Bradford News

The city of Milan is looking at health care proposals as rising payments have the city spending around $200,000 more for coverage than last fiscal year.

Old Fearless was moving at a snail's pace when he entered the office Tuesday. He appeared in pain with each step.

The Jackson Civitan Club's annual fundraiser will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday in the chapel at Union University.

Humboldt police charged three people in unrelated drug incidents over the weekend, according to a news release from the Humboldt Police Department.

It's not easy to track down good butter bean recipes. Some folks love them so much and have been cooking them for so many years that they don't follow a recipe.

A Milan man was found not guilty this week of a charge of vehicular homicide in a crash that killed a woman in 2008.

Here are this week's hearts and darts. On July 3, the city of Bradford hosted a fund-raiser for the family of one of our dear friends and coworkers, officer Knott Bailey.

The recognizable green Association for the Preservation of Tennessee Antiquities historical marker will be unveiled for the Miller Overall House circa 1885 located at 337 East Burton Street in Murfreesboro this month at the Rutherford County Chapter annual membership meeting and luncheon of APTA on July 18.

Longtime high school coach David Russell will be the new Gibson County girls basketball coach, according to principal Eddie Pruett.

A fire that gutted a home in Bradford over the weekend remains under investigation.

There's just something special about Gibson County's small towns. They all have unique qualities that appeal to residents and reach out to visitors through festivals, museums and historic sites.

The following is the fifth in a series and includes excerpts from "History of Tennessee", which refers to Lake County and gives an excellent account of the early days in the northwest corner of the state.

West Tennesseans Face Drug Charges 6:21 p.m. Fourteen West Tennesseans have been charged by a federal grand jury for violating a variety of federal drug statutes.

The United States Supreme Court granted a new hearing in federal court for a Tennessee death row inmate who was deprived of key evidence at his trial.