Author: Living Legends

William “Bill” Scott Adcock, Sr. age 78 of Murfreesboro formerly of Harriman passed away Monday, February 3, 2025, at the Tennessee State Veterans Home. Bill proudly served in the US Army. He graduated from Harriman High School and MTSU where he received his bachelor’s degree in education and was assistant band director at Roane County […]

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Mrs. Patricia Lawson Wombles, age 71 of Harriman, passed away Wednesday February 5, 2025, at her home.   She was preceded in death by her husband: Danny Lee Wombles. Her parents: Carl and Margaret McCarroll Lawson. And three brothers: Jim, Kenny, and Carlos Lawson.   She is survived by two daughters and one son-in-law: Danette […]

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Pamela Edwards Leach, 81 of Crossville Tennessee passed away on January 30, 2025. She was born to Stanley and Maxine Edwards on September 19, 1943, in Akron, Ohio. She graduated high school from Washington-Lee in Arlington Virginia, she then went on to Washington school for secretaries. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in […]

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Pamela Edwards Leach, 81 of Crossville Tennessee passed away on January 30, 2025. She was born to Stanley and Maxine Edwards on September 19, 1943, in Akron, Ohio. She graduated high school from Washington-Lee in Arlington Virginia, she then went on to Washington school for secretaries. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in […]

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Hundreds of women were raped and burned alive amid the chaos that followed the entry of a Rwandan-backed rebel group into the Congolese city of Goma last week. According to a senior UN official, female inmates were attacked in their section of Goma’s Munzenze prison during a mass jailbreak. Vivian van de Perre, deputy head of the UN peacekeeping force in Goma, stated that while thousands of male prisoners escaped, the women’s wing was deliberately set on fire. Photographs taken after the Rwandan-backed M23 rebels reached central Goma on January 27 show thick black smoke billowing from the prison. Though…

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A family has paid tribute to Callin Lindsay, a devoted young Celtic fan who tragically passed away in his sleep at the age of 23. He was discovered in his bed at his home in Bo’Ness on Saturday, February 1. His mother, Leeann Lindsay, described the family’s devastation at losing their “handsome boy,” who was known for his constant laughter and infectious smile. Leeann, 39, from Camelon in Falkirk, shared with The Record: “Callin went to sleep and simply didn’t wake up. His girlfriend tried to revive him with CPR, but he was already gone. She did everything she could…

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