Photos submitted Abbie Collins of Lewisburg receives 1st place for the fourth consecutive year in both Central Region 4-H Clothing Events at the Tennessee State Fair on Sept. 9. Collins placed first in Clover Collection’s “Best Wear” category for her sewn garment. This contest awards exceptional efforts in clothing construction and design... more

left to right: Taylin Smith, 4th runner-up; Addison Coleman, 2nd runner-up; Makaylee Bishop, Little Miss Lewisburg; Ruthie Hill, 1st runner-up; Kylie Demastus, 3rd runner-up more

East Commerce Baptist Church at 560 East Commerce Street will be celebrating its 60th Anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 29. The activities for the day will begin with a special service of music from 10 until 10:45 a.m. in the church sanctuary. The church choir and several soloists and ensembles will be leading in this time of praise. ... more

Lewisburg Chapter #318, Order of the Eastern Star is proud to announce the 2019 recipients of their annual scholarships. Pictured from left to right are: Victoria Jo Curran, a graduate of Marshall County High School, who is now attending Freed-Hardeman University, Carleigh Kaufman, a graduate of Cornersville High School, who is now attending The University of Tennessee at Knoxville, and Elena Waters, a graduate of Forrest High School, who is now attending The University of Tennessee at Knoxville.. ... more

Chelsea Hargrove was crowned as Miss Lewisburg for 2019 on Saturday at the annual scholarship pageant held at Lewisburg Middle School. Hargrove, a junior at Marshall County High School, and her court, from left: Shelby Lohr, 4th runner-up; Constance Graub, 2nd runner-up; Chelsea Hargrove, Miss Lewisburg; Naomi Hopper, 1st runner-up; and Macey Pickle, 3rd runner-up... more

left to right: Peighton Blackwell, 1st runner-up; Ariel Dixon, Jr. Miss Lewisburg; Jamyah Chesterfield, 2nd runner-up more

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The Tennessee State Forester has announced that, beginning Monday, Sept. 23, permits will be required for outdoor, open-air burning. Normally permits are required from Oct. 15 through May 15 but dry conditions across the state have resulted in moving the permit period forward as a precaution... more

In His Image Pregnancy Resource Center’s annual benefit was held Sept. 12 at the Lewisburg Recreation Center banquet room. A delicious meal from Russell Catering was served by the Sub Deb Club and the Chapel Hill Beta Club. Beautiful decorations made by Designer Elizabeth Lewis and her team welcomed the largest guest attendance during the past eleven years. ... more

Tribune photo by Scott Pearson Marshall County Mayor Mike Keny joined the Robert Lewis Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution to sign a proclamation recognizing Constitution Week in Marshall County. Tuesday, Sept. 17, marks the observance of Constitution Day and the week-long observance runs through Sept. 23... more

Wednesday, Sept. 11, was a busy day for county firefighters. A house fire on John Barnes Road in the south of the county called out several departments at around 12:30 p.m. South Marshall VFD, Mooresville VFD, Belfast VFD, Farmington, VFD, Five Points VFD, Chapel Hill VFD, and county Emergency Management sent units to the blaze... more

Photo submitted The Tennessee Department of Transportation announced a $1.7 million grant award for the town of Chapel Hill as part of the Transportation Alternatives Grant program. According to TDOT, this grant funding will be used for the construction of sidewalks and bike lanes along SR-11 (Horton Highway) from Rocketeer Boulevard to Depot Street. The project also includes ADA compliance, landscaping, pedestrian signals, pedestrian lighting, bike racks and drainage improvements... more

2019 Cornersville High School Queen and Attendants: (Not in order) Queen-Payton Salsman, Attendants - Chelsea Coble, Alissa Bradford, Lauren Bivins, Mallorie Stacey, Alli Wells, Emily Watson, Jessie Beth Woodard and Sara Wamble. more

Cornersville Middle School Queen and Attendants: Hannah Grover, Libby Carlisle, Queen-Leavie Solomon, Anna Wood, and Katie Denihan. Photo submitted more

A classic American musical about gambling on dice and on love comes to the stage in Lewisburg this weekend. The Marshall County Community Theatre presents “Guys and Dolls” at the Dixie Theatre, opening on Saturday night at 7 p.m. Producer Nick Phillips and Director Allison Mulliniks assembled a cast of 28 13 to 18-year-olds to bring the timeless story back to the Dixie stage... more

Residents are getting a rare chance to get close to history. The World War II B-17 bomber "Yankee Lady" will fly in to Ellington Airport in Lewisburg on Sunday, Sept. 29. Very few B-17s, the iconic strategic bomber in Europe during the war, are still in flying shape and Lewisburg residents will get to hear the unmistakable roar of its four radial engines as it flies into town at approximately 9 a.m... more

Payton Salsman, 2019 homecoming queen and attendants; Chelsea Coble, Alissa Bradford, Lauren Bivins, Mallorie Stacey, Alli Wells, Emily Watson, Jessie Beth Woodard and Sara Wamble, represented CHS Sept. 13 during the parade. more

A former Marshall County High School teacher and coach is facing charges after a police investigation. Spenser McGuiggan was charged Tuesday with one count of sexual battery by an authority figure and one count of solicitation of a minor. He posted his $18,000 bond that day... more

Allison Transmission Holdings officially announced the purchase of Lewisburg-based Walker Die Casting on Monday morning. The publicly traded, Indianapolis-based Allison acquired Walker Die and an associated company for approximately $103 million, according to a release issued by the company... more

Allison Transmission Holdings officially announced the purchase of Lewisburg-based Walker Die Casting on Monday morning. The publicly traded, Indianapolis-based Allison acquired Walker Die and an associated company for approximately $103 million, according to a release issued by the company... more