by Kristina Grossheim Staff Writer Marshall Rangers Sons of Confederate Veterans Camp 297 and Giles County Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter 257 are presenting Music from the Past with Ross Moore. Moore has been in the entertainment business for over 25 years, running the gambit from singing old time favorites and playing instruments popular during the Civil War, to picking modern bluegrass from Nashville... more

by Anthony S. Puca Staff Writer apuca@marshalltribune.com "Who would have ever believed we would still be here," MCHS head coach David Steely said after his young Tigerette squad defeated Livingston Academy 41-32 to advance to the TSSAA Championship game... more

by Tom Purcell Thank goodness St. Patrick's Day is near. We sure could use some Irish humor about now. We're in a nasty war, after all. Partisan politics are in high gear. Hillary is tearing away at Obama. And all our press cares about is the saga of Anna Nicole... more

by Kristina Grossheim Marshall Medical Center and Family Health Group announced their plans to open a new physician office in the heart of Chapel Hill. Devi Newcomb, M.D., the family medicine physician who will be the primary provider in the office stated, "Family Health Group has been serving the residents of Chapel Hill since September 2005 in the clinic at 111 South Horton Parkway. ... more

The Marshall County Coordinating Committee will meet at 6:15 pm at 2204 Courthouse Annex, Lewisburg, TN on March 12, 2007. The Marshall County Education Committee will meet on March 12, 2007 at 5:30 p.m., 2212 Courthouse Annex Building, Lewisburg, TN more

We welcome a new business to the Lynnville Square, "Lynnville Antiques & Collectibles", 113 Mill Street. Phone numbers are 931-527-0055 or 931-292-3022. They have antiques, collectables, glassware, used furniture, housewares, local arts and crafts, cast iron, and crocks and jugs. Several booths are availabe to vendors. Rates and fees for a booth are the lowest in the area. Lynnville Antiques & Collectibles will also sell items on consignment. more

Don't let the new Daylight Savings Time run up on you. Saturday night March 10 before we go to bed we will run our clocks up one hour. "In the spring, spring forward" The second Sunday monthly singing will be hosted by Robertson Fork Church of Christ. Everyone is invited to come sing praises to God from 2:00 P.M. until 3 March 11. The Ladies Day at Chapel Hill Church of Christ will be this Saturday morning March 10. Registration and breakfast will be at 8:30 A.M. Natalie more

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Conflict over rezoning for a quarry has been going on for nearly seven years and it will probably go on for some time, according to a member.... more

Pick up today's copy of the Marshall County Tribube for the entire story... more

Picture the smiles on children's faces as they go around and around and up and down,... more

Acquaintance reveals widow's background more

At last Tuesday's Lewisburg City Council meeting, former Lewisburg Housing Authority Director Jerry Freeman requested an audience with the mayor and council to discuss what he claims to be "inflammatory and slanderous" remarks made about him by Mayor Bob Phillips. Freeman got that chance Tuesday in a special called meeting of the city council... more

by Kristina Grossheim Staff Writer The Marshall County Sheriff's Department may have helped the health and welfare of 21 horses. The Sheriff's Office received a call that there may be possible animal abuse at Eagleville Pike, a location that has had issues on three previous occasions. After conferring with County Director of the Marshall County Extension Office Ricky Skillington, they decided to investigate the situation... more

While a Lewisburg wom-an fights for her life, the Lewisburg Police Department is searching for clues as to who shot her Thursday night just before 10 p.m., outside of a Lewisburg Housing Authority apartment on Second Avenue. Frankie M. Brown, age 42, 535 Second Avenue, remains unconscious and in critical condition after being found with a single gunshot wound to the chest... more

Whether you are a newcomer or have lived in Marshall County all of your life, Inside Marshall County will be an informative guide to the people, places and things of Marshall County. To be published soon by the Marshall County Tribune, Inside Marshall County will feature information about local businesses, schools, government, places of interest, churches, local history and much more... more

Opposition to a 20,300-acre urban growth area around Chapel Hill was heard again last week at a public hearing conducted to receive comments on the plan developed for the rest of the unincorporated areas of Marshall County. "These are serious and important decisions because they affect all of us who call Marshall County home," said Joe Coble, chairman of the county's Coordinating Committee empaneled last fall to orchestrate meetings, hearings and discussion for a revised 20-year growth plan... more

Victim testified for co-worker at sentencing hearing more