Portland Media Roundup- Wed., Jan. 14, 2009

Below are some of the major stories published in the Portland area media Jan. 14:
• Former PHS math teacher Sandy Binkley indicted by grand jury (Leader, Progressive)
• Three charged with disorderly conduct during basketball game (Progressive)
• Woman confesses to arson at Freeman Logistics, warrants unserved after drug overdose (Progressive, Leader)
• Rotary Club decides not to rebuild after fire (Leader)
• Martin Luther King's efforts are still felt today (Progressive)
• Sobriety checkpoint nets 10 arrests (Leader)
• Meter reader injured in Friday crash (Progressive)
• Sumner County Board of Education to study policy concerning disruption of meetings (Leader)
• Man charged with hacking into computer system at former place of employment (Leader)
• Highland SDA church to host Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University (Progressive)
• Portland Curves to offer SilverSneakers program (Progressive)
• Portland Fire Department receives federal grant (Leader)
• Meredith Howard named administrator of Halltown Residential Home (Progressive)
• Napier family racing time to help Trinity Napier (Progressive)
• Chad Loveless, preacher at Fountain Head Church of Christ, following grandma's advice at church (Progressive)
• Local churches to join for Worship Revolution June 24 (Leader)
• Man arrested following high-speed chase (Progressive)
• Portland man arrested after shooting into trunk of wife's vehicle during dispute (Progressive)
• Highland Academy to host annual Acrofest (Progressive)
• PHS football coach Gary Sanders to speak to fans on Monday (Progressive)
• PHS boys basketball team loses to Greenbrier, girls basketball team loses to Greenbrier (Leader, Progressive)
• PHS freshmen girls basketball wins, freshmen boys lose to White House (Leader)
• PHS boys, girls basketball lose to Station Camp teams (Progressive)
• PHS boys, girls basketball lose to East Robertson (Progressive, Leader)
• Middle school boys, girls lose to Ellis Middle School (Leader, Progressive)
• Volleyball league offered to girls (Leader)
• School Resource Officer Scott Martin loves helping students at Portland High School
• Wedding bells ring at Bethpage Wedding Chapel (Leader)