Trimble News

Two people in Dyer County have been charged in separate cases with TennCare fraud.

Dyer County schools expect to receive about $1 million in federal stimulus funds.

The Trimble Board of Mayor and Aldermen held their regular meeting on Monday evening to deal with an insurance-required ordinance, a grant-anticipation resolution and zoning issues.

Roger Page is asking that the old Billy Boy garment factory, in downtown Trimble, be commercially rezoned.

The Prayer on the Square portion of National Day of Prayer activities in Dyer County will be canceled this year so community leaders can focus on the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast, which draws more participation from area residents.

Angela and Travis Laird led their two sons and a family friend on a cleanup of their neighborhood as part of the Great American Cleanup on Saturday.

A 45-year-old Trimble man accused of cruelty to animals was not prosecuted in Dyer County Circuit Court on March 17.

Dyer County Mayor Richard Hill recognized April as being Confederate History and Heritage Month in Dyer County with the signing of a proclamation.

A Dyer County grand jury handed down 113 indictments on April 13. Many of those named in the indictments were arraigned Monday in Dyer County Circuit Court.

Donald Bennett, former Trimble police chief, is taken into the Dyer County jail accompanied by a Dyer County Sheriff's deputy.

Public officials and volunteers throughout Dyer County joined together Wednesday morning, April 1, to kick off Keep Tennessee Beautiful and Litter Prevention Month with a proclamation.

The Trimble Board of Mayor and Aldermen met Monday night to vote on a handful of issues.

Plans for the Great American Cleanup are under way, with members of the Dyer County Keep Tennessee Beautiful Commission selecting Saturday, April 25, as the date for this year's event.

A turkey that attacked a 5-year-old boy in Trimble now finds itself in a large dog run at the Dyersburg/Dyer County Humane Society.

A jury has convicted Jerome Barrett, 61, of murdering 19-year-old Vanderbilt University student Sarah Des Prez in 1975.

Monday night's ice storm, coupled with Tuesday night's wintry mix caused outages throughout Dyer County and surrounding areas.

A woman who bilked her employer out of thousands of dollars must now repay that money.

The results of the Shoot Dyer County Photo Contest were recently announced in an awards ceremony at the Dyersburg Mall.

The 2008 Dyersburg Kiwanis Club William F. Pierce Jr. Goodfellows Project made short work of a large job on Wednesday evening, packing enough food to benefit nearly 1,400 people in just under two hours.