After 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.
After 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.
The TSSAA Board of Control on Tuesday, June 10, 2026, signaled a new era for high school hoops, approving a phased implementation of a basketball shot clock.
County General Election Results are In! {unofficial}
Hatchie Press to Broadcast Live Hardeman County Election Results August 6
Tanisha Mitchell Announces Candidacy for School Board District 2, Position 3
Hardeman County Primary Election Results
Republican Party Holds Gubernatorial Straw Poll at Monthly Meeting 
A free computer literacy program designed to help seniors and adults with disabilities become more comfortable using technology will begin Monday, August 10, in Bolivar.
After 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.
Young artists across Hardeman County have an opportunity to have their work recognized as part of the Town of Whiteville’s Student Art Contest.
Amanda Kate Walker Bass, 36, of Fayette County was sentenced to 16 months in prison for executing a scheme to defraud, whereby she claimed to be a U.S. Marine Corps combat veteran.
