Ashland City, TN News

• Ashland City, TN News
• Second Habitat home being built
• Relay gears up for 10th year
• Two supervisors considered for school director's job
• School Board to consider Kinnard, Curtis for director's job
• Pleasant View officer assaulted
• Freedom rings true for Cheatham graduate
• Ashland City church ordered to close
• New Walgreens opening on Friday
• Work continues on county budget
• Grant would benefit farmers market
• Injured soldier named Pegram grand marshal
• Cheatham County attorneys to be honored
• Cheatham Lake opens up powerhouse for public tours
• Webb sheds light on departure
• No employees should lose their jobs, Webb says
• Death of Harpeth student under investigation
• Teen attempts suicide in jail holding room
• Teen attempts suicide in jail holding room
• Bridge project to start soon
• School Board to begin search for new director
• Middle school coach charged with sexual battery
• School Board member Lavender lends support to Webb
• New restaurant coming to Ashland City
• TDOT: Fatality sparks safety solutions
• County attorney takes Nashville job
• Food drive set for Saturday
• Briefs: Thefts reported at city parks
• Public forum set for county fire tax
• School Board OKs budget
• Hogan explains fire tax procedures
• Webb's welcome letter sparks discussion
• County officials seek extra funds
• Future of School Board attorney subject of debate
• Schools director turns in resignation
• Schools director turns in resignation
• KKK group hosts rally in Ashland City
• One dead, two injured in Pleasant View accident
• State begins bridge repairs
• County amends fire contracts
• County proposes status-quo budget
• Former county employee accepts plea deal
• Briefs: Prayer service set for Thursday
• Commission approves funding for extra payroll period
• County OKs funding for Tucker-Empson project
• Pleasant View unveils proposed 2012-13 budget
• Pegram board reviews proposed fire contracts
• East Cheatham store robbed at gunpoint
• A.O. Smith sues Corps over 2010 flood
• County Commission amends fire contracts
• Commissioners debate proposed fire contracts
• Mayor: Fire contracts ready for review
• Grease is the word at CCCHS
• Commission roundup: Residents voice concerns over compost business
• Webb responds to school handbook issue
• School district unveils $45M budget, 18 positions could be cut
• Authorities seek pair in home burglary
• School Board to discuss class ranking policy
• Stuart: Fire tax will protect all county residents
• Tucker-Empson work gets initial OK
• Easter events abound in county
• County ballot set for August election
• Former maintenance director indicted by grand jury
• Man injured in tractor accident
• School district names new daycare, Pre-K supervisor
• Work slated for aging bridge
• Update: Second candidate picks up for House seat
• State Rep. Johnson not seeking re-election
• Cheatham student killed in wreck
• Bill would allow teachers to pray with students
• County's jobless rate rises
• H&R Block ‘Going for Green’ with Free Second Look Events in Ashland City, Clarksville
• Authorities: Teen shot while breaking into home
• Santorum carries Cheatham County
• Santorum wins state, Cheatham County
• Ashland City principal to retire in June
• School Board OKs budget items, policies
• Authorities: Woman stabbed multiple times
• Tornado confirmed in Kingston Springs
• Kingston Springs hit hard by storm
• Residents offer anti-bullying proposals
• Webb: Cheatham schools not closing early
• Webb: Cheatham schools not closing early
• Wreck claims teen's life, two others injured
• Sycamore Middle student killed in wreck
• Carney withdraws from road superintendent race
• Sycamore Middle School evacuated due to smell of gas
• Guest column: Let's make our votes counts
• Veteran dies living his dream
• Cheatham Cubs are riding wave of success
• FOP to remember fallen sheriff's deputy
• Manslaughter trial postponed
• Courthouse escapee surrenders
• Authorities identify men injured in shooting, stabbing
• Three injured in shooting
• Lavender picks up petition for School Board
• Soap opera stars to appear locally
• Nearly two-dozen street signs stolen in Pleasant View
• Reserve officer charged with assault
• School Board to ponder projects after funding denied
• CCCHS dismissed after natural gas smell
• Cheatham schools closed on Friday
• District cancels after school activities
• Authorities investigating rash of burglaries
• Murder case still under investigation
• County building to get new roof
• Willis family to appear on GAC
• Bid for new Kingston Springs activity center
• County Commission approves direct deposit
• Joelton man charged in robbery
• Local briefs: Reed honored by ag committee
• Pleasant View restricts zoning for liquor stores
• Sheriff: Changes being made after escape
• Holiday closings in county, cities
• Letters to the editor - Dec. 21 edition
• Wreck claims man's life
• County OKs zone changes
• Ashland City approves zone change
• Bullying workshop on Thursday
• Authorities: Man remains on the run
• Community meeting to focus on suicide prevention
• Joelton woman dies in crash
• Joelton woman dies in crash
• Family, friends remember Cheatham County senior
• Illnesses reported at local nursing home
• Burns resident leads police on high-speed chase
• Cheatham County students mourn loss of classmate
• Driver leads police on high-speed chase
• Police probe deaths of two men in Pleasant View home
• Monday wreck injures three
• Johnson elected Ashland City mayor
• CCCHS staging 'High School Spoofical'
• Two men found dead in Pleasant View home
• A huge heart for a huge cause
• Pegram soldier wounded in Afghanistan
• Three charged in Kingston Springs burglary
• Man charged in burglary of convenience store
• County may charge Ashland City for police property
• Kingston Springs man killed in I-40 wreck
• Fall events around Cheatham County
• Bond reinstated for Rankin, trial date set
• Pleasant View to consider second liquor store
• City, county departments receive state highway grants
• Kingston Springs tables beer ordinance again
• Mayoral candidate forum set for Nov. 10
• Norwood to lead Christmas parade
• School bus damaged in fire
• Briefs: KS considered for 125-unit townhouse complex
• County officials assess proposed school projects
• PV fire department rejects Robertson County contract
• County hosting photo ID meeting
• Home of School Board member damaged in fire
• Bond revoked for former developer, detained in county jail
• Authorities investigating Sunday stabbing
• Mailing of property tax notices delayed
• Man dies in I-40 accident
• Cheatham County, Sycamore hosting Homecoming this week
• Ashland City family to appear on 'Family Feud'
• County planners OK Joelton zone change request
• Authorities seek information in Joelton burglary
• Pleasant View to reconsider liquor license
• Sheriff hires SROs
• Pleasant View business seeks county location
• Pleasant View fire department honors Ray
• Bridge project to begin in 2012
• PV board plans to honor outgoing fire chief
• Five seek AC mayor's seat
• Haines elected commission chairman
• Haines is new commission chairman
• County leaders to discuss riverfront property
• Pegram wins 'Firefighters Challenge'
• Webb: Sycamore student not ordered to remove Christian T-shirt
• Jordi named Animal Control director
• New Sycamore High requested
• Pedestrian killed on Old Clarksville Pike
• Ashland City mayor's race getting crowded
• School Board OKs new Sycamore High School
• Ashland City apartment fire displaces 12
• Pegram getting started on new emergency program
• Food stamp usage on the rise
• School Board OKs new Sycamore High School
• 23rd Judicial District welcomes new ADA
• Ashland City burn permits on hold
• No drugs found in CCCHS water cooler
• Pleasant View fire department plans for transition
• Report: Cheatham football team's water possibly tainted
• Pleasant View fire chief takes South Carolina job
• One injured in Old Clarksville Pike wreck
• Pegram mayor resigns
• AC seeks answers about food trucks
• District lines could change
• UT coach, Cheatham native diagnosed with dementia
• School supervisor resigns
• Local briefs: Blood drives, PV walk/run planned
• Cheatham County Fair begins Monday
• A. O. Smith names Rajendra president, COO
• Police seek suspect in purse theft
• Police seek public's help in theft case
• Court date set for former AC mayor
• School district accepting applications for three SROs
• Local briefs: Class of 1959 planning picnic
• Cheatham schools back in session
• Judge proposes new position
• Animal Control director accepts new job
• Former AC mayor picks up petition
• AC may consider Blue Heron trial agreement
• Six schools on high priority, target lists
• Six schools on high priority, target lists
• Man indicted on two charges in deadly shooting
• Longtime county judge dies
• Animal Control seeks community's help
• Civil War marker ceremony set for Aug. 13
• Ashland City to consider annexation on Tuesday
• School district to consider hiring SROs
• Authorities: Man died by suicide
• Pleasant View could get liquor store
• Former CCCHS coach charged with solicitation of a minor
• Goodwin to coach both basketball squads at Sycamore
• Sycamore's Halstead headed to Harpeth
• Crash claims life of Kingston Springs man
• Missing teen found in county
• FOP hosting barbecue chicken sale
• Pleasant View woman pleads guilty to wire fraud
• Body found in Cumberland River, foul play not suspected
• Pleasant View fire chief earns honor
• Man's body found in river, foul play not suspected
• Pleasant View school hosting parent nights
• Third person seeks mayor's job
• Plans moving forward on triathlon
• New Leadership class named
• Ashland City to discuss Blue Heron proposal
• County proposes garbage bag limit
• Annual Summerfest a success
• Nashville State to open satellite campus in county
• Second purse snatching reported at Walmart
• Pegram bank robbed
• Sycamore's Worsley headed to West Creek
• School Board approves new budget
• School Board meeting postponed to Thursday
• One dead, one injured in Ashland City shooting
• Two killed in Ashland City wreck
• Two killed in Ashland City wreck
• Kingston Springs bank robbed
• Boy Scouts hosting car show on Saturday
• Pleasant View welcomes new firefighters, plans for annual event
• Webb: Band supplements back in proposed budget
• School jobs may be outsourced
• County is 'open for business'
• Work to begin on county's first Habitat home
• Seniors to take college credit coursework
• Local briefs: Breakfast, lunch fees on the rise
• School Board lends support to Webb
• County educators granted tenure
• Out-of-state field trips topic of debate
• Benefits planned for injured girl
• Three charged in sawmill theft
• School Board to consider outsourcing jobs
• Demolition derby set for June 11
• Correction: Relay survivors banquet Saturday
• Former Ashland City mayor arrested
• Former Ashland City mayor arrested
• Cheatham Vision kickoff set for today
• Relay for Life gears up for banner year
• Positions offered to outgoing principals
• Class of 2011 graduates
• Chamber adds new staff member
• Webb: Positions cut, offers made, central office reorganized
• Police seek information in Laundromat theft
• Schools director explains supervisor changes
• Webb names new school supervisors
• Assistant principals named for 2011-2012 school year
• Authorities: Man shot in Petway community
• Webb: "I'm here to stay"
• Band directors, parents speak out against proposed cuts
• New principals named for next school year
• Courthouse security guard charged with rape
• School district may cut band supplements
• County opens new KS ambulance station
• Funds requested for commerce park, sewer
• Braxton condos sold for $19.2M
• Report: Overall crime down in county
• Local briefs: State waives makeup day
• County officials seek extra funds
• Ashland City proposes no tax hike
• Pegram emergency management seeks volunteers
• Annual food drive set for Saturday
• Animal Control changes hours for week of May 9
• Students won't make up missed day
• Braxton Condominiums sold for $19 million
• Annual food drive set for May 14
• County unveils status-quo budget
• Troy Douglas McDaniel
• County to consider selling A.O. Smith property
• School district proposes job cuts, outsourcing of other positions
• School district holding Kindergarten Registration Week
• Schools closed, flash flooding reported in county
• CEMC postpones Member Appreciation Day
• Leadership Cheatham hosting spring social
• WorkForce Essentials celebrates expansion
• McCrory Lane roadwork planned
• Jobless rate drops in county
• Drug incident sends students to alternative school
• Tanker overturns on I-24 near New Hope Road
• County OKs one-year fire tax
• Body of missing retired judge found
• Ashland City mayor earns national award
• School Board OKs funding for retirement bonuses
• County will stop withholding park funds
• CCCHS alumni picnic planned for April 30
• Convict's tale featured on T.V. show
• Storm sends tree through home
• Four indicted in murder, robbery of Ashland City man
• Ashland City to advertise for city planner
• Ashland City man questions farmland bid process
• Storm damage reported countywide
• Art show will benefit parks department
• County hosting public forums on fire funding issue
• School Board to consider growth study on north cluster
• County works on status-quo budget
• Leadership Cheatham planning spring social
• Police investigating Pegram shooting
• Special Pleasant View pages coming Wednesday
• County's population grows by nearly 3,200
• CDA seeks commerce park funding
• County to revisit flood buyout program
• Sycamore denied state tourney bid
• New cell tower moves forward
• County adds two new state troopers
• Kingston Springs man dies in I-40 accident
• County escapes major damage
• Schools, county mayor offices closed Thursday
• Ashland City man indicted for illegal arms trafficking
• Cheatham grad makes 'Idol' cut
• Mayor explains inclement weather office closings
• Fire funding still under review by county
• Ashland City resident heads state's education department
• Local briefs: Man charged with criminal impersonation
• Calendar, seven-period day on agenda
• Police still working leads in murder case
• Pleasant View board clarifies cluster development
• Disputed minutes extend Pegram meeting
• County losing Extension position
• Salt supply running low
• Preliminary hearing in murder case set for Friday
• County mayor suggests changes in fire contracts
• Cheatham County schools closed Thursday
• Icy interstate site of several wrecks
• Cheatham County schools closed Thursday
• Cheatham County schools closed Wednesday
• County authorites investigating murder
• McCullough: Changes coming to building department
• Flood survivor looks forward to looking back
• Rising rivers brought heartache, recovery
• Flood recovery group building bridges
• Corps nixes flood study
• Police: Ashland City man involved in Nashville robbery
• Stratton's is gone for good
• Pedestrian hit, killed by train in Cheatham County
• Fire destroys Pleasant View area home
• School district announces exam schedule
• Cheatham County schools closed Wednesday
• Cheatham County schools, mayor's office closed Monday
• Highway 249 back open after repair
• Habitat makes it official
• Ashland City church offers support group
• Woman arrested In Black Friday theft
• Ashland City delays hiring senior center director
• Reception planned for interim director of schools
• Police: Ashland City man struck Nashville pedestrian
• Pleasant View woman accused of embezzlement
• Government offices closed for Thanksgiving holiday
• Weekend happenings in Cheatham County
• Commission roundup: EMS position OK'd by county
• A.O. Smith land deal nears completion
• County will challenge appeals board's decision
• County budget waiting on state approval
• County clerk hopes to offer more services
• New convenience center opens in Petway
• Pleasant View prepares for liquor sale ordinance
• One dead, two injured in Ashland City shooting
• Teacher's home damaged by fire
• Greer will be honored Nov. 20
• Local briefs: Police investigate attempted robbery
• Education committee discusses need for school resource officers
• Triathlon in the works for county
• New schools director eager to get started
• Lindahls donate to flood survivors
• Johnson elected to fifth term
• Wrongful death lawsuit filed against county, Ashland City
• Lavender: Chairman position could be split between her, Proffitt
• Liquor sales a go in Pleasant View
• County hosts Homeland Security training classes
• Veterans Day programs planned
• School Board hosting special-called meeting on Wednesday
• New Petway convenience center opening Nov. 13
• Veterans Day program set for Nov. 11
• AC Police charge two in burglaries
• Court date set for man charged in murder
• Girl Scout camp celebrates new equestrian center
• Division still stands over schools chair
• Webb will start on Nov. 29, two receptions set
• Cheatham County election results
• Hope grows on trees at Timbertop Farm
• Veteran passes through South Cheatham
• Pegram names May 2 as Volunteer Day
• School Board OKs policies, projects
• Assault, hate crime case bound over
• County clerk's office offers new service
• Webb will begin schools director job Nov. 29
• Red Tree Coffee set to relocate
• Kingston Springs still without planner
• Officials hope plan will create 690 jobs
• Local briefs: School Board meets Thursday
• Williams enters Hall of Fame
• Man charged in murder has long arrest history
• Decision day nears in county
• Man wanted by TBI turns himself in
• Former candidate for sheriff dies
• Recipe guide coming soon
• Soil Conservation District seeking book donations
• Arrest made in Ashland City murder
• Work continues on landslide repair
• Binkley named to Ashland City Council
• Cheatham Co. man wanted by TBI turns himself in
• Work continues on Pleasant View park
• Two Rivers hosting two fall events
• Extension marks 100th anniversary with celebration
• Beer permits OK'd for Dollar General
• Local briefs: Habitat meeting set for Friday
• Cities speak out on trick-or-treating
• Commission roundup: County OKs flood control study
• County wants to name road after Greer
• Former developer indicted on theft charge
• Funding renewed for Pleasant View road project
• Horton resigns county position
• Cheatham County man wanted by TBI
• Ashland City Police continue to investigate rare murder
• Ashland City Police investigating homicide
• Breakfast with the goblins set for Oct. 30
• Woman charged with TennCare fraud
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Ashland City Council holds monthly workshop
• County delays decision on flood control study
• Local briefs: County remains under purchasing freeze
• Ashland City resident to lead state's First To The Top team
• Webb could start early
• Christmas parade will honor veterans
• TDOT pursues right-of-ways for new bridge
• Family recovers new hope on Chapmansboro Road
• Two indicted on attempted second-degree murder charges
• Budget committee delays possible flood control study
• Former state rep candidate captured in Guatemala
• Webb resigns as state commissioner of education
• Group working with flood victims
• Evans remains Pegram vice mayor
• Drug testing policy under review
• 'School Pride' to air Oct. 29
• Police: Boy, 5, shoots himself
• School Board revises Williams' contract
• Editorial: Cooperation will go a long way for School Board
• Atkins named county's solid waste director
• Police: 5-year-old boy accidentally shoots himself
• Hundreds turn out for Greer memorial ride
• School Board remains split on chair, Collins named vice chair
• Owen Farm dedicates new Maxey center
• Health department offers flu shots
• Man charged with criminal impersonation
• Reception planned for retired teacher
• Art in the Park set for Saturday
• Sycamore cheerleader finds purpose from disorder
• Local briefs: Deadline nears for voter registration
• PVCS names new administrator
• School energy plan moves forward
• New animal control director hits the ground running
• Ministry brings hope for flood recovery
• School energy plan moves forward
• Marina will continue to operate
• Jobless rate rises in county
• Commissioners picked for committees
• Ashland City officials OK two beer permits
• Weekend auctions may come to Ashland City
• Fire damages home of former fire chief
• Ashland City supports possible flood study
• School district not changing spring break
• Kingston Springs moves forward on drug interdiction
• ECD director updates officials on projects
• County OKs budget, tax rate
• Ashland City Council delays selecting new member
• Sales tax revenue up in Pleasant View
• Pegram to vote on vice mayor Sept. 30
• Interim schools director named "Supervisor of the Year"
• McCullough remains commission chairman
• School district considers spring break change
• Pleasant View man dies in Dickson wreck
• Man dead after family altercation
• School Board remains split on chairman, vice chairman
• Ashland City to consider allowing business operate at park
• Ashland City Council set to select new member
• St. Martha's barbecue set for Sept. 25
• School energy project tabled
• Ashland City Council receives flood repair updates
• School Board OKs $46.4 million budget
• Ashland City fire chief earns state honor
• Riverview hopes to rebuild soon
• School enrollment down by 51
• Three juveniles charged in burglary ring
• County firefighters test their strength
• Commission reviews budget, up for approval Monday
• Fallen Marines honored during football game
• Harpeth High names new assistant principal
• Charlotte man dies in wreck
• Ride will benefit Greer family
• Dollar General opens in Henrietta
• School Board tables Williams' contract amendment
• Local briefs: Pegram hosting music event
• School energy project up for approval
• ADA upgrades going smoothly
• Fair the biggest and best in years, officials say
• Returning soldier surprises daughter at school
• Proposed county budget doesn't require tax hike
• Three apply for vacant Ashland City Council seat
• Two county supervisors dismissed
• Herbert named new county attorney
• County eyes flood buyout program
• Stratton's serves up final meal
• School Board split on chairman, vice chairman
• Same property tax rate recommended
• School Board to amend Williams' contract
• Fair the biggest and best in years, officials say
• Two county department heads dismissed
• Volunteers to help restore flood-damaged photos
• Pleasant View park delayed by sidewalk oversight
• Pegram holds off on naming vice mayor
• Two sentenced in armed robbery case
• Deadline nears to apply for Ashland City Council seat
• County firefighters hosting challenge Sept. 11
• Pleasant View man loses suit against school district
• Pleasant View man to be charged in second bank robbery
• McCullough ready for new assignment
• Former Cheatham County principal, superintendent dies
• County leaders sworn-in
• Busy weekend in Cheatham County
• Jobless rate falls in county
• LPN program renewed in Ashland City
• Former planner shares concerns with Kingston Springs Commission
• Local briefs: Orange signs ADA loan under protest
• U.S. Marshals capture local sex offender
• Pleasant View man charged in attempted bank robbery
• County leaders unveil economic plan
• Print exclusive: High school football section
• New restaurant opening in Ashland City
• Burglar kills self near county line
• Kingston Springs moves deadline for planner services
• Local briefs: Turtle derby is Saturday
• Chapmansboro man killed in accident
• Pleasant View man arrested in attempted bank robbery in Georgia
• Six seek three Pleasant View aldermen seats
• Habitat hopes to open in county
• Fair is back and bigger than ever
• Local briefs: Parts of CCCHS flooded, PV alderman race
• Firefighters honor Greer with tattoos
• Lower flood-related costs expected
• Commission roundup: County approves strategic plan
• A.O. Smith land purchase OK'd
• Landslide repair work to begin Monday
• Ashland City honors fallen Marine
• Habitat offers flood recovery program
• New Pleasant View park behind schedule
• Ashland City Council holds monthly meeting
• Marine 'wanted to make a difference'
• A.O. Smith land purchase to be considered by county
• McCullough ready to get started
• Carr resigns as Lady Cubs basketball coach
• Local briefs: Arrests made in AC burglary
• Funeral services set for fallen Marine, firefighter
• Gupton tops Owen in clerk's race
• Election complaint filed against children of School Board chairman
• Cheatham County OK's continuing budget
• Ashland City firefighter dies from injuries in Afghanistan
• Five teens injured in Pegram wreck
• County moves forward on A.O. Smith land purchase
• Fallen Marine remembered as a 'hero'
• Pegram vice mayor resigns
• Caton resigns as Kingston Springs planner
• Relay for Life set for Friday
• Washed out road repaired
• Man wanted for attempted murder
• Grand jury returns indictments
• Pleasant View wants to honor fallen Marine
• Local briefs: 'Pigs & Politics' set for Aug. 5
• Ashland City Council to fill vacancy
• Ashland City Council member to resign
• Early voting ends Saturday
• School Board adds one new member
• Triton Boats sold, 225 jobs lost
• Ashland City mayor: Park will require time, money
• Rezoning in the works for commerce park
• Commission gains eight new members
• Decision day is Thursday
• Judge considers marina's future
• Kingston Springs will change election date
• Orange shares accomplishments, regrets
• County mayor Orange ready for next chapter
• Pleasant View teen charged in stabbing
• Pleasant View sales revenues up in June
• Next election is November: PV alderman race taking shape
• Stratton's served up 38 years of memories, good times
• Flooded Kingston Springs school celebrates reality show makeover
• Pleasant View picnic, parade is Saturday
• School Board rejects '10-11 budget
• School fees put on hold
• Returning to normal at the mouth of the Harpeth River
• Ashland City flood victims eligible for tax break
• CCCHS alumni to bid farewell to Stratton's
• School fees approved; donation only
• Triton Boats sold, 135 workers losing jobs now
• 'The Times' wins seven TPA awards
• Homes burglarized in Sycamore Creek Rec Area
• Students return to class Friday
• Early voting off to steady start
• Free immunizations available for seventh graders
• McCullough wins county mayor's race; unofficial election results
• Triton Boats sold, 135 workers losing jobs now
• Development tax up in '09-10
• Mildred Horton
• School Board to consider three policies, budget Tuesday night
• Stratton's to close after 38 years
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Cheatham County
• St. Patrick's Day Celebration - The Willis Clan
• Hispanic night
• Ashland City Summer Fest 2008

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