First Measles Case in the State Confirmed by Tennessee Department of Health
Nashville – The Tennessee Department of Health is confirming the state’s first measles case in 2025 in a middle Tennessee resident. The
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Tennessee Representative John Rose Announces Candidacy for Governor
Nashville, Tenn. — Today, John Rose, an eighth-generation Tennessean, lifelong farmer, and small business owner, was surrounded by hundreds of supporters
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Backermann’s Country Market Extends Hours
Racing to Bäckermann’s Country Market before it closes for the evening will not be as hard on Thursday and Friday
Sports
TSSAA Seeking Teens to Serve on Student Advisory Committee
From volleyball to basketball to baseball, Hardeman County, Tennessee is filled with high school athletes who have passion for the
Week in Review
Hatchie Press Week in Review: March 9 – 15, 2025
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Letter to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: U.S. Treasury Department Takes Correct Stance in Corporate Transparency Act Rollback
Tennessee is the perfect place to do business. We have one of the best economic climates in America, a AAA
Community Calendar
Hatchie Press Community Calendar: March 10, 2025
GOVERNMENT MEETINGS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS Monday, March 10, 2025Bolivar-Hardeman County Library {213 North Washington Street, Bolivar, 38008} Brown Bag Book
Weekend Planner
Hatchie Press Weekend Planner: March 21 – 23
Check out the Hatchie Press Weekend Planner to learn what is happening in Hardeman County this weekend. Hatchie Press has
Sheriff’s Report
Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office Monthly Arrest and Criminal Report {February 2025}
The Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office Monthly Arrest and Criminal Report for January 15, 2025, through February 15, 2025, is as
Pet of the Week
HAA Pet of the Week: Meet Kayda
“Kayda . . . .This girl loves every two-legged friend she meets. However, she is very selective about four-legged friends.
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First Measles Case in the State Confirmed by Tennessee Department of Health
Nashville – The Tennessee Department of Health is confirming the state’s first measles case in 2025 in a middle Tennessee resident. The
Education
Bethany Miller’s Heart for Children Leads to Next Career Move
Bethany Miller is already a familiar face to children and adults in the county, having worked in the Hardeman County
Fayette County
Obituary: Linda Cathy Chambers Owens
Linda Cathy Chambers Owens, age 65, resident of Moscow, Tennessee and wife of the late Frank Owens, departed this life