Hatchie Press Week in Review: November 3 – 9, 2025 (and more)

Hardeman County Veterans to be Recognized for Service

Calling all veterans!

Local veterans will be honored for their service and sacrifice in a special ceremony of gratitude and remembrance. All Hardeman County veterans and their family are invited to attend. { read article }

Hardeman County Sheriff’s Office Monthly Arrest and Criminal Report {October 2025}

The WRAP Hardeman County Domestic Violence Awareness Walk brought the community together to stand against abuse and support survivors. { read article }

Bolivar Mayor Julian McTizic to Run for State House in 2026

Big news — Julian McTizic, Mayor of Bolivar, is running for the State House in 2026. { read article }

32 County Positions Are Up for Election in 2026

Considering a run for local office?

With 32 county positions up for election in 2026, now’s your chance to step up, serve your community, and make a difference. { read article }

30 Years of Glamour: Merle Norman Cosmetics Honored for Business Milestone

Cheers to 30 years of beauty, confidence, and community!

Merle Norman Cosmetics celebrated three decades in business with a ribbon cutting ceremony honoring its dedication to helping customers look and feel their best. { read article }

Level 5 and Thriving: Dr. Fabre Ford Leads East Junior High to Continued Success

Level 5 and Thriving: Dr. Fabre Ford (Bolivar Central High School Class of 2000 graduate) Leads East Junior High to Continued Success

From Level 1 to Level 5 in just one year!

Under the leadership of Dr. Fabre Ford, East Junior High continues soaring to new academic heights—proving what dedication, teamwork, and strong leadership can achieve. { read article }

Arts Council Makes Changes to Scholarship Opportunity for Graduating Seniors

The Hardeman County Arts Council is making exciting updates to its scholarship opportunity for graduating seniors!

These changes aim to open more doors for creative students ready to pursue their artistic dreams after high school. { read article }

Lauderdale County Man Convicted for Illegally Killing Deer on State Penitentiary Property

Hunting where prohibited could cost you a lot!

A Lauderdale County man has been convicted for illegally killing a deer on state penitentiary property.

The case serves as a reminder of the importance of following Tennessee’s hunting laws and respecting restricted lands. { read article }

Hardeman County Marriage Licenses Issued October 2025

Congratulations to the new couples taking their next steps together.  { read article }

Local Churches Offer Hot Meals for the Month of November

Brints Chapel Baptist Church and Parrans Chapel Baptist Church are coming together to serve hot meals throughout November.

Whether you’re in need or just want to share fellowship, everyone is welcome to the table. { read article }

Bank of Fayette County Makes Donation to Local Imagination Library Program

Bank of Fayette County is investing in the future of young readers!

The bank recently made a generous donation to support the local Imagination Library program, helping ensure children across the community have access to free books and a love of reading that lasts a lifetime. { read article }

Hatchie Press Community Calendar: November 10, 2025

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

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 }