Area Schools Announce Spelling Bee Winners
Schools Across Hardeman County held their annual spelling bees to choose the students who will represent each school at the
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Education
Baker and Wilbanks Named to Northeast Mississippi Community College Vice-President’s List
Gwyneth Ella Baker of Bolivar and Kallie Renae Wilbanks of Pocahontas are two of 517 Northeast Mississippi Community College students
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Bolivar-Hardeman NAACP Youth Attend 78th Annual State Convention
Article submitted by Kristine Anderson The Bolivar-Hardeman County NAACP Youth Council was fortunate enough to go to the 78th Annual
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Whiteville Police Sergeant Desmond Williams Receives Training Certification
JACKSON, TENN. – The Jackson State Community College (JSCC) Police Department recently partnered with Advanced Police Concepts to host Leadership for
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Candyce Clifft, Bolivar Native and Award-winning News Anchor, Reflects on Years at Tennessee Tech
By Jonathan Frank BOLIVAR, Tenn. – West Tennessee native Candyce Clifft is among the most celebrated and enduring local news
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Bank of Hardeman County Makes Generous Donation to Bolivar Elementary School
The Bank of Hardeman County made a generous donation to Bolivar Elementary School (BES), which enabled the school to purchase
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Area Schools Participate in Loaves and Fishes Annual Food Drive
Area Hardeman County Schools, which included Bolivar Middle School (BMS), Grand Junction Elementary School, Hornsby Elementary School (HES), Middleton Elementary
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Carla Doyle Chosen 2023/2024 Middleton High School Teacher of the Year
Middleton High School (MHS) recently recognized Ms. Carla Doyle as its 2023/2024 Teacher of the Year. Teaching, an unexpected career
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County’s Retired Teachers Receive Legislative Updates
The Hardeman County Retired Teachers Association (HCRTA) welcomed Ted Williams, Chair of the Legislation Committee for the Tennessee Retired Teachers’
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Don’t Miss the Tennessee Promise Community Service Hours Deadline
Community service hours are required to remain eligible for the Tennessee Promise scholarship. Current college students, and new spring 2025
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