The first newspaper in Hardeman County appeared in 1829 and was called the Bolivar Palladium. Others that followed were the Bolivar Herald; the Sentinel in 1839; the Bolivar Free Press and Farmer’s Herald, which was edited in 1835 by James B. Walker; and the West Tennessee Democrat, which was founded in 1845 by John J. Neely. This publication continued until the Civil War. All of these were the forerunners of the Bolivar Bulletin-Times.
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Media Name | Bolivar Bulletin Times |
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Media Type | Newspaper |
Language | English |
Location | Bolivar, Tennessee |
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Front Page URL | https://www.bulletintimesnews.com/ |
About Page URL | https://www.bulletintimesnews.com/history-bolivar-bulletin-times |
Contact Page URL | https://www.bulletintimesnews.com/contact |
RSS Feed URL | https://www.bulletintimesnews.com/rss.xml |
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Facebook URL | https://www.facebook.com/bulletin.times |
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Contacts | |
Name | Darrell |
darrell@wmodradio.com | |
Phone | +1 (731) 658-7328 |
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editor@hardemancountyjournal.com | |
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