Coopertown News

Patti Harris recently completed her third year of coaching middle school tennis.

A Robertson County Schools bus driver avoided what could have been a major accident as she transported children home from school on Tuesday.

PLEASANT VIEW - A commitment to personal service and expert problem solving has made Van Vick's hardware store on Highway 41-A a steady success for more than three decades.

When most children leave school on Friday they are thinking about what's going on that weekend.

The city of Coopertown will have a new Alderman by tomorrow night. Ward 2 Alderman, Jack Long, resigned his position after continued resistance to his position of Alderman.

Robert Dale and Donna Anderson of Coopertown announce the engagement of their daughter, Jenna Brook Anderson, to Eric Matthew Rowland, son of Doye and Betty Rowland of Eagleville.

Jacob Logan Culwell of Boy Scout Troop 981 recently received the Eagle Scout award from Boy Scouts of America.

Robertson County is home to three public golf courses and it's not just county residents that are taking part in what they have to offer.

A head-on crash on Tom Austin Highway claimed the lives of the two drivers involved.

Two separate Coopertown incidents on Friday, June 12, resulted in the arrest of Dustin Jackson, 21, of Springfield.

I would like to express my appreciation for the job that Mike Frost and the entire Montgomery County Highway Department did on the morning of May 9 in the aftermath of the storm.

The National Weather Service has issued a new thunderstorm warning for eastern Dickson County, western Cheatham County and southern Montgomery County until 9:15 p.m. A thunderstorm warning for Central Tennessee remains in effect.

PLEASANT VIEW - The Pleasant View Board of Mayor and Aldermen approved the first reading of the town's 2009-2010 budget by a vote of 4-0 last week.

CHEERS to Montgomery County Sheriff Norman Lewis, who received an award from the Employers Support of the Guard and Reserve for his patriotism contributions to deputies in the National Guard and Army Reserve.

Eleven-year-old Peyton Hix of Coopertown in Robertson County is now reigning champion of the 59th Annual Clarksville Area Junior Better Beef Steer Show and Sale - the largest event of its kind in the state.