Sep 29, 2009 | The Camden Chronicle
Fire ants march into Benton County
They build mounds seemingly over night. And if disturbed they attack and in numbers inflict severe pain with their stingers.
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Man commits suicide in front of Benton Co. courthouse
The man who killed himself in front of the Benton County courthouse Sunday evening told police that he had financial problems and 'couldn't take it anymore.' Gary Smith, 50, had also told family and friends that he was going to commit suicide, Camden Chief of Police George Smith said Monday.
Authorities investigate apparent suicide in Camden court square
Authorities say a man who died in the Camden court square Sunday shot and killed himself.
Fearless in holiday mood before seeing latest results
Old Fearless, who is usually in a sour mood, was humming a tune when he entered the office.
Leiper's Fork: Dinner to benefit youth
Everyone is invited to the second annual Betty Pratt Memorial Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday from 5-9 p.m. A delicious dinner featuring homemade spaghetti, salad, drink and bread will be served at 5 p.m. in the cafeteria at the Hillsboro/Leiper's Fork Recreation Center, 5325 Old Highway 96.
City Council discusses parking and codes
City Mayor Allen Webb presents employee awards to Johnny Townsend, left, and Dennis Wheatley, , for 30 years of service to the city.
Camden leads Stewart County 28-0 early in the third quarter
Camden scored four touchdowns in the first half, three coming in the second quarter, to lead district rival Stewart County 28-0 at the half.
Bakers fire up their ovens for State Fair competition
When Linda Smith's husband criticized the quality of her cooking, she turned to the Tennessee State Fair's baking competition for help settling the matter.
Stabbing victim fondly remembered
Last week we brought you the story about the stabbing death of Charles Bell, Jr., 43, of Big Sandy.
TVA Retirees The New Johnsonville Chapter of the TVA Retirees will meet on Thursday, Sept.
Tina Gilbreth wins football contest
Tina Gilbreth of 149 Glenwood, Bruceton, and Mike Hensley of Old Hwy. 69 South in Camden tied with only two misses each in the weekly football contest.
Carwash/Ribeye Sandwich Sale The Camden Quarterback Club will have a Carwash/Ribeye Sandwich Sale on Saturday, Sept.
French is football contest winner
In a week of apparent tough football picking Leslie French of 2100 Hwy. 77 in Paris out picked everyone to win the second week of The Camden Chronicle football contest.
Benton Co. Commission approves new budget
The Benton County Commission approved a new general fund budget Monday night that will maintain the same property tax rate.