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My Hwy 55 Members and Guests Who Download the My Hwy 55 App by Wednesday, July 19, 2017 Can Enjoy Hwy 55’s Famous Fire-Engine Red Hot Dogs All Day for Less Than A Buck Mount Olive, NC, July 13, 2017 — Even at Hwy 55, the retro burger joint known for the best burgers, shakes & fries in the world, the Hot Dog will be front, center and less than a buck all day on Wednesday, July 19, 2017 at its 137 locations in 12 states.My Hwy 55 Members and Guests Who Download the My Hwy 55 App by Wednesday, July 19, 2017 Can Enjoy Hwy 55’s Famous Fire-Engine Red Hot Dogs All Day for Less Than A Buck. ... more
Hope everyone had a great July 4th on Tuesday. The July 4th celebration in Lynnville was certainly a good one at the Robby Dunnavant Park located on the Industrial Park Drive. There was a great crowd at the event and the fireworks were seen as far a Highway 31 North in Old Lynnville. ... more
As per the direction of the TWHBEA (Tennessee Walking Horse Breeders and Exhibitors Association) Bylaws year a determination is to be made as to the number of directors to be elected from each state, province, country or region, based on the number of members from each. This year per direction by the Executive Committee those numbers were determined at our largest member total on December 31, 2016... more
By Matthew Webb Marshall County Extension Agent We are now in July and we are on the verge of having problems with internal parasites in sheep and goats. Internal parasites or “worms” as most of us call them are a problem in the summer months of late June, July, August, and September. ... more
American Legion Auxiliary Volunteer Girls State was held May 28, to June 3, 2017, on the campus of Lipscomb University in Nashville. Girls State is a nation-wide leadership and citizenship training program offered to young women. High school juniors during the 2016-2017 academic school year were elected by the faculty at each high school. Seven ladies from Marshall County attended this year... more
Judging from the number of phone calls that came into the Tribune office, there were plenty of people unhappy about the demolition of the bank building in Belfast last week. The former First National Bank location, previously the Bank of Belfast prior to a merger, is being torn down, to be replaced by a Dollar General... more
The Cornersville Board of Mayor and Aldermen had a full slate of business at their monthly meeting on Thursday, focusing on the town’s budget and the state of various structures around town. Aldermen unanimously accepted the proposed budget and tax rate on first reading, for the coming year... more
“We live in the greatest country,” said Tennessee Commissioner of Veterans Affairs Many-Bears Grinder, “and the reason this is so is because of the grace of the good Lord and men and women like Jeremy.” Spc. Jeremy Tomlin of Chapel Hill, killed in April when his UH-30 Black Hawk helicopter crashed during a training mission in Maryland, was honored on Monday with the dedication of signs naming a bridge after Tomlin. ... more
Greetings from Lynnville, Tennessee. The 4th of July holiday is one of the best family holidays, and we hope that you had a wonderful time. We extend sympathy to the family of Dana Jean Braden of Lynnville. Ms. Braden worked at the Jones High School in Lynnville several years. We also extend sympathy to the family of Seppie Braden of Lynnville. Dana Jean Braden and Seppie were sisters... more
A bridge dedication ceremony for Specialist Jeremy Tomlin, 22, is scheduled for Monday, July 10 at noon in front of the Community Elementary School at 335 Highway 41A N in Unionville, TN. “Jeremy was a son, brother and husband who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country,” said Governor Bill Haslam, memorializing the fallen soldier... more
• On Wednesday June 28, Officer Dean of the Marshall County Sheriff’s Department received a call from Bear Creek Church regarding vandalism to the church. The owner of the church, Mary Lynn Berlin, showed Dean photos that were taken the day the incident happened. One photo showed a young male with blonde hair, driving a white Toyota Solara with a Maury County license plate #P98-90B around 5:20 p.m. When Berlin approached the vehicle, it drove away through a cemetery... more
David McKenzie sits behind a large mahogany desk, a mass of organized folders and papers, his professional distractions, covering most of the surface. The phone rings. A secretary adds to the paper mass. This is what life is like for a busy criminal defense and personal injury attorney who has two offices in two towns, Lewisburg and Fayetteville... more
The Lewisburg City Council went back to work, short one member, at their monthly work session on Wednesday. Councilmen discussed the process for filling the vacant Ward 3 seat, vacated when Bam Haislip moved out of the ward recently. After reading Haislip’s letter of resignation into the record, the council chose to follow the same process it used when it chose Jerry Gordon to fill the Ward 4 seat vacated by Trigg Cathey when he took over as general manager of Lewisburg Water and Wastewater... more
Nashville, TN - Although most American manufacturers of glass tableware and decorative items are no longer in business, collectors and others who appreciate the beauty and charm of U.S. made glassware will have an opportunity to Buy American at the 18th Annual Elegant and Depression Glass Show and Sale... more
Hawkeye #244 - Hawkeye is a male lab mix found as a stray on Nashville Highway in Chapel Hill. He is very friendly and outgoing and has gotten much better since his neuter. He will still go at a male dog but he loves to play and romp with the non alpha females. ... more
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