Dickson News

New Arrivals run in The Daily News Journal each Sunday on a space-available basis.

Yates Graham gets a little hands-on experience with cake frosting during his first birthday.

On July 5 there will be a mess of praise and glory going on at Dickson County High School Stadium as the 7th Annual Community For Christ brings together churches of all faiths as well as hundreds of citizens who want to help pass the torch of the gospel to the next generation.

The owner of a growing Tennessee-based buffet-style restaurant chain specializing in home-style cooking has purchased the former Ryan's building on Richmond's east side.

Sunday afternoon at First United Methodist Church offers a cool reprieve from the outdoor humidity and summer heat.

The Dickson Herald has learned that a Dickson Middle School teacher has turned himself in to authorities after being indicted on child pornography charges.

The Chino Valley made national news again on Tuesday, not for a powerful act of mother nature, nor a major beef recall, but for a clerical mistake that has students back in school during summer break.

White Bluff recently opened its own library - the only one in the county not part of Dickson County's Public Library and Lifelong Learning Center.

For the first time in memory, Dickson will have live artists - both in the fine arts and music - in a three-day event that also features beer from the Midstate's most popular brewery.

"Skits and Bits" - Little Bits of News and History - Some you may remember, some you may have forgotten and some you may have never heard of before; but all of which took place somewhere, sometime, throughout the years.

DICKSON, Tenn.- The Dickson County Sheriff is trying to figure out what lead to a deadly double shooting in the White Bluff area.

James Raines is the suspect charged with criminal homicide and aggravated assault in the Dickson County Sheriff's Office investigation of a double shooting in White Bluff Saturday night, officials say.

In an effort to ease the transition from analog to digital for consumers in Middle Tennessee, several information sessions have been planned in addition to a converter box coupon swap.

Dickson County students can now earn an Austin Peay State University degree and not have to drive to the Clarksville campus.

The 21st annual Dickson Stampede Days Rodeo will add junior barrel racing and junior bull riding to the lineup when it returns to the Dickson County Fairgrounds Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20 at 8 p.m. As always, the rodeo will feature some of the best cowboys and cowgirls from the International Pro Rodeo Association competing for nearly ...

On June 2, 2009 residents of Dickson County gathered to celebrate a piece of local history.A The Grand Opening of the Clement Railroad Hotel Museum was held at Holland Park under cloudless skies.A Jerry Smith, Master of Ceremonies, opened with some information about the hotel.A The hotel's name comes from its being the birthplace of Governor Frank ...

One by one, the dignitaries spoke words of praise from the lectern while the sun shone on Holland Park and the neighboring 95-year-old Hotel Halbrook.

Tennessee consumers can have wine shipped directly to their homes under a new law signed by Gov.

Mr. James Thandon Brecht, 64, of Bon Aqua, died May 30, 2009 at his home. Arrangements are currently being made by Dickson Funeral Home.

NASHVILLE - The Tennessee General Assembly voted Thursday to override Gov. Phil Bredesen's veto of a bill to allow handguns to be carried in bars and in restaurants that serve alcohol.