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Dickson Chamber Welcomes New Dog Camp and Retreat

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By Nancy Phillips Stephens Verified
| Dickson Post Verified
Stay Golden Dog Camp & Retreat recently celebrated its ribbon cutting with the Dickson County Chamber. SUBMITTED Stay Golden Dog Camp & Retreat recently celebrated its ribbon cutting with the Dickson County Chamber, marking an exciting milestone for the locally owned dog care and enrichment facility.
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Bayou Belle Celebrates Anniversary at Ribbon Cutting

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By Nancy Phillips Stephens Verified
| Dickson Post Verified
Bayou Belle Restaurant and Bar recently celebrated their one year anniversary and ribbon cutting with the Dickson County Chamber. COURTESY DICKSON COUNTY CHAMBER Located at 103 S. Main St. in downtown Dickson, Bayou Belle Restaurant and Bar brings authentic Cajun flavor and Southern hospitality to Middle Tennessee. The recently celebrated their one year anniversary and ribbon cutting with the Dickson County Chamber.
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Dickson County Schools First in State to adopt Leader in Me District-wide

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By Nancy Phillips Stephens Verified, Karen Stevenson
| Dickson Post Verified
Dickson County Schools first in State to adopt Leader in Me district-wide. DCSD In July 2026, the Dickson County School Board unanimously approved using Franklin Covey’s Leader in Me curriculum districtwide. That decision makes Dickson County Schools the first district in Tennessee to use the program districtwide, though other individual schools implement it.
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