ConAgra Foods Inc. will close the Odom’s Tennessee Pride sausage factory in Dickson in the fall of 2021, putting about 350 workers out of a job, according to a news report that cited a company statement.

A Dickson man accused of killing a couple and setting their home on fire nearly five years ago went on trial last week.

A U-turn at College and Main streets in downtown Dickson might not sound like a good idea, but until the most recent city council meeting it was legal.

Dickson’s Tennessee College of Applied Technology students put their design skills to work by creating a challenge coin for State Rep. Mary Littleton.

Employees at two Dickson markets received citations and the owners will face hearings for allegedly selling alcohol to underage informants during a compliance sweep conducted by the Dickson Police Department, the city announced.

Over a six-month period in 2019, there was an average of one car crash every two days on a segment of Highway 46 in Dickson, 88 wrecks in all, according to a staff memo to the City Council.

Just as a new year rings in resolutions by some people to change something in their lives, it also frequently brings new state laws.

As Ted Williams and his business partners were raising capital in 1999 to start a bank in Dickson, they were brainstorming names for it. They were also dreaming up ways to make a splash when they opened the first branch.

The trial date for the man accused of killing Dickson County sheriff’s Sgt. Daniel Baker has been postponed until August.

The event building at the non-profit community center in Cumberland Furnace is closed for repairs, and trustees are seeking volunteers and $20,000 in donations to get it open again.

The City of Dickson Senior Center held its first square dancing class last month.

The 2019-2020 White Bluff Elementary School ended the last week of school in December as students received recognition for some achievements.

A new outdoors program produced by the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency debuts on the Dickson Local Access Cable Channel in January.

Imagine the team you’re rooting for is losing by 13 points and the game clock is slowly churning down.

The third annual observance of the national Wreaths Across America ceremony was held at Dickson’s Union Cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 14. The Gideon Carr chapter of the DAR and the Dickson County Historical and Genealogical Society sponsored the observance. More than 300 wreaths were placed on …

U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Josh Ferguson and his family celebrated the dedication of their custom-built, mortgage-free home last month.

The Dickson Police Department is searching for two suspects who robbed a Pizza Hut late Monday night, according to an announcement from the city.

Dickson resident Jimmy Jennings has retired as a battalion chief with the Franklin Fire Department after 25 years.

After 16 years of service to Dickson County, Rhonda Tidwell Adams is stepping down as the county’s director of tourism.

Police swarmed a house in Cheatham County on Christmas and arrested the man accused of fatally stabbing two victims, including a brother of San Francisco 49ers quarterback C.J. Beathard, outside of a Nashville bar days earlier.

Growing up in Madisonville, Ky., Paul Pitney began swimming at the YMCA pool in the town about 100 miles north of Dickson when he was 6 years old.

A Humphreys County man was arrested in White Bluff earlier this year and charged with DUI for the fifth time, according to a recent indictment filed in Dickson County Circuit Court.

TriStar Horizon Medical Center now offers a robotic surgical program that will enable doctors to perform some procedures with less pain, reduced scarring and shorter hospital stays.

The driver of a pickup truck that sideswiped a disabled 18-wheeler on the shoulder of Interstate 40 and then crashed into a tree has been indicted for driving while intoxicated in the wreck that killed his son and his son’s girlfriend.