Stewart County News

The status of beer sales at RRollover Dover, a music and arts festival slated for Labor Day weekend in rural western Stewart County, is still in question despite the Stewart County Beer Board's 4-0 vote on July ...

At the Stewart County Commission meeting tonight, it was announced that the Beer Board has turned down the beer permit for the planned RRoll Over Dover Music and Arts Festival.

Stewart County Little League 9-year-old softball team took the championship in District 9, finishing on July 2 in Pegram.

In a school-wide ceremony on June 27, the Tennessee Technology Center at Dickson named its top students of the year in each program at the Dickson campus.

Andrew Charles McGuffin, 40, Dover, died Thursday, July 3, 2008, at St. Thomas Hospital.

It's not very often that state Labor & Workforce Development Commissioner James Neeley issues a special statement on Tennessee's unemployment picture.

Montgomery County Sheriff Office deputies are searching for an inmate who escaped while on a Workhouse assignment at the Bi-CountySolid Waste Management Landfill this morning.

Despite numerous reports of poor business practices and alleged scamming, the owner of a Clarksville transmission repair shop insists he's catching a bad rap.

Body surfaces near grain elevator 05/28/08 Email this story to a friend Following a three day search, the body of Teddy Christy, 55, of Montgomery County, was recovered near the old grain elevator at Danville, ...

DANVILLE - After searching three days for a missing Montgomery County boater, emergency workers pulled his body from Kentucky Lake early Thursday morning.

“We thank Frank and his family for their dedication to the grocery industry in Tennessee”

Frank Dill, owner of Piggly Wiggly in Dover, was recently named Tennessee Grocer of the Year by the Tennessee Grocers & Convenience Store Association during its annual convention. via The Leaf Chronicle

“They rest here, men who fought and died with honor.”

Anyone who has lost a loved one can tell you that, while time may heal, the pain never entirely goes away; it's transformed. via The Leaf-Chronicle

“The dogs worked real well in Humphreys County”

The K-9 Search and Rescue Team in Stewart County that operates within the Stewart County Volunteer Fire Service received a tangible thank you for their efforts last week as Jolene Medford presented the group ... via The Leaf-Chronicle

“My area is rich in history and it is an attraction”

Stewart County - one of four member counties in the federally-designated Clarksville, TN-KY Metropolitan Statistical Area - is sharing in the regional growth that Clarksville and Hopkinsville, Ky., have also ... via The Leaf-Chronicle

“She expected us to work; she even called my mom one day when I was daydreaming.”

Those familiar with music in all probability are very much acquainted with the name John Denver - well-known singer-songwriter, actor, poet, instrumentalist, activist, and poet laureate of the state of Colorado ... via The Leaf-Chronicle

“Maj. Gen. Sholar and his wife, Linda, were absolutely an inspiration to cadets and cadre alike, as they graciously gave of their time and shared candidly about their 37 years of Army service to the nation.”

Maj. Gen. James R. Sholar, formerly of Stewart County, and commander, 88th Regional Support Command, recently was inducted into the University of Tennessee at Martin ROTC Hall of Fame. via The Leaf-Chronicle

James Shaffer * Reader Submitted * May 1, 2008 Jimmy Shaffer of the Woodlawn Minor Reds won his game by throwing a no-hitter. Facing 12 batters, he struck out nine. via The Leaf Chronicle

WCSD makes drug arrests Three Stewart County men are being held in the Weakley County Detention Center after sheriff's investigators discovered the men in a remote area outside of Palmersville with a criminal ... via Weakley County Press

It's a sad, heartbreaking set of circumstances. The local American Red Cross's emergency response vehicle was torched last week. via The Leaf Chronicle

“I am looking forward to working closely with the direct support staff and the individuals they serve”

By JIMMY SETTLE * The Leaf-Chronicle * April 23, 2008 Progressive Directions, Inc. via The Leaf Chronicle