Local News in Bartlett, Tennessee news and community updates from Bartlett, Tennessee.
Bartlett's first fully inclusive playground anchors a $1.5 million Shadowlawn Park makeover, and the parks director says the city is targeting the west side for its next one.
Bartlett's Board of Mayor and Aldermen meets Tuesday, Nov. 10, to consider a $5.68 million pipe purchase for a Fletcher Creek sewer storage tank and a rewritten YMCA lease tied to a state-funded summer outdoor project.
The Bartlett City Schools board's Nov. 12 work session agenda includes a first reading of revised Policy 1031 on recruiting a superintendent and a Tennessee School Boards Association search contract.
The Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce will cut the ribbon Tuesday, Nov. 17, at a new Panda Express at 8030 U.S. 64, the former Colton's Steak House site.
BCS announced its 2026-27 Teacher of the Year winners and Principal of the Year. Mary Cartwright, Sara Ann Black and Kelly Szczepanski took the teacher honors; Brennan Harrison of Altruria Elementary is Principal of the Year.
On Nov. 2, the Planning Commission unanimously approved splitting a four-acre Germantown Road lot into two homesites and a 4,000-square-foot storage building for Bartlett Baptist Church.
Campbell Clinic plans to open a physical therapy clinic at 2841 Kirby Whitten Road in Bartlett in December 2026, in the former O'Reilly Auto Parts building next to Aldi.
Challenger Cindy Cromwell beat incumbent Alderman Robert Griffin for Position 2, while Aldermen Brad King and David Reaves won new terms, according to unofficial Shelby County Election Commission results.
Site work has started on Union Depot 1st Addition, the 387-unit mixed-use project at Highway 70 and Highway 64, starting with a new road connecting the two highways.
Bartlett voters will see three proposed changes to the Tennessee Constitution on Tuesday's ballot, covering bail, a state property tax ban and crime victims' rights. Here's what a yes or no vote does on each.
