The Buffalo River Rampage will be back on Saturday, Aug. 7, 2021—after missing a year due to COVID-19—at Buffalo River Resort on the banks of the county’s scenic stream.
Grand Jury returns indictments
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The News Leader has confirmed that Kelly Codega, Chief Financial Officer for Impeli Health, …
The budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year will be presented to the county commission for revi…
PARSONS – As the result of an ongoing drug investigation, special agents with the Drug Inves…
Harold Segraves, known to friends as "Jeff," passed away on Tuesday, June 15, 2021, at the a…
Problem outweighs $15 million taxpayers spend annually
The Decaturville Town Council met for their regularly scheduled monthly meeting on Tuesday, …
NASHVILLE – The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation would like to warn the public about a repo…
Erin, Tenn., - Houston County Community Hospital, a struggling critical access hospital faci…
WEST TENNESSEE - Leaders from four counties in Southern Middle and West Tennessee met last w…
Bethel University Adds ESports to Varsity Lineup
Tennessee Comptroller of the Treasury Jason E. Mumpower is making sure Tennessee’s 95 counti…
Martin Cole Tinin faces multiple charges after fleeing from deputies at rates of speed in ex…
Three suspects were taken into custody late Saturday night following a short pursuit in nort…
Betty Ruth Cary, 80, of Holladay, Tenn., passed away Saturday, May 15, 2021 at TriStar Cente…
Decatur County Sheriff Keith Byrd has confirmed that Decatur County sheriff’s deputies took …
The Decatur County Board of Education met Thursday, May 13 for their regularly scheduled mee…
Charles R. Moore, 88, of Camden, Tenn., passed away May 4, 2021 in Nashville. He was a veter…
TNL reader Mike Souders of Bath Springs sent in this photo of last night’s storm damage and …
The General Assembly this week banned the teaching of divisive concepts and systematic racis…
DECATURVILLE, TN - The Office of the District Attorney General Matthew F. Stowe announces th…
“It almost got us,” said Carlton Sanders of Carlton’s Car Wash in Decaturville. The “it” was…
Special-called meeting concerning hospital set for Thursday, April 29
Find Out Where the Money Goes in Your County with Online Tool Comptroller’s Office Relaunche…
Both Decaturville and Parsons fire departments, along with county firemen, responded to a st…
State Senator Page Walley (R-Bolivar) took the oath of office on Tuesday in Nashville as the…
Health Department staff will administer vaccine to frontline health care workers and First R…
Self-testing available as TDH prepares for vaccine administration
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Students at Decaturville Elementary School sang Christmas carols this morning and ended up s…
BENTON COUNTY WOMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING GRANDPARENTS
Warning for Tennesseans about Bogus Email Circulating Across Country
Southwest Human Resource Agency is accepting applications for a limited time for a one-time …
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It’s amazing how many people came together in Decatur County to support those impacted by do…
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The Tennessee Department of Health recently announced the state’s infrast…
Jackson Arts Council announces regional funding for FY2021 Arts Build Communities Grant
The Decatur County Sheriff’s Office along with several other agencies conducted an area satu…
Members of the local law enforcement community are frustrated and angered at some of the rul…
New Options for Visitation to Enhance Quality of Life
State Senator Dolores Gresham (R-Somerville) and Representative Kirk Haston (R-Lobelville) a…
UT Martin – Parsons Center, 975 Tennessee Ave N, Parsons, TN, 38363
Congratulations to Doris Swindle. She is being recognized as a 50 year member of the Family …
An investigation by the Tennessee Comptroller’s Office has resulted in the indictment of Tho…
This school year, The Ayers Foundation, the National Institute for Excellence in Teaching (…
Decatur County Mayor Mike Creasy conducts the swearing-in of Steve Glass on Monday, Aug. 31 …
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State requesting federal funds to pay additional $300 unemployment benefit
Tourism Enhancement Grants Awarded to 17 Tennessee Communities
A common pest that you are probably dealing with around your home or gardens is the Japanese…
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