Hatchie Press Week in Review: September 29 – October 5, 2025
The following is a quick update about some happenings in and around our county:
NEWS
New Road Arrows Bring Clarity and Safety to Local Intersection {videos}
Freshly painted lane arrows are now in place to help drivers know exactly where to turn or go straight — making this intersection safer and easier to navigate! { read article }
Bolivar Hospital Recognized as an Age-Friendly Health System
West Tennessee Healthcare Bolivar Hospital has been officially recognized as an Age-Friendly Health System, demonstrating its commitment to providing safe, high-quality care for older adults. { read article }
Other Stories: Hilarious Family Feud Fundraiser Supports a Great Cause {lots of video} | Mayor McTizic Puts on Dancing Shoes Another year Supporting The STAR Center {video} Immersive Halloween Experiences in Tennessee to Add to Your Spooky Season Bucket List | State Fire Marshal’s Office Commemorates Fire Prevention Week 2025| Read More News
POLITICS
Grand Junction Mayor Lane Presented with Fire Grant Check
Mayor Lane was presented with a fire grant check to support safety and services for the community. { read article }
Other Stories: Grand Junction Mayor Lane Presented with Fire Grant Check | Read More Politics News
BUSINESS
How Lucky We Are: Highlighting Angela Jackson’s Passion for Community and Small Businesses
How Lucky We Are to have community champions like Angela Jackson! Her passion for supporting small businesses and uplifting her community reminds us all of the power of dedication and heart. { read article }
Other Stories: Read More Business News
EDUCATION
Three Area Students Named Ag Day Art Contest Winners
Congratulations to three talented area students named winners in the Ag Day Art Contest!
Their creativity shines a spotlight on the importance of agriculture in our communities as well as fine arts programs in the public schools. { read article }
The 2026/2027 FAFSA is Now Open
Class of 2026 high school seniors may now apply for the FAFSA to maximize their chances for financial aid, scholarships, and grants. { read article }
Other Stories: Meet Sara Benard: Ayers Foundation College Access Counselor at Bolivar Central | Beyond the Title: What Ayers Foundation Counselors Really Do | Read More Education News
SPORTS
CoreCivic Makes Donation in Support of Bolivar Central Athletics
CoreCivic Hardeman County Correctional Facility made a donation to the Bolivar Central High School football and basketball programs. { read article }
Other Stories: Read More Sports News
Hatchie Press Weekend Planner
Hatchie Press Weekend Planner: October 4 – 5
See some of the events that happened this weekend in Hardeman County. { read article }
COMMUNITY
Deputy Tyler Dickey Completes Academy, Ready to Serve Community
Hardeman County Sheriff’s Deputy Tyler Dickey completed the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy and is now fully trained and ready to serve and protect the community. { read article }
Other Stories: Don’t Miss Your Chance to Audition for the Stage Production of Believe! | October is National Domestic Violence Awareness Month – A Time to Stand with Survivors and Protect Our Community | Read More Community News
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Hatchie Press Community Calendar: October 6, 2025
Check out the Hatchie Press Community Calendar to learn events happening this week. { read article }
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Hardeman County Marriage Licenses Issued September 2025
Twenty-one couples registered in September to say “I do”. Congratulations to those couples and wishes for a blessed marriage. { read obituaries }
OBITUARIES
Obituaries Notice
Hatchie Press shares obituaries from Hardeman County funeral homes for you to see them all in one place. See the people who passed away and are being remembered by family and friends who love them. { read obituaries }
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