Holladay News

The Benton County T.R.R.D. Board has just announced plans for the 5th Annual Ryan Holladay Festival to be held on September 26-27, 2009.

The Benton County Commission met in regular session on Monday night. After the meeting was called to order the citizens forum was opened to the citizens who wished to speak.

Rachel Baker and Kailey Duffy, both wearing colorful braces and carrying Miss Tennessee books, answer most questions in unison.

The weather was warm and the breeze helped keep the crowd comfortable as the dedication of the new marker for Mary Cordelia Beasley-Hudson began with the introduction of organizers of the event and honored guests.

The 53rd Annual Bluegrass Fiddlers Jamboree parade was little late in starting, with showers beginning to sprinkle on the crowd during the procession of emergency vehicles, kings and queens, old cars, hot rods, horses and tractors of all ages and size.

Another defendant federally charged with illegally taking fresh water mussels has pleaded guilty.

Tune up the fiddle and put on your dancing shoes Saturday, April 18, then come on down to Holladay for a full day of activities.

This year on St. Patrick's Day the inimitable sound of Irish harp music will waft through the streets of Erin.

A light agenda, mostly dealing with policy reviews, was considered Monday by the Benton County Board of Education.

The following teachers were nominated by their peers to represent Benton County in the Department of Educations Tennessee Teacher of the Year Program, which is designed to promote recognition, respect and ...