Quiet Work, Powerful Impact: Fayette Cares Completes Point-in-Time Count Ahead of Winter Storm
While many in our community prepared for an approaching winter storm, a dedicated group of Fayette Cares staff and volunteers
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Volunteers Serve Neighbors in Need in Middleton
“Alone, we can do so little; together, we can do so much.” – Helen Keller Many volunteers, along with elected
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Freed-Hardeman University Recognizes Strope and Clayton for Academic Achievement
Freed-Hardeman University recently recognized two students from Hardeman County for their academic achievement during the Fall 2025 semester. Clay Strope,
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Trump Administration Grants Tennessee’s Emergency Declaration to Support Winter Weather Response
Governor Bill Lee has announced that President Donald J. Trump has granted an Emergency Declaration to support Tennessee’s ongoing response
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Arts Council’s Murder Mystery Dinner Tickets Now on Sale
The Hardeman County Arts Council will present Shootout Saloon: Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre on February 12-14, 2026, at 6 p.m.
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Weather Delays Session Next Week as Lawmakers Prepare for State of the State Address
By State Senator Page Walley Our Tennessee General Assembly wrapped up the second week of the 2026 legislative session as
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Herb Parsons Refuge and Bill Dance Lake State Fishing Area to Reopen with Enhancements on January 28
The Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) will reopen Herb Parsons Refuge and the Bill Dance Lake State Fishing Area on Wednesday,
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Warming Centers Opening Across the County
Due to the extremely cold temperatures and power outages, warming centers will be opening up across the county. Find a
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Mayor Pulse Issues Proclamation Declaring a Local State of Emergency
Hardeman County Mayor Todd Pulse, along with Grand Junction Mayor Curtis Lane issued a proclamation declaring a state of emergency
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Gov. Lee Issues State of Emergency Ahead of Major Winter Storm
Today, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee issued a State of Emergency for all 95 counties and encouraged Tennesseans to prepare for
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