Don’t Give Fire Safety A Vacation This Summer!
The arrival of summer means family vacations, hot temperatures, grilling out, and fireworks. During this busy season, the Tennessee Department
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New Laws Sponsored by Sen. Page Walley Take Effect July 1
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Two bills sponsored by Sen. Page Walley (R-Bolivar) will take effect July 1, strengthening protections for Tennessee children
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Sports
TSSAA Board Plans Adoption of Basketball Shot Clock
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.
Election 2026
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
Meet the Republican Candidates for Road Supervisor District 2
Anthony (Tony) Russell Announces Candidacy for Road Supervisor, District 2 Community Calendar
Shiloh Cannon Firing Demonstrations in Honor of America’s 250th Birthday
In honor of the Independence Day holiday and America’s 250th birthday, Shiloh National Military Park will present Civil War cannon firing
Community
YEP Returns for its 14th Year
Youth Evangelism Projects, affectionately known as YEP, is a four-day church camp where students in grades 6–12 serve communities throughout Hardeman County while sharing the love of Christ through acts of service.
Education
Hardeman County’s Rihanna Rivers Attends Young Scholars Academy
The University of Tennessee at Martin hosted its annual Young Scholars Academy June 7-13, 2026, an immersive residential program targeting high-achieving rising high school juniors and seniors who plan to pursue post-secondary education.
Fayette County
Fayette County EMA Releases Statement on Former Somerville Elementary Fire
Statement Regarding the Former Somerville Elementary School Fire Over the weekend, the Fayette County Emergency Management Agency monitored the fire
