Grand Junction Express: Monthly Newsletter for the Grand Junction Community
August 28, 2026 – Edition #5 – By: Dianne Callahan Grand Junction Elementary School (GJES) Our local kids are now
Read MoreAugust 28, 2026 – Edition #5 – By: Dianne Callahan Grand Junction Elementary School (GJES) Our local kids are now
Read MoreDesmond Williams is making history in Whiteville, Tennessee, becoming the first Black Chief of Police in the town’s history.
Read MoreKilgore Flares Company, LLC has filed an official WARN Notice with the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development announcing a permanent reduction in force that will affect 127 workers at its Toone facility.
Read MoreRunners and walkers of all ages are invited to lace up their shoes and hit the trails for the 2026 Tennessee Forest Festival Forest Fun Run 5K.
Read MoreNewly elected, re-elected, and appointed officials gathered at the Hardeman County Courthouse on Monday, August 31, 2026, for an oath of office ceremony marking the beginning of a new term of public service across county government, the school board, law enforcement, and the City of Whiteville.
Read MoreHARDEMAN COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER – JOB OPENING: Patient Support Representative Hardeman County Community Health Center is seeking a qualified candidate
Read MoreEmily Letitia Vincent Mills, 89, of Middleton, TN entered the gates of Heaven and into the presence of her Lord and Savior on
Read More“The existence of illegal drugs in penal institutions is a tremendous problem not only in Tennessee but across the nation,” said District Attorney General Jody Pickens.
Read MoreAs hunters head to the fields, Bolivar Energy Authority wants to remind those who enjoy dove hunting to practice good sportsmanship and firearm safety by avoiding shots near electric and fiber optic lines.
Read MoreSTAR Inc. is preparing to close out its 2026 season with a holiday classic, It’s A Wonderful Life.
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