Virus claims 25th Haywood Countian
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—While there are fewer active cases of Coronavirus in Haywood County today, according ...
Rebuilding emergency volunteerism—a little at a time
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Haywood County Commissioners have worked out a perk for volunteer firefighters and rescue squad ...
Budget committee taking up fire request for new money
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—What about that request for money from the county’s fire department? Chief David ...
Hit and run driver still not identified
BROWNSVILE, Tenn.—Brownville Police Chief Barry Diebold says the driver of the car that struck ...
One trapped in car–Highway 54 North wreck
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—They weren’t seriously injured, but one person had to be freed from a ...
Haywood Company expanded—new workers—new investment
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Teknor Apex, we know it as Haywood Company, is growing in Brownsville. The ...
Regulating chicken houses—Livingston proposes—planners say leave it alone
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—As Tyson Foods gets closer to operating its new chicken processing plant in ...
Regional planning group to discuss CAFOs this evening
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—The county’s regional planning group meets this evening. It’s an important session, too. ...
Pedestrian hit by car dies—police seeking driver
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Brownsville Police Chief Barry Diebold says investigators are continuing to look for the ...
Covid deaths—now two-dozen in Haywood County
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Covid 19 has claimed another life in Haywood County according to the Tennessee ...
Haywood’s Covid numbers correct—Mayor Livingston says no
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Haywood County Mayor David Livingston is disputing Covid-19 data released within the last ...
Police looking for hit-and-run driver—victim critically injured
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn.—Robert Jones, 72, has been identified as the man struck by a hit-and-run ...
Youth and parents can learn to hunt
Get into the great outdoors as a family this October with Hunting and Fishing ...
Man hit by car early Tuesday
Brownsville Police have identified the man who was struck by a car early Tuesday ...
SWHRA pushing forward on new Head Start facility
Although the work may not be visible to the public yet, Southwest Human Resource ...
Crestview to continue limiting visitation as other facilities open up
As the State of Tennessee slightly relaxes its policies regarding visitations at nursing homes ...
Library receives grants for technology upgrades and COVID-related needs
Secretary of State Tre Hargett and State Senator Dolores Gresham visited Brownsville Friday, October ...
EARLY VOTING STARTS NEXT WEEK
Next week, on Wednesday, October 14, polling will begin in the presidential election. From ...
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