Month: June 2019

By David Peel When most folks hear of “structured settlements” it is during obnoxious commercials trumpeting the right of injured litigants to get “their cash now” and not wait. As injury attorney, I deal with these settlements regularly. We sometimes use structures to help our clients pay no taxes on the settlements and their interest…

By Otis Griffin My dear friend James bought an old Chevrolet station wagon a few decades ago so luckily we didn’t have to walk or thumb any longer. The classic had wooden sides that ‘pert nigh’ two dozen families of termites had hibernated in for several years and by the soft splinters decaying evidently they…

Menu Fire Reports Cooking fire Nov. 23 – 3901West Union Road Brush or brush-and-grass mix fire Nov. 20 – 6693 Arnette Nov. 22 – 9740 Herring Hill Street Power lines down Nov. 21 – 7656 U.S. Highway 51 South Motor vehicle accident with injuries Nov. 21 – 7636 U.S. Highway 51 North Motor vehicle accident…

Star Staff Reports Dr. David Algea Primary Care Pediatrics provides healthcare for infants, children and adolescents in Millington and it’s vicinity. Dr. Janice Algea, a board-certified pediatrician, opened the medical practice lo- cated at 8081 Highway 51 North more than 14 years ago. Algea has practiced in Millington since 1983 before establishing and operating Primary…

By Jason Alderman To parents with a freshman entering college this fall: You’re probably expecting to shell out major bucks for tuition, room and board and a million other necessities over the next few years. But before you send your kid off, make sure you share one gift likely to steer him or her along…

By Thomas Sellers Jr. LAWRENCEBURG — Every point counts in the playoffs. Millington Trojan place kicker Luke Bell knows that all too well. And after missing an extra point early in the fourth quarter last Friday night at Lawrence County, the senior kept his focus waiting on another chance. His opportunity came with a minute…