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By: SHARON ALICE LURIE
Dolly Parton, often and fondly referred to as the Queen of Country, died Aug. 25 after a brief bout with cancer. She left a huge hole in the hearts of friends, loved ones and fans alike with so many seeking opportunities to honor the late icon. Known as much for her philanthropy as her musical talent or acting skills, Parton […]
By: SHARON ALICE LURIE
Dozens gathered at a property in northern Dickson County on Friday, Sept. 25, for a Walls of Honor Ceremony dedicating a mortgage-free, custom-built smart home for U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews and his wife and fellow veteran Victoria. The home is being built by the Gary Sinise Foundation (GSF), which has spent 15 years supporting first responders and injured […]
By: SHARON ALICE LURIE
The City of Dickson Parks and Recreation Department is excited to announce the return of the Touch-a-Truck Fly-In event happening this Saturday, Oct. 3 at the Dickson County Municipal Airport. The free event, a favorite since 2005, allows all ages to see vehicles up close that provide transportation and protection to the community. With the event held a the airport, […]
By: SHARON ALICE LURIE
The COVID-19 pandemic was a turning point for many occupationally, and one of those turns brought entrepreneur and longtime Dickson County residents Jimi and Dolores Tickle to their latest chapter — a new vibe for the Dickson music scene. The Feedback Music Lounge in downtown Dickson jams to the sounds of Jimi's punk band Death of a Union and cinematic […]
The COVID-19 pandemic was a turning point for many occupationally, and one of those turns brought entrepreneur and longtime Dickson County residents Jimi a
By: SHARON ALICE LURIE
A corrections officer from Clarksville will have his own day in court next month after his arrest for a theft in Joelton. Tennessee Department of Correctio
By: SHARON ALICE LURIE
Former Dickson County sheriff Jeff Bledsoe filed a federal lawsuit Oct. 9, against the Tennessee Sheriff's Association and two of its officials, alleging he was fired in retaliation for reporting illegal activities. Bledsoe filed the complaint in U.S. District Court, Middle Tennessee Division, against the association, its president, Russell Barker, and its vice president, Mike Van Dyke. The lawsuit alleges […]
By: SHARON ALICE LURIE
Dickson County Sheriff's Office Capt. Andy Davis will retire Friday, Oct. 30, after more than 30 years in law enforcement. Originally from Charlotte, Davis joined the DCSO reserve in 1994 to see if it was a good fit, then was hired full-time in 1995 during Sheriff Tom Wall's term. He served in patrol, spent 16 years in criminal investigations, and […]
By: Dickson Post, SHARON ALICE LURIE
Several hundred people poured through One19: Downtown Dickson on Saturday, Oct. 17 for the 2026 Oktoberfest celebration, which featured German food and music from acts including JillFM and Aaron Sizemore Band. Rita Jenkins, of Dickson, was one of the attendees and said, "I think it just brings the community together." One19 co-owner Morgan Kincaid Chandler agreed, adding, "There's always a […]
Pleasant View will go to the polls again to decide on a sales tax increase — the fourth time the referendum has appeared on the ballot. The Tuesday, Nov. 3
