Hardeman County 4-H Students Named Western Region Champions
Hardeman County 4-H members competed in the Western Region 4-H Meats Judging Contest, which was held in Lexington on Thursday,
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Education
Area Seniors Successfully Meeting Tennessee Promise Deadlines
High school seniors at Bolivar Central High School and Middleton High School have been working since November 2, 2024, to
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Pocahontas’ Kallie Wilbanks Inducted into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
Kallie Wilbanks of Pocahontas is one 240 Northeast Mississippi Community College students recently welcomed to the Iota Zeta chapter of the
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Bolivar Students, Haddix, Kearney, and Lake, Attend ALStar Summit
Bolivar Central High School students, Ja’Caitlin Lake, Kiersten Haddix and Tahja Kearney, attended the fifth annual WestStar African American Youth
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TCAT Dual Enrollment Automotive Program Offers Career Possibilities for Bolivar Students
Mike Jones Sr. is the biggest cheerleader of his Tennessee College of Applied Technology (TCAT) Jackson dual enrollment automotive students
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Hardeman County 4-H Announces Poster Contest Winners
The 2025 4-H Poster Contest had 45 entries from fourth through eighth grade public school and home school students across
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Freed-Hardeman Names Four Hardeman Students to Fall 2024 President’s, Dean’s List
Freed-Hardeman University named four Hardeman County students who made the President’s and Dean’s Lists for the Fall 2024 semester. Students
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Bolivar’s Jacob Lewis Graduates as Gateway Christian Schools Valedictorian
Jacob Eric Bryce Lewis, age 15 of Bolivar, graduated from Gateway Christian Schools (GCS) as class valedictorian, with English honors,
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Mississippi State University Recognizes Fry, Anderson, Adkins, and Payne for Academics
Mississippi State University recently congratulated 4,569 students who were named to the fall 2024 President’s List. These students achieved a
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Mason Sowder Wins 2025 Hardeman County District-wide Spelling Bee {video}
After 15 rounds of spelling words, Mason Sowder, of Toone Elementary School (TES) stood alone on the stage as the
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