Grieving Through Grace is a new book by Jamie Dickerson of Bell Buckle and has been released by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc. more

On Wednesday, July 31, Bedford County Health Council held a Red Sand Project event on the historic Bedford County Courthouse grounds on the square. Bedford County Mayor Chad Graham presented a proclamation recognizing July 28-August 3 as Human Trafficking Awareness Week. more

The Rover community is actively participating in County meetings regarding a potential rezoning of the former Carlton General Store property. See full story in the 8-1 issue of the T-G. Call 931-684-1200 for an online and or print subscription. more

The 118th annual Wartrace Horse Show kicks off 6 p.m. Saturday at Jernigan Field. more

The City of Shelbyville sponsored a ribbon cutting for new ammunition factory, Boro Bullets, on Wednesday. The company is located in the former Jensen Pencil Factory building. more

Despite the heat, hundreds gathered outside the new Cartwright Elementary School off Fairfield Pike on Thursday evening for the official ribbon cutting and dedication. more

Shelbyville Police Department has released that the human remains found on Old Nashville Dirt Road on July 8th have been positively identified as missing juvenile Maria Lucas Gaspar. more

Update: Halt in the Preserve at Lexington Cove PUD Development by City Council. more

Shelbyville City Council discussed several items at Tuesday night’s study session, including an “exceptional” PUD and departmental purchasing items. But by far the strongest comments were in regard to recent accusations made against the City by Shane Hooper of Shelbyville-Bedford Partnership. more

Mike Alsup has retired as Shelbyville Parks and Recreation Director. He leaves behind a legacy but also leaves behind the management of the H.V. Griffin Park Expansion, which is still on the table for the next director. more

CITY RECEIVES MUNICIPAL LEAGUE AWARD KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Downtowns often serve as the beating heart of a community, and officials in Shelbyville have made dedicated efforts to ensure their downtown continues to not just survive but thrive. more

Keith Davis was sworn in Tuesday evening as the commissioner for the 7th District. He will replace Julie Sanders, who resigned, effective June 7. She has relocated out of state. more

We can’t help falling in love with all things Bell Buckle and RC and MoonPie the 3rd Saturday in June. And this year, oh do we have some fun planned like you’ve never seen before! more

Shelbyville records yet another homicide. Nicole Burk has been arrested and charged with criminal homicide. Two have been arrested for a shooting behind the carnival on Madison Street this week. more

Summer Learning students from East Side Elementary School toured the historic courthouse on Thursday, May 30. more

Mary Tim Cook, a retired local educator, has been honored by the Boy Scouts of America. Read about her much-deserved honor in the June 6 edition of the Times-Gazette. more

Elijah Bobo had a serious truck accident in March. But he bravely walked with cane to the podium and received his graduation diploma last Friday night at Cascade High School. Read more about Elijah's story in Thursday's Times-Gazette. which can be found at many locations in Shelbyville or is available by print and or online subscription by calling Renee at 931-684-1200. more

United Veterans Council of Bedford County held a Memorial Day program today on the historic square. Col. Joe Miller, retired, was guest speaker. more

Bedford County Historical Society recently presented its Poplin Memorial History Award at each of the county’s three public high schools in memory of the late Richard Poplin, long-time county historian, writer for the Shelbyville Times-Gazette, and charter member of the Historical Society. more

Raymond A. Smith of Shelbyville awaits his murder sentence after a jury found him guilty last week of first-degree murder of Sarah Angelina Johnson. more