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Schools now require faculty to report arrests
Two weeks after a special education teacher in Dickson was discovered to have at least three DUI convictions in Nashville, the school board altered their employee policy manual to require faculty members to alert school officials if they are ever arrested for a crime.
Flames destroy home a street over from fire station
A fire that engulfed a house, burning it to the ground, occurred less than a mile away from a Dickson fire station.
Dickson fire chief could be named soon
The City of Dickson could soon get a fire chief, which would alter the administration of both the police and fire departments.
Updated: Autopsy shows Dickson woman beaten to death in Bellevue hotel
Results from Thursday morning's autopsy of a Dickson woman found dead inside a Bellevue hotel show she had been severely beaten.
Dickson County 4-H Dog ProjectHailey Lindsey, a member of the Dickson ...
Hailey Lindsey, a member of the Dickson County 4-H Dog Project, showed her dogs Titus and Jack during the Wilson County 4-H Dog Show on Oct.
Metro Police Investigate Homicide In West Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Police are investigating a homicide at the Hampton Inn and Suites on 7815 Coley Davis Road.
Nashville murder suspect flees to Knoxville, makes fatal jump from balcony to avoid arrest
Traffic Alert: Tour Bus Catches Fire On I-40
DICKSON, Tenn. -- According to WSMV Channel 4 News, Traffic along Interstate 40 eastbound is blocked Friday evening at mile marker 180 near Dickson after a tour bus caught fire, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
Tour bus catches fire along I-40
DICKSON CO., Tenn. A charter bus is on fire Friday afternoon along Interstate 40 in Dickson County.
All Lanes Open On I-40 After Charter Bus Catches Fire
DICKSON, Tenn. All lanes at the 180 mile marker of Interstate 40 eastbound are back open.
Mock shooting drill at school has officers 'in pursuit,' students 'injured'
It was drama at its utmost as several "injured" students lined the hallways and emergency personnel swarmed Dickson Middle School in Dickson shortly after 8 a.m. today as a full-scale crisis drill got underway.
Clarksvillians selected for 2010 leadership class
Thirty-two community and business leaders from the Middle Tennessee region have been selected for membership in the 2010 Class of Leadership Middle Tennessee Inc., a regional leadership institute encompassing the 10-county area involved with Partnership 2010.
Church to build $4M senior center
Schrader Lane Church of Christ is building a $4 million, 36,000-square-foot assisted living center at 1240 Ed Temple Blvd.
Skits & Bits: It was a white opossum with blue eyes
"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.
Fallen Dickson soldier honored with dedication
A portion of Highway 70 from North Charlotte Street to Dykeman Road in Dickson was dedicated Friday in memory of fallen United States Marine Lance Cpl.
Woman With Criminal Record Teaches For 5 Years
A Dickson County kindergarten teacher with three DUIs and a theft conviction remains in the classroom, even after an additional shoplifting charge.
Dickson Elementary library receives $500 donation
Virginia Clark, TVA's Nashville Customer Service Center representative, coordinated with the Dickson Electric System to recently make a $500 donation to the Dickson Elementary School's library.
Isaac Dickson Hot Chocolate 10K registration now open
Registration for the third annual Isaac Dickson Hot Chocolate 10K & Kids Hill Climb on Jan.
Dickson Co. K-8 schools among best in state
The new state's school report cards place Dickson County's K-8 schools among the best in the state, and some took the number one slot.
Dickson OKs sanitation fee change, beer for Sir Pizza and Logan's
The Dickson City Council approved a rezoning request for Councilman Scott England's property from low-density residential to commercial, the purchase of nearly $250,000 in new public works equipment, revised its sanitation fee schedule and approved beer permits at two restaurants in the city.