Chester County News

The following West Tennessee offices will be closed in observance of Independence Day.

The sheriff of Chester County has died. The funeral for Sheriff Mark Davidson is scheduled for noon Saturday at The Pentacostals of Henderson.

Thursday's headlines in The Jackson Sun will include the following stories: WINKLER HEARING: Mary Winkler back in court in a hearing at the Carroll County Courthouse in Huntingdon about the trust fund set up for her three daughters after she shot and killed their father, Church of Christ minister Matthew Winkler.

HENDERSON - A woman accused of killing a man she said raped her gave conflicting statements about the slaying to investigators, according to witnesses testifying at her trial Tuesday.

A case against a man accused of robbing the Upper Level Hair Salon in February was waived to the Madison County grand jury Thursday.

Emergency management officials in Benton, Carroll and Chester Counties are reporting no significant damage from a storm that passed through the area this afternoon.

Carolyn Thomas started cleaning out her office Tuesday after nearly 38 years working on elections in Chester County.

Published: Friday, June 5, 2009 at 12:30 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, June 5, 2009 at 1:48 p.m. A former Gadsden City High teacher was arrested Thursday in Chester County, Tenn., for violation of the terms and conditions of his bond, District Attorney Jimmie Harp said.

"If you leave here hungry, it's nobody's fault but your own." That's the consensus from Community Grocery's owner, employees and customers as the barbecue destination and meat market celebrates its first anniversary.

HENDERSON - Karen Scudder had a bad feeling when her son Dustin Adkins, a sergeant in the U.S. Army, told her he would be going on a second tour in Iraq.

Pinson Mounds State Arachaeological Park on Ozier Road near Pinson celebrates West Tennessee's Native American heritage with its 27th Annual Archaeofest, this year scheduled Sept.

If you were there, you know how wonderful it was. The fundraiser May 2, sponsored by Bank of Jackson and held at Randolph's Greenhouse, was a rousing - or should I say, howling success - because it was, after all, to help support Loving Paws Rescue.

Thomas Cupples wrote a note before ending his own life Tuesday that said he killed Chico Donaldson and where police could find Donaldson's body, according to the Jackson Police Department.

A Monday hearing for a Chester County court clerk charged with driving under the influence was continued until next month.

Two of the three people charged with five counts of aggravated robbery of a hair salon appeared in Jackson City Court Thursday.

Murder charges against Bronche Blair and Marc Bradford Jr. were sent to the grand jury today following their preliminary hearing in Jackson City Court.

Jackson police took a 72-year-old man into custody after he entered a business Tuesday armed with two handguns and threatened employees, according to a police spokesman.

TLM Associates laid off 10 people Thursday who likely will become part of Madison County's more than 10-year record unemployment rate that was made public Friday.

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