Hymera News

Crosley-Herrick Elisia Dawn Crosley and Mark Allen Herrick, both of Fairview, Tenn., were united in marriage at 4 p.m. Saturday, June 20, 2009, in Dickerson Pike Baptist Church at Nashville, Tenn.

Thomas D. Matteson, formerly of Hymera, has retired after 50 years in the pre-engineered metal building business.

Two teens arrested for allegedly vandalizing a cemetery. Officials say someone knocked-over 85 headstones at a cemetery in Hymera, causing some of the stones to break.

A few days ago, vandals struck a local cemetery. Saturday, inmates from the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility cleaned up the mess.

Vandals struck a cemetery on the main street in Hymera Tuesday night. Tom McClanahan reports on a crime that's stirred emotions there.

A group of Sullivan County first graders get first place in a recycling contest.

Prayer, laughter, music and inspiration filled Hulman Center on Friday night as thousands of women gathered for the sixth annual Wabash Valley Ladies Unity Night.

Since the start of this past weekend, seven people were arrested on meth dealing and manufacturing related charges.

Further investigation into a methamphetamine manufacturing operation led to the arrests of two people Tuesday night -- two others were arrested over the weekend.

Shaun C. Pierce, 29, and Alanda N. Roberts, 19, both from Hymera, were arrested in Linton and booked into the Greene County Jail Saturday on drug related charges.

Dana Street and other small-scale toymakers are calling Feb. 10 National Bankruptcy Day.

The Linton Public Library will be closed Wednesday, December 24 and Thursday, December 25 for the holiday.

The Northeast Sullivan School Board will meet in executive session at 6:30 p.m. and in regular session at 7:30 p.m. on Monday at the administrative building in Hymera.