Trousdale County’s School Board will examine during their Oct. 15 meeting a proposed option for returning to full-time, in-person classes after the Christmas break.

Early voting kicked off this week for the November election and with higher than normal turnout expected, voters are urged to take advantage of the opportunity.

The Planning Commission gave preliminary approval Monday evening to Phase II of the Hickory Ridge subdivision.

A Hartsville man and woman are facing charges, including carjacking, as the result of an incident last month.

Ghosts are often said to have died tragically, or perhaps been the victim of foul play and looking to exact revenge.

Well, it’s almost that time of year again. In a few days tobacco stalks will be making their appearance once again as tobacco striping will be in full swing. Holder’s Tobacco Warehouse in Hartsville is one of the few places left in our part of the world where a large quantity of tobacco will…

As fall breaks begin for Middle Tennessee schoolchildren, school administrators have settled into systems for handling the coronavirus pandemic that by and large seem to be working but vary slightly.

Citizens Bank teamed with Ascension Saint Thomas last week to host its Mobile Mammogram Unit in the bank’s parking lot as part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The Trousdale County Senior Center reopened this week, although in a limited capacity.

Members of the County Commission will vote at their October meeting on whether to require fire sprinklers in new residential construction.

A Hartsville man and his wife have launched a horse ride across Tennessee to bring awareness to the mental health needs of police, military and first responders.

With this being the month with Halloween we are retelling some ghost stories.

A week or so back, I decided to go visit an old friend. So, I packed up some gear and headed for the Brim Hollow. I took two chainsaws, a 12-gauge shotgun, and my favorite little ax; but most importantly, I took my time. You can’t be in a hurry when you spend time with a friend.

It is hard to believe that in the coming weeks, the temperature will begin its downward trend, and the fall season will already be upon us. This also means that flu season is just around the corner — a period which usually peaks between December and February but can last as late as May.

Trousdale County Schools’ efforts at reducing learning loss were on display last week for Tennessee’s Commissioner of Education.

Hartsville United Methodist Church will be holding its second annual Hog Wild Pig Roast on Saturday, Oct. 3.

Trousdale County’s Parks & Recreation Committee heard about two potential grant opportunities for Hartsville City Park during their Sept. 24 meeting.

We spent September looking at some local talented athletes, particularly high school and college football players. We have not exhausted the subject and will return to it in the future — and there are other sports that we can write about!

I once heard a successful businessman say the difference in success and failure in life comes down to about a half-dozen things. He didn’t elaborate on what those half-dozen things were, but I understood where he was going with the idea.

County commissioners, firefighters and members of the community got a firsthand view Tuesday evening of the value of residential fire sprinklers.

Hartsville will host its second Cruise-In next Saturday, Oct. 3 for vehicle owners wishing to show off their cars, trucks and more.

Trousdale County will hold what is believed to be the first band competition in Tennessee this fall in Saturday’s 16th annual Marching Yellow Jacket Invitational.

The Trousdale County Republican Party welcomed U.S. Senate candidate Bill Hagerty as guest speaker to its inaugural fundraiser dinner Saturday evening.

We continue our look at some local high school football players who were not just good, but were great.

On Wednesday, June 10, the Nashville Advertising Co-op of Sonic Drive-Ins awarded 50 $1,000 scholarships to employees of their drive-ins.

My earliest memories of a cornfield take me back to a time when I was four years old. In those days my father harvested corn by hand. The process was called “gathering corn.”

Trousdale County Schools have announced plans to offer Google Classroom training sessions for parents interested in better supporting their children in virtual lessons.

Hartsville will soon be the new home of a commercial printing company that will also be looking for local employees.

The Hartsville Rotary Club held its biggest fundraiser of the year with its annual golf tournament on Saturday, Sept. 5 at Gallatin’s Long Hollow Golf Course.

Our look at local football players who were a cut above the crowd, this week looks at a fellow that everybody in Hartsville seems to know — Danny Joe Gregory!

The Hartsville/Trousdale Chamber of Commerce held its annual awards banquet on Sept. 15 at Hartsville City Park.

I was back in the Grand Canyon riding a mule a couple of weeks back — something I have done many times in the past 20 years. My love of mules and mule riding take me back to my boyhood days in the Brim Hollow. My grandfather Brim had two mules, Kate and Liz. That’s Liz with a long “I,” as in…