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Honoring a legacy of service:

Joseph Elbert “Joe” Hurd March 22, 1942-November 8, 2026 Joseph Elbert “Joe” Hurd was born March 22, 1942 to the late Fred Byron Hurd and Annie Kathryn Kaler Craddock. Mr. Hurd …

Savannah Cemetery Walking Tour is Oct. 24

The Savannah Cemetery Walking Tour, organized by members of Hardin County Convention & Visitors Bureau and Savannah Arts Commission, is Saturday, October 24, from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. There will be …

Voices of Savannah named Hardin County ‘Community Star’

Hardin County Mayor, left, is with members of Voices of Savannah, from left, Director Deborah Shaw, William Sparks, Mersadey Killough and Jeffrey Davis when the organization was named Hardin County …
More Local News
Early voting begins in Hardin County
Early voting for the November 3 election began on October 14, and continues through October 29, providing voters with a convenient opportunity to cast their ballot before Election Day. Kim Melson, …
Back to school giveaway event is “all about nutrition”
Sisters Impacting Savannah (SIS) is inviting the community to their 9th Annual Back to School Explosion this weekend. “This event is our way of investing in the future of our community by ensuring …
Don’t miss Hardin County’s biggest July 4th bash
Hardin County is ringing in the Fourth of July with not one, but three explosive fireworks celebrations — all part of the nationwide America 250 commemoration of our nation’s 250th birthday! This …

Savannah Chapter BB of the P.E.O. Sisterhood

Kately Martindale with Joyce Ashe.

Savannah Chapter BB of the P.E.O. (Philanthropic Educational Organization) Sisterhood was proud to sponsor three scholarships for graduating seniors in Hardin and McNairy Counties this year. Mary Jay …

The Hardin County Board of Education approved a final contract for new Director of Schools Stephen Johnson at a two-part meeting Monday night, as well as a proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal and school year 2026-2027, with the budget to now be presented to the Hardin County Commission.
Sports

Hitmen shoot well and post excellent results at SCTP State Tourney

HCHS Hitmen l-r: Jacey Fielder wearing her individual medal, Owen Stanfill holding the Doubles Trap Championship Trophy, Jordan Lambert holding the HOA Runner-Up Trophy, Colby Smith holding the …
HCHS Hitmen l-r: Baze Roten, Levi Hurt, James Lewis, and Lilly Patterson get together for a nice group picture during recent competition.

HC Hitmen compete in TNSCTP Regional Tournaments

The Hardin County Hitmen from both Hardin County Middle and Hardin County High Schools joined tons of others from all around West Tennessee for TNSCTP Regional Tournament action in three shooting disciplines: Sporting Clays, Trap, and Skeet.

Thanks for the Memories Coaches Danny and Janice!!

Avery Burks is congratulated by Coaches Danny and Janice after Janice presented Avery with the last Track blanket like she gave to all of the Track athletes that competed at the State Meet. …

25th Annual TWRA Free Fishing Rodeo

The 25th Annual TWRA Free Fishing Rodeo is scheduled for Saturday, June 6 from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m.

AHS Lady Cards gave it their all in State Softball Tournament

The Adamsville Lady Cardinal Softball squad loaded up on a bus and headed to Murfreesboro Monday afternoon, May 18 in preparation of playing their first game in the 2026 TSSAA Class AA State Softball Tournament the next afternoon.

First pitch honors

Former AHS Lady Cardinal Softball player threw the cermonial first pitch for the Adamsville home softball game against Hollow Rock-Bruceton

HCHS Basketball player honored

HCHS senior named to the Jackson Sun's "All West Tennessee" boys basketball team.
Education
HCHS radio station wins big at state competition
Hardin County's High School's Tiger Radio program wins Skills USA championship for the 10th year in a row
Hardin County High School seniors awarded more than $2 million in scholarships
Hardin County High School hosted its annual awards day on Friday, May 1
Students lend their insight to issues facing public education
Hardin County students stated their views on public issues in Tennessee at the TBSA last month.
Life changing scholarships for three area students
The Pickwick Packaging Corporation of America awarded full-ride scholarships to three local students on Monday, April 20.
New York Times best-selling children’s author visits Hardin County
#1 NYT best-selling children's author encourages Hardin County students to pursue their dreams.
Obituaries
Joseph Elbert “Joe” Hurd
Joseph Elbert “Joe” Hurd was born March 22, 1942 to the late Fred Byron Hurd and Annie Kathryn Kaler Craddock. Mr. Hurd honorably served his country in the United States Air Force, enlisting in …
Samantha Nicole Collins
Samantha Nicole Collins, 35, passed from this life on Friday, October 30, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of love, laughter, and cherished memories. Samantha was beautiful, brilliant, bubbly, and …
James Christopher Lee
James Christopher Lee, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, son, brother, and friend departed this life on November 5, 2026, in Counce, Tennessee. Born on January 28, 1969, in …
Nadine Tune Hinton, 98
Nadine Tune Hinton, 98, died on Saturday, November 7, in Waterloo, Alabama. She was born in Hardin County, the daughter of the late John Henry and Irla Bell Craven Tune. She was united in marriage to …
Clarence Eugene Boysel Sr.
Clarence Eugene Boysel Sr., of Savannah, was born in Columbus, Ohio on January 13, 1949, the son of the late Frederick William and Nellie Mae Casto Boysel. On November 5, 1971 he was united in …
Faith

LISTEN TO WHAT THE ANGELS SAY

Mary and Joseph had not come together yet as husband and wife before the Christ child was born. Mary was a young virgin girl. It was Gabriel, an angel, that came to Mary to tell her that she would …

No matter what the negative naysayers declare about the absence of the love of God, do not allow these dark imaginations to be absorbed into your conscience. Let us accept the fact that after God …

Pride Month: How to Help Prevent Suicide by Being an Ally

Each June,  we recognize Pride Month, an occasion to acknowledge and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Members of the LGBTQ+ community, however, are still disproportionately at risk for suicide …

Entertainment
Dreamweavers announces the cast of its summer musical “Into the Woods”
DreamWeavers is thrilled to announce our sensational summer musical cast for its upcoming beloved show, “Into the Woods.”
‘Dancing their troubles away’
Dancing is for all ages
Enjoy a “good ol’ time,” at Hardin County’s Hee Haw Show next weekend
Have fun with the whole family while supporting a worthy cause.
Opinion
Support of community newspapers matter.
I’ll be 65 soon and am working. Must I enroll in Medicare?
My family just got back from a trip to Orlando with my mother and aunt. We had the bright idea to rent a 15-passenger van for the trip. It ultimately did save money on gas and such, and it definitely …
Web Extras
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SBD reports on five Thanksgiving NFL statistical anomalies, highlighting remarkable performances, odd trends, and historical records from Turkey Day games.
The Thanksgiving NFL archive: 5 statistical anomalies that defy decades of football logic
SBD reports on five Thanksgiving NFL statistical anomalies, highlighting remarkable performances, odd trends, and historical records from Turkey Day games.
5 ways to manage minor aches and pains to keep running this fall
(BPT) - Fall is arguably one of the best seasons for running. The crisp, cool air brings runners a much-needed reprieve after a summer of sweaty miles and serves as a reminder to make the most of the …
American AI Models Must Become the Global Default
American AI Models Must Become the Global Default
(NewsUSA) - Leadership in artificial intelligence may come down to adoption: technological leadership matters only if American AI becomes the default choice for governments, companies, and …
4 retro-fueled room designs for fresh inspiration today
Houzz reports on four retro-inspired room designs blending past styles with modern touches, showcasing 1920s Art Deco, 1950s charm, 1960s Space Age, and vibrant 1990s aesthetics.