Burns News

The Catfish Kitchen restaurant and its whale-sized catfish out front have been landmarks in Dickson County for over two decades.

An incident of road rage involving an ex-girlfriend and obtaining a driver's license while on probation for vehicular homicide were enough for a Criminal Court judge to send a local man to jail to serve the remainder of his original sentence.

Eight new villas at Montgomery Bell State Park in rural Burns, Tenn., are tapping into the earth for heating and cooling to reduce costs and pollution.

What: Course that refreshes the minds of seniors in current laws and how changes in our bodies affect our driving.

A power outage that affected over 13,000 customers throughout Dickson, Burns, White Bluff and Cheatham County was caused when TVA equipment failed, creating a fault in the transmission line servicing five electrical substations, according to Dickson Electric System General Manager Darrell Gillespie.

BURNS, Tenn. - Before Judy Lapps became a drug counselor at New Life Lodge , she was an addict.

Dickson County is under a flash flood watch through this evening, according to the National Weather Service, and four county roads were closed this morning.

Joe and Phyllis Hassell of Clarksville, TN announce the engagement of their son, Joey Hassell, to Megan Bishop, daughter of Jeff and Kim Bishop of Burns, TN.

Three men were arrested in Dickson on weapons charges following a complaint from a White Bluff woman who alleged they intended to rob her.

A long-range growth plan for Dickson County Schools to be released this month calls for spending millions over the next several years for elementary schools expansion.

A long-range growth plan for Dickson County Schools to be released this month calls for spending millions over the next several years for elementary schools expansion.

A long-range growth plan for Dickson County Schools to be released this month calls for spending millions over the next several years for elementary schools expansion.

There's nothing like sitting in your car on a hot summer evening, the kids in the back seat, popcorn in your lap, watching a movie on the big screen.

New Arrivals run in The Daily News Journal each Sunday on a space-available basis.

"Skits and Bits" - Little Bits of News and History - Some you may remember, some you may have forgotten and some you may have never heard of before; but all of which took place somewhere, sometime, throughout the years.

Fire investigators are working to figure out what caused a bottled water plant to burn in Dickson County.