A total of 23 Trousdale County High School (TCHS) students participated, with 21 attending in person, at the 2026 Tennessee Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Leadership Conference at the Chattanooga Convention Center in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
April 19-25: National Library Week 鈥 The theme for the week is Find Your Library Joy! This nationwide celebration is sponsored by the American Library Association and highlights the essential role libraries play in fostering community, literacy and free access to information. Be sure to stop…
NC 5 Anchor Carrie Sharp visits Hartsville
Local students place in Jr. High Division
Downtown Hartsville was filled with food, drink, music, a pie walk and shopping at the first Petals & Pies event on Saturday, April 11.
The center is located at 270 Marlene Street in Hartsville and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, call 615-374-1102. Transportation to and from the center is now offered to members.
Help support the Trousdale County High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) at their fundraising event, Super Saturday Car Show, Saturday, April 18 from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. at the high school, 262 West McMurry Blvd. Vendors, food trucks and live entertainment are also part of the line …
The library is located at 211 White Oak Street and is offering a variety of activities in April.
The Community Pregnancy Center (CPC) in Hartsville has supported women and families trying to navigate the challenges of unplanned pregnancies since 2017.
Nearly two dozen Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) students from Trousdale County High School (TCHS) attended the annual FBLA State Leadership Conference at the Chattanooga Convention Center in Chattanooga, April 6-9.
The Hydration Challenge began on Monday, April 6. The challenge is presented by the Trousdale County Litter Program. See Jessi for more details!
Monday, April 13: Chicken tenders, baked potato, green beans, garlic cheddar biscuit.
Monday, April 13: Chicken tenders, baked potato, green beans and roll.
Tech Goes Home Tennessee computer class is back with instructor Edgar Malone. Classes begin April 11 (five three-hour classes). When classes are complete, participants receive a new computer. For questions, email tclearnit@gmail.com. An online enrollment form can be completed on the library鈥…
The library is located at 211 White Oak Street and is offering a variety of activities in April.
Taste of Easter sampling event will be held at Hartsville Foodland, 106 McMurry Blvd., East from 1 p.m. 鈥 3 p.m. The vendor showcase will include specialities from T & T Lemonade, Bobbie鈥檚 Sweet Treat, The Village Sourdough, Cake & Company and 5 Ponies Cookies. The Easter Bunny will …
Ray Russell is announcing his candidacy for another four-year term as Trousdale County鈥檚 Sheriff.
After a combined 35 years of public service, Trousdale County Sheriff鈥檚 Department veterans Lt. Don Coker (17 years) and Jail Administrator Michael Stafford (18 years) are retiring.
J & M Rental Solutions, LLC, 297 West McMurry Blvd., celebrated a Ribbon-Cutting and Grand Opening on Wednesday, March 25 with members of the Trousdale County Chamber of Commerce and community. J & M Rental Solutions, LLC, is offering a Grand Opening special 鈥 first three months for …
The Tennessee Veterinary Medical Association (TVMA) is proud to formally announce the full seating of its Executive Board for the 2026-2027 term.
The 鈥淓aster Hare鈥 (Osterhase), was believed to lay colorful eggs, which were hidden in gardens for children to find. The tradition began in the late 16th century and German immigrants brought the custom to America in the 1700鈥檚.Today, egg hunts are tradition at Easter family dinners and are …
The 2026 Season of the Trousdale County Saddle Club kicks off on Friday, April 10 at The Ole Red Arena located at 75 Sleepy Hollow Lane in Hartsville.
Monday, April 13: Popcorn chicken, garlic mashed potatoes, green peas, steamed carrots, roll.
Visit the Fred A. Vaught Memorial Library, located at 211 White Oak Street, for a spring themed novel or a how to book on gardening, landscaping or a DIY project.
If you can鈥檛 find something to do at the Trousdale County Senior Center, we bet you aren鈥檛 looking hard enough. The center is located at 270 Marlene Street in Hartsville and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, call 615-374-1102. Transportation to and fro…
Jim Satterfield Middle School 7th Grade Science Fair winners Paisley Towns, 3rd Place; Overall Winner, Lena McCall; Kendra Adcock, 1st Place; and Farmer Gregory, 2nd Place. The science fair was sponsored by the UT Extension-Trousdale County.
Trousdale County Anti-Rabies Clinic, Saturday, March 28 at various locations. Vaccines are $13 per cat or dog. Clinic locations as follows: Cato Community, Dixon Creek Fellowship Center from 8-8:45 p.m.; Beech Grove Community, Old School, from 9-9:30 a.m.; Willard/Templow Community, Willow G…
The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine will welcome the public back for its popular Open House for the first time since 2019 on Saturday, April 11, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Magnolia Companies hosted a Dig N Zone Day at their Castalian Springs location on Saturday, March 21. From toddlers to adults, over 600 people visited what the Magnolia鈥檚 team hopes will become an annual event.
The Battle of Guilford Courthouse was fought on March 15, 1781, in Greensboro, North Carolina during the Revolutionary War. This engagement is reported to be the largest battle of the Revolutionary War鈥檚 Southern Campaign. While it was declared a British victory as they held the field at the…
The TCHS Top Ten are as follows: Brenna Michele Matthews (10); Westin Lee Dennis (9); Dylan Tyler Kennedy (8); Merceah Belle Lee (8); Zoey Samantha Vaughn (6); Noah Riley Peace (5) and Hunter Nikohl Cothron (not pictured) (5); Anna C. Towns (4) and Levi Thomas Ellis (not pictured) (4); Evely…
Perhaps it鈥檚 easy to believe that small choices in life don鈥檛 matter. The concept of whether all our choices and value alignments write our history, or legacy, is a personal reflection each of us decides to consider or ignore.
After a successful year of promoting the Arts in Trousdale County, the Hartsville Arts Council is back at it for the new year.
If you can鈥檛 find something to do at the Trousdale County Senior Center, we bet you aren鈥檛 looking hard enough. The center is located at 270 Marlene Street in Hartsville and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. For more information, call 615-374-1102. Transportation to and fro…
Election Note: The Hartsville Vidette will run one announcement for all candidates appearing on Trousdale County ballots. Candidates should email their announcement to gduncan@hartsvillevidette.com. Announcements should be no more than 400 words and include a one-column headshot. To be publi…
If you are a Farmers Market Vendor, there is a 2026 Tennessee Farmers Market Vendor Bootcamp Webinar series offered by UT Extension Institute of Agriculture.
Clay Miller and Kevin Doyle entertained members of the Historical Society with Irish and Scottish tunes celebrating St. Patrick鈥檚 Day a wee bit in advance of the day. The duo are also restoring the local historic train depot. A video of the restoration process can be viewed on the Trousdale …
Proud parents, staff and students gathered in the Trousdale County High School (TCHS) auditorium on Wednesday, March 18 to formally recognize the Class of 2025-2026 Honors and Scholars and Superlatives.聽
The Trousdale County FCA banquet was held Tuesday, March 3. Coach Kevin Creasy was the guest speaker and the FCA State Director Brian Harrell was also present. Coach Creasy has nine Tennessee State Football Championships under his belt, with three of those championships won in Trousdale County.
Which variety of vegetable, herb or flower will grow best in my garden? That is a tough question to answer in Tennessee given all the different regions and climates throughout the state.
The TCHS Honors students for 2025-2026, from left, Thomas Wyatt Byrd, Alton Joseph Day, Westin Lee Dennis, Kaleb Randall Featherston, Damien Chase Hamilton, Dylan Tyler Kennedy, Blayden Ray Landry, Merceah Belle Lee, Alivia Grace Livingston, Brenna Michele Matthews, Noah Riley Peace, Ethan J…
Pictured are the TCHS Scholars students for 2025-2026: Natalie Anderson, Tifanis Alexandra Arias, Leah Banks, Devon Michael Barnes, Juliet Barragan-Flores, Isabella Cardenas-Martinez, Faith Caton, Aaron Emillio Crocco, Jazmyne Dunn, Gage Mitchel Farley, Nelli Garcia, Roberto Garza-Ramos, Col…
Shake off last week鈥檚 cold weather and SPRING into Fred A. Vaught Memorial Library, located at 211 White Oak Street, for a spring-themed novel or a how-to book on gardening, landscaping or a DIY project.
The Hartsville Backpack Program for families with children food distribution will take place on Saturday, March 21, from 9-11 a.m. at 250 W. McMurry Blvd.
Local Services: Tuesday 6 p.m., AA, First Baptist Church, 773 East McMurry Blvd., Hartsville. Call 615-374-2941 for more information.
Trousdale County Transportation Director Tim Will and Director of Schools Jennifer Cothron recently recognized June Aldana for 50 years of dedicated service in the Trousdale County School District. Aldana鈥檚 work with the district has included driving a school bus and working with students.
Vol Fire Department completes training
If you can鈥檛 find something to do at the Trousdale County Senior Center, we bet you aren鈥檛 looking hard enough. The center is located at 270 Marlene Street in Hartsville and is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m.
Spring is just around the corner. Visit the Fred A. Vaught Memorial Library, located at 211 White Oak Street, for a spring themed novel or a how to book on gardening, landscaping or a DIY project.
Wilson Bank & Trust sponsored three students, Carolina Urick, Kendal Guffey and Leilani Campbell, to attend 4-H Congress March 7-11. Tennessee鈥檚 4-H Congress is considered one of the state鈥檚 premier 4-H events and is held at the State Capitol in Nashville.
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