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Circuit court
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Judge Bart Stanley ruled on the following cases in Circuit Court.

Scottie Nathan Coppinger was ordered to serve 10 days of an 11-month, 29-day sentence for driving on a revoked license second offense.

Stephen Douglas was ordered to serve 120 days of an 11-29 sentence for domestic assault.

Ashley Hernandez was ordered to serve 28 days of a three-year sentence and pay a $2,000 fine for possession of meth with intent to deliver. She was granted a judicial diversion, meaning the charge can be erased from her record if she gets in no further trouble.

Brian Scott Hickey was ordered to serve 90 days of a one-year sentence for violating residential and work restrictions.

Gary L. Johnson was ordered to serve the balance of his sentence for violation of probation.

Michael Todd Jones was ordered to serve 180 days of a five-year sentence, perform 100 hours public service work and pay a $3,000 fine for driving on a revoked license, possession of meth with intent to deliver, possession of diazepam, possession of alprazolam, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Kenneth Edward King was ordered to serve 60 days for violation of probation.

Jamie Clinton Lynn was ordered to serve balance of sentence for violation of probation, aggravated assault, and driving on a suspended license.

Dillion Mullican was ordered to serve 10 days for driving while license revoked second offense.

Jason Dwayne Smith was ordered to serve 180 days of a six-year sentence and pay a $2,000 for aggravated burglary.

Shelby Yates was ordered to serve 60 days of an 11-29 sentence for theft of property between $1,000 and $2,500.

Andrew Blake Young was ordered to serve 364 days for violation of probation.

Brandon Dean Steakley was released on 67 days time served and given a judicial diversion for evading arrest and reckless endangerment with a deadly weapon, that being a motor vehicle.

Wendy M. Bias Stepp was ordered to serve 364 days for violation of probation.

Local talent heads to Park
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The next installment of The Park Theater’s Local Connection Concert Series is set to take center stage this Saturday, April 5 with Tito Gomez.

The Local Connection Concert Series put on The Park Theater focuses on talent sourced from the community. Gomez began his music career 14 years ago with a local band and has since released his solo album, “Lo Que Habia Soñado,” in 2016. He was born in Los Angeles, California but is well-known in the Warren County community as Victor Gomez.

Saturday night’s show will entail the singer-songwriter’s regional Mexican music, such as “El Oscar” or “Soy Edgar,” which is Gomez’s most popular song on Spotify.

The show begins at 7 p.m. and is expected to last approximately two hours. General admission is $15 and tickets can be purchased on Park Theater’s website, mcminnvilleparktheater.com, by phone at (931) 506-2787 or at its box office during normal business hours of 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. If available, a limited number of tickets may be purchased at the door on the day of the event, while supplies last.