Gleason News

The incident involving a former Gleason businessman last weekend is now being classified as attempted murder by Gleason investigators.

Friday headlines in The Jackson Sun will include the following stories: FOURTH OF JULY FORECAST: West Tennesseans can expect cooler weather, a thunderstorm or two, cheaper gas prices and law enforcement checkpoints during the Fourth of July weekend.

A 49-year-old Gleason man was found with serious life-threatening head trauma Sunday night and local law enforcement agencies are searching for information and a suspect.

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Announcement : Pickin' & Grinnin' With Mike Snider Launches June 25 BMNN wrote: on Jun.

The Ned R. McWherter Mon-ument Commission announced the start of fund-raising efforts to honor the former governor with a life-size bronze statue to be placed at the Weakley County Courthouse in Dresden.

A Gleason man facing a first-degree murder charge committed suicide in the Carroll County Jail Wednesday morning, according to law enforcement officials.

As production methods change and production speeds increase, ceramic manufacturers are increasingly challenged to find raw materials that will meet their needs.

The Weakley County Sheriff's Department is asking for help in solving two recent burglaries.

Authorities captured a murder suspect from Ripley as he tried to cross the border into Mexico on Sunday, according to a news release from the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation.

A local meth lab bust has led to felony arrests for five people in Weakley County last week.

A Tennessee death row inmate who has been ruled competent enough to decide the course of his case continues his post-conviction appeals in the deaths of 2 workers at a fast food restaurant.

Report: Gitmo detainees treated humanely A new U.S. Defense Department review of detainee operations at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, concludes that the operation does not torture detainees but rather treats them ...

The search for school superintendent continues Posted: Friday, February 13, 2009 8:15 am As school board members look to the future of the Weakley County school system, a handful of community members turned out ...

Airstrikes continue to target Hamas leaders More airstrikes rattle northern and southern Gaza early Friday morning as Israeli forces step up their campaign against the Palestinian territory's Hamas leaders.