Tuesday May 14 | The Tennessean
Council ponders nonprofit for events
Former White Bluff Councilperson Allen Johnson introduced town officials to the idea of creating a nonprofit to organize municipal community events.
Tuesday May 14 | The Tennessean
Bob Cameron relocated a single story residential structure to 1489 White Bluff Road several years ago, and the home remains propped up on concrete blocks without a finished foundation.
Tuesday May 14 | The Tennessean
Local ladies honored at Southern coffee
The turnout of supporters for the honorees at the Clement Railroad Hotel Museum's annual ladies coffee was large - with an ambiance as Southern as sweet tea.
Savannah mother's loss sparks push to save lives
Karen Sensabaugh, left, and Susan Collins give support to nurse Lisa Wilson, center, as the White Bluff Elementary School surprises her by planting a tree in her son's honor.
The White Bluff Town Council passed the first reading of the 2013-14 fiscal year budget Tuesday evening.
White Bluff Elementary vandals expected in court
Two suspected vandals will be back in court Monday after police say they trashed and burglarized a Savannah elementary school.
White Bluff woman in fatal Cowan Road wreck identified
A White Bluff woman was killed Friday when the pickup truck she was a passenger in left the road and crashed into trees, partially ejecting her from the vehicle, according to a Tennessee Highway Patrol report.
Fossie retires from election commission
Outgoing Dickson County Election Commission member Marie Fossie has a heart for the election process.
Potts to marshal Old Timers Day Parade
Seventy-two-year-old Jean Potts collects memorabilia about the small town of Slayden in the northwest corner of Dickson County where she grew up.