Bell Buckle News

Longtime Murfreesboro business staple Jones Car Wash on Memorial Boulevard is temporarily closed.

After years of outside ownership, a historic Bell Buckle property originally owned by the Webb family is once again a part of the campus.

Fairfield Pike will not reopen to through traffic until late summer of next year, according to the project supervisor for the Shelbyville Bypass.

Campus School Bazaar Find unusual gifts for loved ones on your holiday list at the annual Homer Pittard Campus School Winter Bazaar, set for 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today.

The Webb School Company Players take on Oscar Wilde this week. The players will present Wilde's comedy, "The Importance of Being Earnest," tonight through Sunday, Nov.

When her 15-year-old daughter, a student at Webb School, invited her to lunch in Bell Buckle one day, Teresa Johnson knew something was up.

Local stages are filled with entertainment this weekend. Check out the following: 'Bambi' Take the family to see 'Bambi: A Life in the Woods' on stage at 2 p.m. Saturday, as well as Nov.

The new headmaster for Webb School is from Massachusetts, but he won't need a guide when he moves to Bell Buckle next spring.

Fairview citizens can rest a little easier knowing the Fairview Fire Department is standing by 24-7 with paid fire fighters ready to react in a moment's notice.

Between old and overloaded pipelines, changing suppliers, and flooding, Bell Buckle has had several years of bad news when it comes to water.

Senate Transportation Chairman Jim Tracy said that he has been informed that 7 agencies in District 16, which he represents, will receive Highway Safety Grants.

It was midmorning and drizzly, so there were few people wandering down Riverwalk Park that day.

A large group of local women gathered at Stones River Country Club recently for the Rally for the Cure Breast Cancer Golf and Tennis Tournament.

It's hard to tell who was having more fun Tuesday night at the sold-out Times-Gazette/relish magazine Cooking Show and Expo with chef Jon Ashton -- the crowd, or Ashton.

With hundreds of booths and thousands of visitors, the Webb School art and craft festival may be one of the biggest in the south -- if not the country.

Three Bedford County agencies have been awarded highway safety grants totaling $60,260, state officials announced this week.

This pretty girl was found somewhere in the Fairfield Pike Beechwood Rd. area of Bell Buckle on Saturday.

There's plenty to do around here, that's for sure. Enjoy some barbecue and music or take a bike tour.

Early voting wraps up today for the 62nd District state House special general election as conversations continue to determine if the three candidates will appear together to debate or discuss issues.

Phil Bredesen made his second Shelbyville appearance on behalf of 62nd District state representative candidate Ty Cobb on Saturday, at a fish fry on Cobb's behalf.