Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office to Purchase Body Cameras
The Hardeman County Commission approved funding for body cameras and related equipment for the Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office during its September 15, 2026, meeting.
Read MoreThe Hardeman County Commission approved funding for body cameras and related equipment for the Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office during its September 15, 2026, meeting.
Read MoreThe Bolivar City Council addressed library funding, recreation projects, infrastructure improvements and several upcoming community events during its regularly scheduled September 14, 2026, meeting.
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 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 MoreA lasting tribute is being envisioned to honor her remarkable life, enduring legacy, and immeasurable impact on Tennessee and beyond
Read MoreThe Hardeman County Commission met in regular session on August 18, 2026, and handled zoning matters, approved funding for new highway equipment, heard updates from several county departments and held an extended discussion concerning the Hardeman County Correctional Facilities Corporation. All commissars were present for the meeting.
Read MoreThe Bolivar City Council received updates from city departments, discussed a nearly $30,000 funding shortfall involving the library agreement, and approved participation in a safety grant program during its regular August meeting.
Read MoreHardeman County Sheriff-Elect Antonio Parham has announced that Whiteville Police Chief Ben Davis will serve as the new chief deputy
Read MoreAfter 39 years of dedicated public service, Lily Barnes has retired as Hardeman County Register of Deeds, bringing a close to a career marked by professionalism, leadership, and a commitment to serving the citizens of Hardeman County.
Read MoreThe polls closed at 7 p.m. on August 6, 2026, for Primary and County General Election.
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