Hatchie Press Week in Review: February 16 – 22, 2025
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The following is a quick update about some happenings in and around our county:
NEWS
Ashley Morrow Becomes First Female Sanitation Truck Driver in Bolivar
Ashley Morrow joined the City of Bolivar’s Streets and Sanitation Department earlier this month, a career move, which led to her making history as the city’s first female sanitation truck driver. { read article }
Other Stories: Bolivar’s Larry Cross Retires After 18 Years of Service with Tennessee Military Department | Harriet Thompson Named Sterling Awards 2025 Winner Read More News
POLITICS
Ten Petitions for Bolivar Ballot Picked Up Before Thursday’s Deadline
Two petitions for City of Bolivar Mayor and eight petitions for city council were picked up have been picked up as of Wednesday afternoon. { read article }
Other Stories: Governor Lee Outlines Vision for Tennessee’s Future, Walley Seeks Road Improvements | City of Bolivar Holds February Council Meeting {video} | Read More Politics News
BUSINESS
Manpower Ready to Assist Hardeman Countians with Next Career Move
Manpower representatives from local West Tennessee offices, held a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Hardeman County Chamber of Commerce announcing its readiness to serve the people of Hardeman County. { read article }
Other Stories: | Read More Business News
EDUCATION
TCAT Dual Enrollment Automotive Program Offers Career Possibilities for Bolivar Students
“My program is growing by leaps and bounds. We have young ladies excelling as well as the young men. I am proud of these young people and want the world to see that Bolivar Central High School partnering with TCAT Jackson is doing some great things here in Hardeman County.” ~ Mike Jones, Sr., TCAT dual enrollment instructor at BCHS { read article }
Other Stories: Hardeman County 4-H Announces Poster Contest Winners | Freed-Hardeman Names Four Hardeman Students to Fall 2024 President’s, Dean’s List | Read More Education News
SPORTS
TWRA Best of Show 2024 Collectible Waterfowl Stamp Now Available
Jessie Hindman (17) from Chattanooga won Best of Show with her acrylic paint portrayal of a male redhead. Jesse’s winning drawing was selected from 1,787 individuals who competed in four age group categories. { read article }
Other Stories: Read More Sports News
COMMUNITY
Hee Haw Moving into Digital Age with Ticket Sales
The move to offer online ticket sales promises to streamline the purchasing process with the hope of reducing long lines and making buying a ticket for the popular show easier and more convenient for everyone. { read article }
Other Stories: Moscow Police Joins Fayette Cares in Fight Against Domestic Violence | Read More Community News
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Hatchie Press Community Calendar: February 24, 2025
Check out the Hatchie Press Community Calendar to learn events happening this week. { read article }
OBITUARIES
Obituaries Notice
Hatchie Press shares obituaries from Hardeman County funeral homes for you to see them all in one place. See the people who passed away and are being remembered by family and friends who love them. { read obituaries }
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