Joelton News

Tennessee's fifth-largest city, Clarksville, is about 250 people away from hitting the 120,000 mark, according to new U.S. Census data.

Cheatham County economic and community development director James Fenton updated the County Commission Monday on the status of a proposed commerce park in north Cheatham County.

A Nashville family is searching for a relative who they believe may be driving towards Knoxville.

It's a happy ending for one Nashville family, after an elderly relative was found safe Saturday morning in the woods behind his home in Joelton.

NASHVILLE - Metro police say an elderly man with Alzheimer's disease who had been missing for two days has been found alive.

Police are continuing their search for a 72-year-old dementia sufferer who has not been seen by his family since he drove away from his Rawlings Road home in Joelton at 6:30 p.m. Thursday.

A 23-year-old White Bluff woman has been identified as the victim killed in a head on collision early Wednesday morning on Interstate 40 at McCrory Lane.

One person is dead and another person in critical condition after a head-on collision Monday morning on Whites Creek Pike, north of Joelton.

The Middle Tennessee Jr. League Cheerleaders Association is the official cheerleading association of the Middle Tennessee Jr.

A 20-year-old woman was killed Monday morning after she lost control of her car, hit a guardrail and slammed into at least one tree.

Cheatham County's Joint Economic and Community Development Board has approved a proposed $152,153 budget for the 2009-2010 fiscal year.

Just more than 12-years after the decomposing body of Michael Dickerson was found in a Joelton ravine, Metro Police detectives have made the first arrest for his murder.

The Cheatham County Chamber of Commerce has started interviewing candidates for its vacant executive director position.

Metro police said they'll be working with the Tennessee Department of Transportation and Metro Public Works officials to make sure road signs are clear after two separate fatal crashes this week where drivers were going the wrong way.

PROBLEM: Paula Curd drives to and from work on Interstate 24 northwest of Nashville.

Two deadly wrong way crashes in three days has been causing concern on the interstates for drivers in the early hours of the morning.

One person is dead and two others injured after a vehicle traveling the wrong way on Interstate 24 in Joelton crashed into another.

A fatal crash has closed the westbound lanes of Interstate 24 headed out of Nashville toward Clarksville.

A Joelton man was rushed to the hospital early Tuesday morning after calling 911 to say his house was on fire.

A man was recovering Tuesday morning after being rescued from inside his home that caught fire late Monday.