Hatchie Press Week in Review: May 25 – 31, 2025

VFW Ladies Auxiliary Places Flags in Recognition of Memorial Day

“One name [on the board] is my brother, Johnny Howell (John W. Howell). I can tell you the year and date that he died, which was February 15, 1971, from a hand grenade. He had just turned 21 in December of 1970.” ~ Marilyn Marcum  { read article }

Bolivar City Council Approves 4 Million in Funding for Phase One of Sports Complex

At the council meeting, John Werner with Cumberland Securities presented a financial report for the Multi-use Sportsplex. He reported the City of Bolivar currently has a little over $2,000,000 (2 million) in debt, which is payable through 2051. { read article }

Educate Yourself About Contractor Fraud

Before starting a home improvement project, consumers should familiarize themselves with the following tips to help ensure the project goes smoothly. { read article }

Four Area Students to Participate in Homeschool Graduation 2025

Hannah Hill, Susanna Neal, and Ava Rhymer of Bolivar, and Lexy Staggs of Hornsby, will graduate from HomeLife Academy, an umbrella school based in Jackson, Tennessee. { read article }

City of Bolivar Decides to Close Pool for Summer 2025

The news brings an end of tradition for many families who excitedly and regularly use the pool each summer. Find nearby public swimming pool opportunities to keep your family summer swimming tradition going { read article }

Christians Pray Over Grounds Before Pagan Unity Festival Held at Chickasaw

According to a post on the Hardeman County Baptist Association Facebook page, the purpose of the gathering was “to pray against the forces of darkness who will be present at the pagan festival.” { read article }

Hardeman County Marriage Licenses Issued April 2025

Twelve couples applied for marriage licenses in March. { read article }

Hatchie Press Community Calendar: June 2, 2025

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

Honeycomb Has Waited Too Long – Let’s Find Him a Home!

Honeycomb was originally featured at Hatchie Press on October 8, and again in 2024, and is still looking for a forever home. { read article }