Bumpus Mills News

The Bumpus Mills, Tenn., pro's two-day total of 26 pounds, 15 ounces, put her almost 7 pounds ahead of Angie Douthit of Clewiston, Fla., who had 20 pounds.

What: Woodlawn Elementary School Kindergarten Pre-Registration. Bring birth certificate, proof of physical, Tennessee Immunization certificate, and social security card.

What: Car, truck and bike show to benefit the March of Dimes and the Wounded Warrior Project, sponsored by Farmers Insurance and the Diehr Insurance Agency.

“This was an area where detail, communication and precision were paramount”

The rapidly growing Clarksville, Tenn.-Ky. Metropolitan Statistical Area is hardly limited to the confines of Montgomery County. via The Leaf Chronicle

“That has to come from the community.”

Plans are underway for the April 12 Great American Cleanup event in Stewart County, with this year's theme being "Litter is Waste Out of Place." About a dozen volunteers gathered on March 24 at the Stewart ... via The Leaf-Chronicle

The Northwest Tennessee Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation reports their annual banquet and auction has been rescheduled for March 21. via The Leaf-Chronicle

Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency stocked trout in West Fork Creek at the Boy Scout Camp as scheduled on Feb. via The Leaf-Chronicle

“Despite the weather (on the last day of early voting), we got very busy”

If early ballots are any indication, voter turnout will be one of the heaviest in Stewart and Houston counties in recent memory. via The Leaf-Chronicle

“He told us he would keep his house here forever, he loved it so much”

Army Staff Sgt. Justin R. Whiting, 27, of Dover, was killed in action on January 19 when his vehicle was struck by an improvised explosive device while conducting combat operations 16 kilometers south of Mosul, ... via The Leaf-Chronicle

William Tell Wallace, 67, Bumpus Mills, died Sunday, Jan. 13, 2008, at his residence. via The Leaf-Chronicle

“Our honoree can tell you a most remarkable story of struggle against all odds”

There were smiles, pats on the back and tears of joy as administrative assistants, auto technicians, cosmetologists, computer technicians, heating and air-conditioning technicians, diesel technicians and ... via The Leaf Chronicle

Montgomery County Wildlife Officer Jereme Odom reports a trap shooting team is being formed at Montgomery Central High School. via The Leaf-Chronicle

Biologists with the United States Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service, the University of Tennessee Extension Service and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency want to remind ... via The Leaf-Chronicle