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A habitual drunk driver has been sentenced to up to 13 years in prison by a Madison County jury.
This is the Out and About calendar from the Nov. 19 edition:
Mars Hill College has lifted its campus lockdown tonight though law enforcement from two states are continuing to search for an armed man wanted in a carjacking in Carter County, Tenn.
An attorney for the woman banned from the Marshall Depot said Thursday that the case has finally been settled.
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Featured Photo GalleriesMore Marshall fire
Fire spreads across a mountain overlooking downtown Marshall.(9 photos, updated November 11. 2008)
Marshall fire
Smoke covers the Marshall skyline after a blaze burned up the mountainside on the edge of town.(6 photos, updated November 11. 2008)
Marshall halloween
Hundreds turned out Friday for the annual downtown Marshall halloween celebration.(50 photos, updated November 4. 2008)
Madison vs. Mountain Heritage
Scenes from the Madison High - Mountain Heritage boy's soccer game on Wednesday in Marshall.(9 photos, updated October 23. 2008)
Guns destroyed
Madison County Sheriff's Department destroyed confiscated guns Thursday.(15 photos, updated October 9. 2008)
Weekend of Festivals
Scenes from the Madison County Heritage Festival and the Bascom Lamar Lunsford “Minstrel of Appalachia” Festival, held last weekend in Mars Hill.(16 photos, updated October 8. 2008)
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