Elizabeth Taylor is the leading expert on this bit of local history and she's released a new book.









