Ayers Scholars Program Setting the Pace in Tennessee’s Increased College-Going Rate
Leaders from the Ayers Foundation Trust and its nationally-recognized Ayers Scholars Program joined other state leaders and partners in congratulating
Read MoreLeaders from the Ayers Foundation Trust and its nationally-recognized Ayers Scholars Program joined other state leaders and partners in congratulating
Read MoreEmma Howell, a student at Middleton High School, attended the University of Tennessee at Martin’s Fall Preview Day on Sept. 26
Read MoreThe Hardeman County Board of Education approved several budget amendments, district plans and policy updates during its September 6, 2026, meeting.
Read MoreFor two decades, the Hardeman County Imagination Library has been putting books into the hands of local children, and the organization is celebrating the milestone by highlighting the impact early literacy can have on children, families and the community.
Read MoreResidents near Bolivar Central High School may notice emergency vehicles, flashing lights and even a helicopter on campus Friday, September 18, 2026, but school officials want the community to know there is no cause for alarm.
Read MoreThe Hardeman County Board of Education elected new leadership, approved several grant budgets and received updates on enrollment, attendance and district projects during its September 10, 2026, meeting.
Read MoreFour members of the Hardeman County Board of Education were recognized for advancing to new levels in a school board recognition program during the board’s September meeting.
Read MoreOn September 4, 2026, Grand Junction Elementary School celebrated College Colors Day. The celebration featured special guest speakers Mr. Avery Williamson, a retired NFL player who played for the Tennessee Titans, and Mr. Joe Horn, a retired NFL player for the New Orleans Saints.
Read MoreTennessee 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.
Read MoreOn Sunday, August 2, 2026, The Bolivar-Hardeman County NAACP Youth Council proudly announced the recognition of two exceptional seniors who are progressing in their academic pursuits.
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