Dickson, TN News

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• Local pastor appointed as new jail chaplain
• Legislation filed to memorialize Bellar along highway
• Smathers takes Slayden open council position
• County plan for redistricting being developed
• Revised noise law passes on first vote
• Sanitation fee surprises some upset residents
• Friends rally to help Bellar family
• Burns property tax rate doubled
• Porcelain Industries reinvents product line
• Suspect texts victim about alleged stolen car
• Suspect convicted on child porn charges
• Suspects indicted for several local business burglaries
• Charlotte considers grant for downtown work
• Locals lend hand to Dickson homeless
• Board disallows home-schoolers participation in sports
• BREAKING: Judge denies union's negotiation request
• Injunction hearing tomorrow for union lawsuit
• Local mom finds calling with rescue missions
• Fincher wrongly reported source of campaign loan
• Girl charged in kidnapping hoax
• Council to discuss '3-foot rule' for strip clubs
• Backpack program prepares for giveaway
• TriStar, Heritage banks to merge
• Trial dates set for child sexual abuse suspects
• Accident claims mule champ's life
• Alleged suspect targeted unlocked home
• Man's crusade changes abuse law
• Local teachers' union sues board of education
• Missing teen found in Iowa
• $20 on the 20th is today
• Local teachers' union sues board of education
• Community festival commemorates teen
• Burns tax hike motion OK'd
• Dickson Co. teen still missing, mother found in Iowa
• Clarksville Red Cross helping Dickson
• Public hearing for growth plan tonight
• County TCAP scores improve
• Neighbors to The Wet Bar: 'Shh!'
• Endangered child alert issued for Dickson County teen
• Burns Commission votes to double property tax rate
• White Bluff welcomes new officers
• White Bluff burglar faces 15 charges
• Suspected burglar indicted for theft
• Charlotte Council approves budget, no tax increase
• Woman killed in head-on collision
• Downtown book store reaches final chapter
• Charlotte City Council approves budget, no tax increase
• Downtown merchants wait out Main St. work
• UPDATED WRECK NEWS: All Eastbound I-40 lanes open after one-car wreck injures 11 people
• Suspect indicted in Dickson car burglaries
• Father, son find hope in fireworks stand
• Dickson County Jail renovations complete
• Bettis indicted on first- degree murder Edgar Bettis indicted
• Burns approves new town budget on first reading
• Adult students 'overcome obstacles,' receive diplomas
• School board tightens improper enrollment procedures
• DES employee ineligible for city election
• Expanding farmers' market opens today
• Dickson budget finalized, tax rate approved
• Mounted patrols create a bridge between law and public
• Fincher clarifies assets, debts
• Burns Highlands work expected in the fall
• Weiss again running unopposed
• County library to host free concert Wednesday
• New utility law won't affect local utilities
• Youngsters get taste of rodeo action
• Trial dates set for several suspects
• County, three towns get funding for home repairs
• Dickson educators respond to new union law
• Dickson's teen storm chaser gains notoriety
• Domestic disputes can take a deadly turn
• Bellar's passion for family, job and religion celebrated
• Dickson election shapes up
• Deputy Keith Bellar funeral procession
• Buckner Park vandal turns himself in
• City police, neighboring officers to patrol county during funeral
• Eggenberg in 'good spirits' before shooting
• College Street undergoes repaving, ramp upgrades
• Highway undergoes repaving, ramp upgrades
• Funeral info, obituary for Bellar
• Suspected kidnapper holds up Burns home
• Spending limits raised for Vanleer projects
• County mourns loss of deputy, funeral Saturday
• Dickson passes city budget
• County budget approved before fiscal year start
• Community organizes donations for Bellar family
• Dickson deputy dies from gunshot injury
• Dickson teen, driver killed in Highway 47 wreck
• County deputy shot, shooter dead after turns gun on self, officials say
• White Bluff man killed in Hwy. 47 wreck
• Budget, ambulance service on county meetings agenda
• THP concludes Wall crash investigation
• Census: Hispanic population triples
• Longtime Help Center director dies
• Reconstruction-era village added to annual festival
• Dickson County's last dairy farm
• Harrison becomes Slayden mayor
• First renovated downtown sidewalk open
• Board approves schools budget, sent to county
• School year ends with high marks
• County approves $1M loan for schools
• Council gets first look at Dickson budget
• Cuts end assistance, cities look at pooling resources
• Three-car accident blocks Highway 70
• Board approves DCHS dress code changes
• Storms leave 4,000 powerless, Burns homes hit by trees
• Mitchell influenced many lives through agriculture education
• Burns officials gather for park ground breaking
• County closer to budget approval
• Graduates encouraged to lead, 'real world' awaits
• Longtime agricultural educator, leader dies
• Juvenile prank-calls Kroger, police respond
• DCHS explores dress code change, hopes for board decision Thursday
• High school commencements this weekend
• Law enforcement officials say TV report leaves out facts
• Grand Jury charges suspects with felony theft
• Three arrested for shoplifting with baby
• Ward 1 poll location moved, paper ballots not required
• YMCA focus now on local programs
• School board approves current clinic provider, $1M loan
• Board reverses decision on teacher's tenure
• Dickson runaways found in Indiana
• Local booked for sexual exploitation of minor
• Dickson approved by FEMA for disaster assistance
• Shepard: Corporations aren't individuals, don't have free-speech rights
• White Bluff approves budget on first reading
• Suspect allegedly spends over $1K with stolen card
• Museum director moves to consultant role, 'transition plan' developed
• White Bluff won't vote for trash fee
• Road closures announced for Wall funeral
• Trooper Andy Wall's funeral is Thursday
• Dickson THP trooper, son of former sheriff killed in line of duty
• Old Timers Day packs downtown Dickson
• Support inundates victims after May flooding
• Missed days waived, school year to end May 27
• Dr. Bill Jackson dies, requiem Mass is Saturday
• South Main St. Stage performance schedule
• Old Timers Day this weekend
• U.S. Grand Jury indicts suspected drug traffickers
• Meth bust suspects indicted
• Vanleer meeting canceled for lack of quorom
• Slayden establishing procedure to replace vacant town offices
• Crime reports decrease fourth straight year
• Facebook comments cancel downtown concerts
• Schools directors seek waiver for missed storm day
• Organizers recall rain-soaked Old Timers Day
• National Day of Prayer begins tonight
• Flood victims remember, rebuild
• Montgomery Bell Hwy 47 entrance opened
• Re-appointed election commissioner can't serve after all
• Sanitation board approved, learns responsibilities
• Woman escapes abduction attempt in Dickson
• Old Timers Day traditions continue with breakfast, quilt show
• TBI attempts to serve paperwork at VIP
• Dickson County, Midstate under tornado watch until midnight
• Flooding strands families, causes mudslides
• Dickson Co. Schools closed, flooding countywide
• Artists premiering songs on Old Timers Day main stage
• Woman escapes abduction attempt in Dickson
• Hispanic, women farmers may be eligible for compensation
• Case dismissed against Exxon robbery suspect
• City council, county approve settlement in landfill case
• Several forged checks cashed at Dickson businesses
• WB rezoning vote stalls, pavilion fee instituted
• Stretch of highway named for county, country servant
• Armed robbery suspects caught in minutes
• More power outages, downed trees from latest storm
• TX cowboy's journey ambles through Dickson
• Power mostly restored, county tree cleanup extended
• Overnight storm leaves 2,000 without power
• Body of missing former 23rd Judicial District judge found
• Two VIP Spa workers arrested for prostitution
• VIP Spa raided, investigated for prostitution
• Meth lab busted at downtown Dickson area home
• Tenant charged in murder of Burns landlord, arrested in Miss.
• Homeless man hit, killed crossing highway
• Local dive team recovers firearms in City Lake
• More Main Street milling starts
• Panther sightings reported in southwest Dickson County
• More Main Street milling to begin tonight
• White Bluff residents to vote on trash pick-up fee
• USPS estimates $50K in savings with post office closure
• Dickson votes to keep election in September
• Sanitation board candidates introduced
• Burns moves election to 2012
• $220K settlement reached in landfill lawsuit
• Dickson County under a tornado watch
• White Bluff approves No. 2 officer as top cop
• Board opposes elected superintendent, state-mandated start date
• County OKs commissioner's rezoning request
• WADC water best tasting in seven-county area
• Tornado traveled seven miles in Dickson County
• Power restored to all but 150 DES customers
• Dickson County High back open Thursday
• Longtime public servant, barber dies
• Suspects in burglaries apprehended by biz owner
• Tornado touched down in Dickson County, officials say
• Dickson Co. High School closed Wednesday
• Power still out for 4,000 DES customers
• Dickson Co. High School closed Tuesday
• DCHS building roof torn off
• 8,600 DES customers without power
• County school buses released
• Storm hits Dickson County hard
• Dickson County under a tornado watch
• Burns mobile home park landlord found dead
• Downtown work begins, north Main St. closed
• MetriCan looks to expand, Nemak adding equipment
• Vanleer moves election to Nov. 2012
• Cancer survivor tells story of hope to kickoff auction
• Downtown work scheduled to Thursday night
• Police arrest suspect in car burglaries
• Jimmy Wayne headlining OTD shows
• Suspect charged in Exxon customer robbery
• Center Avenue in Dickson closed again today
• Early morning fire damages Dickson office complex
• Sidewalk work continues on Center Avenue in Dickson
• Landfill fee relief available
• Slayden, Vanleer set Nov. 2012 elections
• Vanleer moves toward November 2012 election
• String of Charlotte, White Bluff burglaries under investigation
• Suspect arrested in local nightclub shooting
• Textbook image offends CWHS pupil's parent
• Dickson residents charged with drug trafficking
• Bovine law protects livestock owners
• Lockdown drill, drug search held at DCHS
• Downtown pipe work blocks road
• Dickson County's population drops by nearly 3,000
• White Bluff hides identities of police chief candidates
• Industries with Japanese ties encourage support after disaster
• Settlement offered in one landfill lawsuit
• Slayden fears loss of identity if town post office closed
• Community unites father, son at NCAA tourney
• Remember to 'spring' forward an hour
• Highway 235 may reopen March 25
• Burns could be next town to move election
• Meeting Tuesday about Slayden Post Office closure
• Most Vanleer emergency calls occur on weekends
• Sewer water floods Dickson Inn, bank takes control
• Strip club proposal discouraged by county mayor, chamber president
• White Bluff council moves town election to Nov. 2012
• Landfill lawsuit parties to meet Thursday for settlement talks
• County needs at least $2.4 million to balance budget this year
• Education reform on Sen. Summerville's mind this year
• Brush fire near county line contained
• Board addresses security at DCHS after break-in
• Vanleer mayor wants to hold election in May
• County loses influential educator with passing of Susie Nesbitt
• Counterfeit money circulating in county
• Charlotte's black communities host age-old celebrations
• Meth problem growing in Dickson County
• Authorities arrest suspect indicted for December shooting
• Flash-flooding closes Dickson County roads Monday morning
• Cumberland Furnace man on TBI top 10 most wanted list
• Arnold Road rezoning fails after split county vote
• Tornado watch in effect until 10 p.m.
• Blockbuster's closing ends an era of home entertainment
• Downtown renovation to begin in March
• Hundreds remember Red Kap
• Construction nears for new Burns ball parks
• Black community played key role in Charlotte's heritage
• Board to fund 'final' round of CWHS erosion control
• Academic celebration to be held Thursday for teachers, staff
• Burns, Vanleer mayoral races may be uncontested this year
• Update: Gas grill company moves forward with small operation
• February is time to cook maple syrup in Dickson
• Craig Morgan helps to extinguish Charlotte fire
• Jail 'can't function' with current staffing, official says
• Slayden pursuing HOME program to help residents
• Stuart-Burns Elementary School honor roll
• Burns Commission approves lowest bid for new park
• Dickson Academy honor roll
• Red Kap remembered with reunion
• Dickson County Schools closed Wednesday
• Up to 3 inches of snow possible for Dickson Co. Wednesday
• Landfill trial's delay lowers legal fee cost projections for year
• Residents who owe county money may not get tag renewals
• School board to address long-range planning next week
• Drug bust nets shake-n-bake meth lab
• Old Timers Day focus is White Bluff history
• Dickson Co. could receive up to 2 inches of snow
• Vintage 1936 water main being replaced downtown
• Finishing touches placed on county jail
• County struggles with sewer rate hike in Charlotte
• Dickson man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Man who killed White Bluff woman in wreck gets 22 years
• Civil War marker OK'd despite councilman's protest
• Sleet, snow possible Thursday night, Friday morning
• Fincher visiting Dickson tonight on 'listening tour'
• NWS issues wind advisory for Dickson County
• Schools Director wants officers stationed at county's biggest schools
• DPD searching for robbery suspects
• Dickson man pleads guilty to child pornography charge
• Dickson Schools Closed Thursday
• 18-wheeler hits sedan head-on at Abiff/Highway 46
• Dickson gets 2.5 inches of snow, power outage hits 800 customers
• Fire and Ice: Blaze consumes home as snow falls countywide
• Cops nab suspect in DCHS, CWHS burglaries
• Dickson schools closed Wednesday
• Jerry 'The King' Lawler returns to Burns Saturday
• Dickson resident pleads guilty in multi-million Ponzi scheme
• Jail chaplain let go after accusations of profanity
• Second public hearing draws quarry concerns in Burns
• TDEC hearing on limestone quarry tonight
• Vending machines broken into at DCHS
• Dickson Co. gets 2 inches of snow, rash of wrecks
• Dickson County schools closed Friday
• Candidates locked in for Slayden, White Bluff elections
• Snow hits Dickson mid-afternoon, schools close early
• County Commission meeting to be Tuesday in lieu of MLK Day
• Burns Skate Park reopens to public
• Dickson Schools Closed Thursday
• Less than half inch of snow expected Wednesday
• Burns quarry site draws environmental concerns from area residents
• Dickson schools closed Monday
• 5 inches of snow possible for Dickson Co.
• Excavation site in Burns gets public hearing Tuesday
• Burns council to address parks user agreement Monday
• Light snowfall expected Friday, more likely Sunday
• Overnight snow predicted
• Motion to end landfill suit before trial rejected by judge
• White Bluff Prius vehicles get decals, will be street-ready soon
• Homeless school intruder was once a Dickson County student
• White Bluff applies for $760k in disaster relief
• Dickson OKs firm for downtown revitalization
• White Bluff, Vanleer to get ambulance stations in new EMS plan
• County home values up, income down since 2000
• Weekend weather could bring white Christmas to Middle Tennessee
• County moves closer to new jail medical services
• Miller Farm featured in John Deere calendar
• County's legal fees could top $1.8M this year, lawyers say
• Resident shot in back, suspect at large
• Brothers arrested in shooting at Dickson apartment
• Students miss midterms during snow days
• Holliday house draws sightseers annually
• Several cities interested in school system's family clinic
• Dickson County Schools closed Tuesday
• Dickson Co. Schools closed Monday
• Up to 2 inches of snow expected in Dickson Co., Midstate
• Helping children to have a Christmas
• White Bluff Christmas festivities on Saturday
• Dickson man changes guilty plea to lesser charge
• Former highway employees sue over job loss
• Midstate firefighters get security training in Dickson
• Burns Park gets jumpstart, moving forward in 2011
• Dickson man indicted for murder in Smith County
• White Bluff rejects hybrid car bids, will try again
• Sheriff debuts new department logo in parade
• Body of unidentified man found Friday morning
• Dickson among top 25 most business-friendly cities
• Longtime planning commission chair recognized
• School board spends $218K in partnership for Burns park
• Themed Christmas trees on display at senior center
• Local merchants: Support where you live, buy local
• Locals thankful for free meals
• Buy Local campaign in high gear as holidays near
• City health insurance hike pared down to 11 percent with changes
• Bob Nicks helped shape Dickson
• Schools see sales tax boost in Oct.
• James sentenced to 10 years in jail
• Harpeth Ridge adds new bays to fire station
• Family remembers son, helps others through Banebow
• Vanleer Dollar General grand opening is Saturday
• Jackson reflects on past legislation, talks about the future
• Officials countywide await over $1M from FEMA
• Veterans honored with eternal flame at War Memorial Building
• All county principals given iPads
• Sheriff cuts back on OT to conserve funds
• Man arrested for stealing urns from gravestones
• Protectors of freedom honored with parade
• Dickson Co. Veterans Day parade, program Sunday
• Dickson County, Midstate under tornado watch
• DICE nears formal recognition, wins awards
• Site plan approved at former Underground City
• Cooking career provides ingredients for recipe book
• 7-year-old boy dies after being run over by cousin
• Improper bidding process voids backhoe contract
• State denies county request for growth plan grant
• Dickson County man dies in Hickman County wreck
• White Bluff moves forward with hybrid car requests
• Early voting ends Thursday, Election Day is Nov. 2
• Two weekend events expected to draw large crowds
• Audit of county finds fund mismanagement
• Harris' sacrifice remembered with Hwy. 49 memorial
• Wreck causes car to flip on Highway 48
• Center Ave. railroad crossing closed for repair
• State Route 840 nears completion with work from local company
• 1,000+ vote early in first week of state election
• White Bluff Festival spices up downtown
• Local state House, Senate candidates answer questions
• County gives grill company tax incentives
• Remote-controlled meters to be installed in $8M project
• Paranormal detectives document ghostly data
• 'Best ever' Touch-A-Truck brings out kids
• CWHS student wins first-year safe-driving award
• Family fun for Halloween throughout the county
• Man on most wanted list now in Dickson County Jail
• Early voting begins today, goes to Oct. 28
• City delays insurance talks for 'better choices'
• Harvest of Homes an up-close look at standout houses
• Chief: Fire controversy wouldn't happen locally
• APSU student killed in crash, local resident at wheel
• Girls night out: Girls just want to have fun
• Rial: Recent years 'rocky,' but more unity going forward
• Man killed while working underneath car
• County, city workers face insurance hike
• Dickson polls back after hiccup
• Summerville defeats Jackson, Shepard retains seat
• Dickson woman to face trial for multi-million dollar fraud
• Eubank begins Highway 48 repaving Friday
• Local telephone company sheds jobs during bankruptcy
• DCHS assistant principal dies after battle with cancer
• Portion of War Memorial Building to be overhauled
• Former county clerk's property still in violation
• White Bluff, Vanleer get $1M total in grants
• Proposed archives fee to help pay for record keeping
• Fincher wins over Herron in 8th Congressional District
• Dickson leaves Halloween date up to citizens
• White Bluff adopts nepotism policy after controversy
• Dickson Humane Society Fund Raiser
• Hiscall Donates Advanced Communication System: TTC Students Gain Telecommunication Skills
• Tennessee Technology Center is the Road to Success!
• Work ethics are important for technical careers
• White Bluff Christmas Parade
• Horse Sale
• 31st Annual Christmas in the Country Craft Fair
• Farm Tours
• History Tours
• History Tours
• 2006 MINI Tractor Pullers
• Americana Folk Festival
• 2006 MINI Tractor Pullers
• A Sinatra Holiday Bash Senior Matinee (Ages 55 and up)
• A Sinatra Holiday Bash
• Annie
• Nashville In Harmony, Holly Lewis and The Harp School
• The Carillon Ringers
• Christmas in the Gallery
• The Rhodes Singers
• Dr. Vicki King
• Auditions for Annie
• Halloween Ball
• Smoke On The Mountain
• Songwriters Showcase
• The Nashville Boychoir at Blair
• Origami
• The Perrys
• Handmade Paper
• Brian Free and Assurance
• Dracula
• Sky Watchers

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