Grand Junction Express: Monthly Newsletter for the Grand Junction Community
August 28, 2026 – Edition #5 – By: Dianne Callahan Grand Junction Elementary School (GJES) Our local kids are now
August 28, 2026 – Edition #5 – By: Dianne Callahan Grand Junction Elementary School (GJES) Our local kids are now
Newly elected, re-elected, and appointed officials gathered at the Hardeman County Courthouse on Monday, August 31, 2026, for an oath of office ceremony marking the beginning of a new term of public service across county government, the school board, law enforcement, and the City of Whiteville.
As hunters head to the fields, Bolivar Energy Authority wants to remind those who enjoy dove hunting to practice good sportsmanship and firearm safety by avoiding shots near electric and fiber optic lines.
County General Election Results are In! {unofficial}
Hatchie Press to Broadcast Live Hardeman County Election Results August 6
Tanisha Mitchell Announces Candidacy for School Board District 2, Position 3
Hardeman County Primary Election Results
Republican Party Holds Gubernatorial Straw Poll at Monthly Meeting
August 28, 2026 – Edition #5 – By: Dianne Callahan Grand Junction Elementary School (GJES) Our local kids are now
Desmond Williams is making history in Whiteville, Tennessee, becoming the first Black Chief of Police in the town’s history.
Tennessee First Lady Maria Lee’s Tennessee Serves initiative provided new backpacks to students in Hardeman County and other economically distressed counties across the state this year as part of an effort to help students prepare for the new school year.
STAR Inc. is preparing to close out its 2026 season with a holiday classic, It’s A Wonderful Life.
