A two-vehicle accident occurred on Highway 10 South around 7:00 p.m. on Saturday night, August 28^th, sending one victim to Vanderbilt Medical Center, in Nashville, Tennessee.

Rarely does one get the chance to step back in time and revel in the memories of their past, dig deep into their yesteryears and reminisce on a much simpler way of life or recall those unforgettable moments in history that effect us still today.But each year as the Annual Fall Meet Antique Car Show rolls into Red Boiling Springs, guests of the show find themselves doing just that as those once buried memories float to the surface.

As heavy rains pelted Middle Tennessee last Tuesday night into Wednesday morning, and flood warnings flashed across the television screen, fear of a repeat of the May floods became a concern for the folks in Macon County. With more than seven inches of rain falling between that time period, and another three inches in the wee hours of Thursday morning, August 19^th, roads were washed outs, schools were closed, and residents were on stand by to seek higher ground.

It was a full house when the Macon County Board of Education met in regular session on August 19^th. Questions were raised on moonlighting, cell phone expenses, driver’s texting while driving, student enrollment from other counties, school property lines and hickory nut hazards. Teacher to pupil ratio was a huge concern, especially at the Kindergarten level. 

A 31-year-old Macon County man was killed and another seriously injured, in a one-vehicle accident on Highway 10 South, in Trousdale County, during the early morning hours of Sunday, August 22^nd, 2010.