Pick up the June 18 issue of the Hartsville Vidette to read the latest Chamber of Commerce news, views from Pettus Read, the editor's "Bemusings," and more!
NEWS
Chumley pleads guilty to official misconduct Kim Chumley, former chair of the Trousdale County Board of Education, pleaded guilty Monday in a Trousdale County court to one felony count of official misconduct and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Under the terms of a plea agreement made with the state, she will serve four years' probation. By LIZ FERRELL, Managing Editor
County Commission to fill seat vacated by Chumley Trousdale County School Board Chair Kim Chumley formally submitted her resignation to Director of Schools Clint Satterfield last week, according to Satterfield.
David Wilhoite named interim CEO at Sumner Regional Health Systems GALLATIN, Tenn. (June 12, 2009) -- The Board of Directors of Sumner Regional Health Systems (SRHS) today announced that David Wilhoite will serve as interim chief executive officer of SRHS and hospital administrator of Sumner Regional Medical Center while a search for a new top administrator is undertaken. William T. Sugg, who served in that capacity, is stepping aside, effective immediately. Staff Reports
BZA turns down exception for ATV/Motorcross park At a special called meeting Monday night, the Hartsville/Trousdale County Board of Zoning Appeals rejected a request for permission to build a motorcross track for all-terrain vehicles at 23 Lick Creek Road.
By LIZ FERRELL, Managing Editor
July 4th Music in the Park adds red wagon parade, picnic table decorating competition Hartsville's eighth annual Music in the Park celebration promises to be better than ever this year. This year's event, sponsored as always by the Trousdale County Band Boosters, will boast two new competitions – a red wagon parade and a picnic table decorating contest.
By LIZ FERRELL, Managing Editor
An era in Hartsville history closes with The Jacket’s Nest Trousdale County residents reacted first with disbelief, then with sadness, as news spread Monday of the sudden closing of The Yellow Jacket’s Nest, one of Hartsville’s most popular and enduring family restaurants. By LIZ FERRELL, Managing Editor
SPORTS
Yellow Jacket track season sets new records The Trousdale County track season came to a close in the Middle Tennessee Sectional Finals at David Lipscomb High School on May 14. By JERRY RICHMOND, Hartsville Sports Writer
About Us
Media Kit The Lebanon Democrat was founded in 1888 and continues to be the primary communicator of news in Wilson County. The Lebanon Democrat is published daily, Monday through Saturday and is traditionally an award winning newspaper.
