Hatchie Press NewsWeek in Review

Hatchie Press Week in Review: June 15 – 21, 2025

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The following is a quick update about some happenings in and around our county:

NEWS

Federal Disaster Declaration Approved for Hardeman and Fayette Counties After April Storms

Help is on the way! { read article }


Loralea Landrum Brings Middleton to Life Through Mural

Muralist Loralea Landrum has transformed a wall in Middleton into a vibrant celebration of local pride, history, and heart. { read article }

Other Stories: Small Shack to Perform First Time at Jackson AMP | Read More News


POLITICS

Tennessee’s Law Restricting Gender-Transition Interventions for Minors Upheld

The United States Supreme Court announced a landmark decision upholding Tennessee’s law restricting gender-transition interventions for minors and affirming the State’s authority to protect kids from risky and unproven medical practices. { read article }

Other Stories: Read More Politics News


BUSINESS

Henderson Heating and Air Conditioning Merges with Tim Ferguson

Henderson Heating and Air Conditioning has officially merged with Tim Ferguson Plumbing Air and Electric, combining decades of service and expertise to better serve West Tennessee homes and businesses. { read article }

Other Stories: Restaurant Inspection Scores {Fayette County} – May 2025 | Zach Jaworski State Farm Continues Legacy of “Good Neighbor“ Services | Read More Business News


EDUCATION

Home School Students Graduate in Local Ceremony

Local students marked a major milestone at the Homeschool Roster Homeschool Graduation celebrating their achievements, hard work, and bright futures ahead. { read article }


Arts Council Announces Lily Pulse as 2025 Scholarship Recipient

The Hardeman County Arts Council has named Bolivar Central High School Lily Pulse as the recipient of its 2025 scholarship. { read article }

Other Stories: Students Use Summer to Learn Towards Braider Certification | Shiloh National Offering Civil War Navy Kids Camp | Read More Education News


SPORTS

TWRA Withdraws License Fee Increase, Legislature Commits to Alternative Funding

The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) appeared before the Joint Government Operations Committee Wednesday, June 18, 2025, to present the license fee increase previously approved by the Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission (TFWC). { read article }

Other Stories: TWRA Withdraws License Fee Increase, Legislature Commits to Alternative Funding | Read More Sports News


COMMUNITY

Volunteer Storm Spotters Keeping Community Safe, Informed of Severe Weather

Volunteer Storm Spotters play a vital role in keeping our neighborhoods safe by providing real-time reports during severe weather. { read article }

Other Stories: Bolivar-Hardeman County Library Kicks Off Summer Reading Fun {photo gallery} | Middleton Community Library Gets Digital Literacy Instruction Boost with TOP Grant | Fayette County’s Abigail Brown Giving Back as Youth Villages Intern | Read More Community News


Hardeman Adoptable Animals: Meet Breaker

Breaker is a mixed breed adult male. { read article }

Other Stories: Read More Marriage Licenses News


COMMUNITY CALENDAR

Hatchie Press Community Calendar: June 23, 2025

Check out the Hatchie Press Community Calendar to learn events happening this week. { read article }


VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

Vacation Bible School 2025

See churches holding Vacation Bible School this summer. { 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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