Nashville is among the final four cities being considered by the Republican National Committee to host the 2024 national convention.
Reforming the state’s K-12 education funding system and approving redistricting plans are among the top items to be addressed by state lawmakers returning to the Tennessee Capitol next week.
Six more sports gambling operators could be added to the eight already operating in the state, Tennessee Sports Wagering Advisory Council Executive Director Mary Beth Thomas said last week.
Editor’s Note: The Cheatham County Exchange runs one free announcement for all candidates appearing on our local election ballots. Candidates: Please email your announcement to news@cheathamcountyexchange.com. Announcements should be no more than 600 words and please include a headshot.
Sounds paying homage to the struggle to attain the American ideal of freedom will resound inside the Schermerhorn in mid-January.
A program offering free airline vouchers to out-of-state tourists has drawn fewer than one-quarter of the anticipated travel bookings, and cost the state more than $1 million, with little demonstrated economic impact.
A program offering free airline vouchers to out-of-state tourists has drawn fewer than one-quarter of the anticipated travel bookings, and cost the state more than $1 million, with little demonstrated economic impact.
The trial date for Erika Castro-Miles, charged with first-degree murder in the 2018 death of Dickson County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Daniel Baker, has been set for May 3, 2022.
The Nashville Songwriters Association International, in partnership with Regions Bank, has announced the dates for the 30th annual Tin Pan South Songwriters Festival.
Highway 70 in Dickson and Cheatham counties will reopen today at 5 p.m., according to a news release from the Tennessee Department of Transportation.
Longtime Dickson County residents Billy Joe and Sabrina Spann spent last Saturday afternoon both surveying their losses and counting their blessings.
“Whisperin” Bill Anderson’s legacy was shouted from the rooftops at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum recently.
Steven Wiggins was sentenced Monday evening for the non-capital components of his murder of Dickson County Sheriff’s Office Sgt. Daniel Baker in May 2018.
The Tennessee legislature's two special sessions last month cost taxpayers nearly $245,000.
The Antiques & Garden Show of Nashville, one of the largest antiques and horticultural events in the country, makes its return Feb. 11-13, 2022, at Music City Center in downtown Nashville. Keynoting the event is entrepreneur, bestselling author and Emmy Award-winning television show host Martha Stewart.
Last week the Dickson City Finance and Management Committee examined a draft of two food truck ordinance proposals drawn up by Mayor Don L. Weiss’ office.
Hog Heaven restaurant owner Linda Gentry is trying to determine if she can reopen the popular White Bluff barbecue restaurant she opened with her late husband, Lawrence, 30 years ago after it was destroyed in a fire last Thursday.
Longtime Dickson County resident Judy Beasley has always been diligent about her annual breast cancer mammograms.
Johnny Cash got it wrong when he said there ain’t no good chain gang. If you’ve been to a Dickson County High School home football game in the past 50 years, then you know what a good one looks like.
The Dickson Save-a-Lot grocery store at 546 Highway 46 South has closed, company spokesperson Sarah Griffin said.
The Dickson City Council addressed two rezoning requests for planned unit developments at its Oct. 18 meeting.
Dickson Elementary School ESL teacher Debbie Fuller plans to retire in December after 31 years as a teacher.
David Cole has been a member of the Dickson Police Department for the last 26 years and served in the Navy.
Lonesome Cabin, located at Lonesome Historic Site in Burns, is scheduled to undergo its first major renovation in about 60 years when work on the 201-year-old cabin begins next spring, according to Gail Jones, the president of Friends of Lonesome Historic Site.
Dickson Mayor Don L. Weiss Jr. said he plans to present the Finance and Management Committee with two options to allow food trucks in the city at its Nov. 15 meeting.
At Part I of the Dickson City Council’s October meeting, the council unanimously approved the continuation of a community fund for COVID-19 assistance and rejected bids for construction of a new fire station.
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