Friday May 10 | The Leaf-Chronicle
If you're looking for work, we know who's hiring. The Goodwill Career Solutions center on Fort Campbell Boulevard in Clarksville will host a job fair from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. Friday, May 17 for Staffmark.
Briefs: County educators to retire
Several Cheatham County educators are planning to retire at the end of the 2012-2013 school year.
Burglary suspects caught in Cheatham
A detailed witness description and cooperation between the Dickson and Cheatham sheriff's office netted two Dickson suspects wanted for several local burglaries.
Cheatham County school officials reported a senior prank at Cheatham County Central High School on Friday.
Clarksville Montgomery County Area under a Flood Watch until Sunday
Another round of heavy rainfall is expected this weekend which could lead to area flooding and the rise of the Cumberland River.
Cheatham senior prank under investigation
Cheatham County director of schools Stan Curtis said school officials are investigating a senior prank at Cheatham County Central High School.
Letter Carriers food drive is May 11
On Saturday, May 11, everyone who receives mail in Cheatham County will have an opportunity to donate food items for the Bethesda Center food bank through the National Association of Letter Carriers food drive.
Willis Clan welcomes new television show
If raising a large family was an extreme sport, Toby and Brenda Willis would be gold medalists.
A native of Cheatham County, he was the son of the late Tommy and Tennie Perry. Mr. Perry is survived by his son, James "Jay" Perry and his wife Tracy of Smyrna; daughter, Tracey Hoyer Trebon and her husband Greg of Dallas; mother of Mr.
Habitat gears up for third home in county
The Cheatham Division of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville is issuing a "Head of House" challenge to the men and women of Cheatham County to see who can win the title by raising the most money in May for the next Habitat home to be built for 30-year Cheatham resident Rena Ewing.
New fire, rescue boat ready to roll
The Ashland City Fire Department has a new tool to help better protect the Cumberland River.
Heavy, rapid rain caused some flooding in Cheatham County late Saturday night and early Sunday morning.
Exclusive: Special Report: Humane Society - Stacy Case
You've seen the ads tugging at your heart strings. Abused animals that need your help.
Midstate chatter: No slow lane for this grandma
Zena Jenkins' 10 grandchildren keep her moving at a pretty fast pace. The stock car she races regularly at Highland Rim Speedway keeps her moving at an even faster pace.
Six Counties Under Flash Flood Warning
SKY WATCH WEATHER: The National Weather Service in Nashville has issued a Flash Flood Warning for Cheatham County, eastern Montgomery County, northern Davidson County, northern Dickson County, Robertson County and western Sumner County in middle Tennessee until 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
Unemployment drops in most counties, flat in Davidson
Unemployment decreased in most Tennessee counties in March, but remained flat in Davidson County, the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development announced today.
News briefs: Drug Take Back Day is Saturday
A Drug Take Back Day will be held on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Walgreens at the intersection of Main Street and Stratton Boulevard in Ashland City.
Changes coming to EMA, 911 departments
Growth in the Cheatham County 911 department has prompted officials to seek extra space.
Crime news: Home invasion reported in AC
A home invasion was reported on Valley View Street in Ashland City on April 14. Ashland City police chief Marc Coulon said the female homeowner was inside her residence when two men entered about 6 a.m. The suspects broke into the woman's home and took her purse.
Curtis: FEMA denies school flood claim
Cheatham County director of schools Stan Curtis said the Federal Emergency Management Agency has denied a $54,000 claim related to the May 2010 flood and is requesting that the school district pay back the money it received from the agency.