White Bluff News

Local authorities said this morning that the son of a Dickson used car dealership owner was arrested and charged Wednesday with theft over $10,000 in connection with a robbery at Marsha's Cars, 203-C Hwy.

Predicting the big news stories in Dickson County, or anywhere, over a year would normally be a foolish undertaking.

Judy Gorman King was just browsing the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund's Virtual Wall Web site one day.

A service for Johnny Wayne "Curly" Gibbs, 45, of Charlotte is scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow in the chapel of Spann Funeral Home, with Kevin Ellis officiating.

The following Army National Guard soldiers have returned to the United States after being deployed at a forward operating base in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Michelle Ford had newborn twins and a husband severely wounded in Afghanistan when she got the offer to move into a group home on the campus of Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

Over the course of this year, nearly every city in the county, and all the utilities, have partnered together to fund a network of satellite images for the county using global positioning and information systems.

The Community Foundation for Dickson County, an affiliate fund of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, has distributed $30,000 in grants to 14 Dickson County nonprofit organizations as part of the foundation's annual grant-making process.

Stars and Stripes Services recently opened in White Bluff, and will offer a variety of cleanings for a variety of needs.

The White Bluff Christmas Parade is Saturday afternoon, but there are plenty of holiday events planned to keep the yuletide spirit alive until the floats, band, an anchor and meteorologist from Nashville Channel 4 WSMV and Santa himself make the trek down Main Street.

Maggie Ellison leaned over a map that showed Hampstead Avenue recreated as a multi-lane, tree-lined boulevard that would help move cars more efficiently from Hunter Army Airfield and White Bluff Road to Interstate 516.

I'm not usually a stalker but I have to say that I've been following offbeat retailer Gene Charlebois for years.

The trial of former Dickson resident Betty Darden for burglary and assault that involved sexual advances toward her by prominent and philanthropic local attorney Jim Sowell during an alleged invasion of his home will begin next Friday.

The second teenager involved in the shooting deaths of two women in White Bluff was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

Some local governments don't consider a town Web site a priority, but others have been investing time and money in shaping their community's online face.

Wayne Hamilton, age 60, of Ashland City, Tenn., died Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009, at his home.

Whatever happened to a cheap haircut? This letter is to remind people of a simpler time of a good cheap haircut.

Armed with cash, checkbooks and credit cards, Black Friday warriors will descend full force before sunup at local stores, focused on finding bargains on the biggest shopping day of the year on Friday.

Twelve Dickson County schools were honored for academic excellence for their performance in this year's state school report card.

The Internal Revenue Service is looking for Tennesseans who are due to receive a combined $1.77 million in the form of more than 1,800 refund checks that were returned to the IRS by the U.S. Postal Service due to mailing address errors.