Wartrace News Archives

CEDAR HILL - For the defending state runner-up, 2009 doesn't begin with any cupcake opponent or pushover.

Longtime Murfreesboro resident and educator Sandra Truitt was honored Monday night for dedicating 35 years of her life to teaching and mentoring students at The Webb School in Bell Buckle.

Three men robbed a Shelbyville resident after luring him to a South Maple Street home early Friday, police said.

Three men robbed a Shelbyville resident after luring him to a South Maple Street home early Friday, police said.

Bart Gordon spoke out in favor of healthcare cooperatives, similar to what the Farm Bureau is to farmersa Bellwood Baptist Church Pastor James Averitt was the first to speak out against government-run healthcarea Patty Finley of Rockvale, a retired registered nurse, was a vocal proponent of healthcare reforma Richard Warren of Murfreesboro ...

Three men robbed a Shelbyville resident after luring him to a South Maple Street home early Friday, police said.

An early morning blaze Sunday destroyed a home in Covered Bridge Estates subdivision near Bell Buckle, according to Volunteer Fire Services Inc.

Bell Buckle became the first municipality in Bedford County to officially ban guns in public parks, playgrounds and other public lands at a meeting held Monday night.

The Chais Music Hall at the historic Walking Horse Hotel in Wartrace has re-opened with a lineup of live music for listening and dancing.

"A man living back in the cedars ...has got to scratch and sweat mightily if he wants to starve decent," according to Tennessee: A Guide to the State, a 1939 publication of the Federal Writers' Project.