By Kendall Patterson Chester County’s own Todd Lewis was able to return home the morning of Thursday, April 2, after fighting for his life against COVID-19 for a few weeks. He is still recovering, …

By Kendall Patterson Nurses everywhere knew that during their careers, they wanted to help people and save lives. They were aware that they would be in the midst of illness and surrounded by people …

Four teenagers were seriously injured Monday night following a wreck in the 1500 block of Simmons Street. The wreck occurred at approximately 11:30 p.m. According to the Henderson Police Department …

The war against the Coronavirus continues. President Donald Trump foresaw at the end of last week that the nation will see many more deaths this week in comparison to past weeks. Meanwhile, as …

A Chester County man died Friday morning in a two-vehicle wreck at the intersection of Hwy 100 and Glendale Road. Three others were reportedly uninjured in the incident. According to the Tennessee …

On Thursday, March 12, Civitan Club members came together to make a lasagna dinner for the foster families in Chester County. The meal consisted of lasagna and green salad, prepared by Civitan …

Longtime school administrator and education veteran and Chester County native Brad Schultz has been appointed Lipscomb Academy head of school, President L. Randolph Lowry announced last week. Schultz …

Boys State nominees: Trace Beaver, Riley Bland, Riley Haltom, Trenton Sweeney, Kyle Smith. Second row: Luke Noles, Luke Hunt, Austin Vest Front row: Ethan Turmelen an Solomon Smith. Those selected to …

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the University of Tennessee at Martin has extended its priority merit scholarship deadline until May 1 for first-year and transfer students. Students are …

The University of Tennessee at Martin has postponed the Summer Orientation and Registration (SOAR) and Transfer Orientation sessions as a precautionary measure related to COVID-19. The first SOAR …

Exploring the 150 Year History of Freed-Hardeman University The special courses for preachers conducted annually in January at Freed-Hardeman College continued to draw numbers of preachers. In the …

By Rebecca Seratt The coronavirus pandemic is causing rapid changes to our daily lives and the economy. Work hours are being reduced and jobs are being cut across many industries. University of …

The Chief Justice of the Tennessee Supreme Court declared a state of emergency March 13 for the Judicial Branch of Tennessee government, and activated a Continuity of Operations Plan for the courts …

with Gayle Cox Many more people can do their part by continuing to adhere to the instructions regarding the coronavirus outbreak. The sooner we all decide to stay at home and practice social …

with Mary Lynn Lambert Ricky and Jennifer Wilson and children traveled to Mountain Home, Ark., to carry their daughter, Kendall, back to meet her mother after her spring break. Jamie Evans, Assistant …

with Gloria Holiday Hello to my family and friends. For this is the day the Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it! This is a new week and a new month, another month for new beginnings, new …

with Patsy Nobles Jones “A raindrop landing on your cheek is a kiss from someone that lives in Heaven and is watching over you. “ Our community extends sympathy in the loss of Jennifer Lynn Moore …

with Dot Patterson Greetings from Hickory Corner. Well, it was another week of social distancing, and once again I am thankful for the telephone, which provides a way to stay in touch with family and …

with Jan Johnson Hello from Enville! I hope everyone is doing okay with the social distancing. As for me and my family, we are making it fairly well. We take short trips in the car occasionally. …

with Vickie Ellis The weather was gorgeous this weekend. The birds were chirping, and there was beautiful sunshine. We have enjoyed some very nice days. I was able to mow our backyard and some …