Obituaries Notice: Thursday, June 12, 2025
The following are people who passed away and are being remembered by family and friends who love them. *Services upcoming.
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Hatchie Press News
Bolivar’s Maddy Piefer Receives Inaugural Rural Tennessee Speech Language Pathologists Scholarship
MEMPHIS, Tenn. – First-year graduate student Maddy Piefer is forging new pathways for the University of Memphis School of Communication Sciences
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Teacher Salary Scale, Policy Updates, Annual Accomplishments Discussion at School Board Meeting {video}
The Hardeman County School board met at the school board office on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, for its monthly meeting.
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Middleton’s Taylor Stinson Receives Grand Junction Ruritan Club Scholarship
The Grand Junction Ruritan Club presented a college scholarship of $1,000 to Taylor Stinson at its June meeting. This is
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Nuckolls and Obando Named UT Knoxville Distinguished Tennessean Scholars
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville announced Hardeman County resident John Nuckolls and Fayette County resident Angelique Obando as Distinguished Tennessean
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Hardeman County Marriage Licenses Issued May 2025
May 2025 Marriage Licenses issued by the Hardeman County Clerk: Click here to read the April 2025 marriage licenses. Read
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Free Fishing for Kids and Teens Continues this Week
Free Fishing Day continues in Tennessee for children, ages 15 and younger, in Tennessee’s public waters through Friday, June 13,
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TDOT Begins Highway 64 Road Repair in Bolivar {photo gallery}
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has begun the long awaited road repairs on Highway 64, which will include nine
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Middleton Girls and Boys Team Camp Sparks Competition and Builds Relationships {photo gallery}
Basketball players from 17 area schools came together at Middleton High School (MHS) for the Middleton High School Girls and
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Hardeman and Fayette Counties Students Make Spring 2025 UT Knoxville Dean’s List
Ten students from Hardeman County and 24 students from Fayette County were among the more than 15,900 undergraduate students named
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