At a recent meeting, Hardeman County Mayor, Jimmy Sain asked all town mayors to present an Affordable Care Act resolution to their respective boards.
For those of us who hunt, as we get older, we have a tendency to peak when we’re challenged. From our experience, the tactics we use change from hunt to hunt.
As a resident of Hardeman County for more than seven years now, I have been very happy to say that I am proud of my community in which I chose to live and build my home.
The Hardeman County Arts Council (HCAC) presents ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas, a musical based on the poem by Clement C.
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The Middleton Board of Alderman to meet November 17
The Middleton Board of Alderman will meet 7 p.m. Monday, November 17 at city hall, 300 South Main Street.
Bill Jr. Stanfield, age 77 of Bolivar, Tennessee, passed away Wednesday morning, November 5, 2014 at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.
Redus Junior Hannis, age 78 of Bolivar Tennessee, departed this life Thursday October 30, 2014 at Bolivar General Hospital.
You would think with all the “stud muffins” (anyone younger than me) that wants to duck hunt, would be burning my phone up. For whatever reason, that’s not the case.
Company to observe Thanksgiving, reopen with amazing deals on Black Friday
National Eating Healthy Day is Wednesday, Nov. 5, and the American Heart Association wants people to listen to the advice of generations of mothers: Eat your vegetables (and fruit).
The appointment and swearing-in of Harriet Thompson as the new General Sessions Court Judge is a historic event as she is the first woman to serve as the Judge of this Court in Hardeman County.
What began with one teacher at Middleton Elementary wanting to show her students what a million of something looked like ended with a three-and-a-half-year collection journey and a trip to the Rona
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