Bells News

Nobody wants to buy them a beer. Even near military bases, female veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan aren't often offered a drink on the house as a welcome home.

Now through Dec. 19 Murfreesboro Little Theatre presents the quick-paced, poignant and entertaining piece of musical comedy, 'The 1940s Radio Hour.' The world was at war and popular music meant 'Boogie-Woogie Bugle-Boy,' 'That Old Black Magic,' 'Blue Moon,' and 'I'll Be Seeing You.' 'The 1940s Radio Hour' invites you to meet the cast of the Mutual ...

A little more than a year ago, Memphis and the Mid-South were briefly the intense focus of national attention when men from Bells, Tenn., and West Helena, Ark., were arrested for an alleged conspiracy to assassinate President Barack Obama.

The first settlers in West Tennessee brought with them plows, mules, household items - and cotton seeds.

Tuesday headlines in The Jackson Sun include the following stories: NEIGHBORHOOD ASSOCIATION MEETING: Jackson's new police chief Gill Kendrick is expected to appear at a neighborhood association meeting in City Council District 2 today.

Advocates of the First and Second Amendments sat down together Tuesday to debate whether the state's list of 257,000 handgun-carry permit holders should be kept public -- but found little common ground beyond agreeing that the ongoing debate should be civil.

Police in Crockett County are asking for your help finding a runaway they believe could be in danger.

The Crockett County grand jury indicted two Crockett County men on numerous sexual charges.

A Bells man is being held without bond after he was charged with more than a dozen counts of rape of a 16-year-old girl.

The Tennessee Department of Health has reduced the severity of a violation cited two years ago against Bells Nursing Home.

Tony Shutes delayed the inevitable as long as he dared. His grandparents, who raised him, needed more help than he could give.

Here are this week's hearts and darts. From the readers: Hearts to the following businesses that supported and ensured the Alamo National Guard had a very successful Community Day Aug.

A hearing has been reset for two Bells men charged with solicitation of rape of a child and other charges involving a 13-year-old and 10-year-old. Albert Glenn Sweatt, 52, and Christopher Rodney Butler, 35, have both been charged with solicitation of rape of a child.

A hearing has been reset for two Bells men charged with solicitation of rape of a child and other charges involving a 13-year-old and 10-year-old. Albert Glenn Sweatt, 52, and Christopher Rodney Butler, 35, have both been charged with solicitation of rape of a child.

A hearing has been reset for two Bells men charged with solicitation of rape of a child and other charges involving a 13-year-old and 10-year-old. Albert Glenn Sweatt, 52, and Christopher Rodney Butler, 35, have both been charged with solicitation of rape of a child.

A summer Sunday morning in Tennessee is to some persons a glimpse of heaven and a gift from God.

Hodge Music Ministries presents another night of good ole Southern gospel music today at Temple Baptist Church on the Atwood Highway in Milan.

Defense attorneys for two men accused of plotting to kill more than 100 black people, including President Barack Obama, told a judge Tuesday that they need more time to get information for a hearing to show evidence that the two were not indicted by an impartial jury.

BELLS - Town leaders are weighing what to do after a state advisory service told Mayor Harold Craig last week that midterm pay raises he has received since 2001 are illegal under the city's charter.

In the gun rights battle likely to engulf the Jackson City Council on Tuesday, both sides are anxious about messages.