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Since 1922, Shriners Hospitals have served more than 1.5 million children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, cleft lips and palates, and other special conditions, in 26 specialty hospitals
Fall is in the air, and even though chilly temperatures are forecasted for Tuesday, Trousdale County kids are still gearing up to hit the town for long-awaited confectionary treats.
Opponents of a proposed ordinance that would regulate new commercial construction within Hartsville’s urban district took a victory lap at the Trousdale County Commission meeting on Monday night as the
With the push to bring new business to Hartsville, parents of young children will now have a new option for buying children’s essentials in town.
The return of the Goose Gala on Saturday night was an event to remember as guests dined and danced the night away.
The inauguration of two new community service awards took place at the Goose Gala on Saturday night as the Ray Miller Citizen of the Year Award and the Etheridge Parker,
With the push to bring new business to Hartsville, parents of young children will now have a new option for buying children’s essentials in town.
The Hartsville-Trousdale County Chamber of Commerce has named life-long Hartsville resident Robert Thurman as the 2023 Hartsville Christmas Parade grand marshal.
When 7-year-old Bo Langford decided to donate some of his stuffed animals to the Trousdale County Sheriff’s Department last year, he learned that giving to others who are facing difficult
By: Roxanne Lambert
On Nov. 1, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Office of Public Affairs announced that former state corrections officer Kenan Lister was sentenced to two years in prison after pleading
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