The Lewisburg City Council addressed a light agenda at their Tuesday monthly meeting. The two substantive issues presented at the work session on the previous Monday did not come before the council for action. The main issue is the request from Lewisburg Water and Wastewater to raise rates on sewer and water use gradually over the next four years... more

Journalism students from Middle Tennessee State University are coming to Lewisburg next week on the hunt for stories. The students are members of a unique feature writing class that takes students on the road for three weeks. Lewisburg will be the second stop for the class members, who are partnering with the Marshall County Tribune for this leg of the class... more

It was a time of celebration during the Marshall County School Board meeting on May 8. Many Marshall County students and faculty were recognized for various achievements with a reception, and this was followed by the awarding of certificates and gifts by Director of Marshall County Schools Jacob Sorrells... more

From staff reports • On May 6, LPD responded to reports of an argument occurring in the roadway along Old Farmington Road. Officers found a female, crying and showing visible injuries to her head, neck, and shoulders. The male, Hunter Blake Gigandet, said that she had fallen down... more

Twins James and Aaron Riggs are freshmen at Marshall County High School, and they love tournament fishing competition. The student anglers enjoy fishing so much they had to cross county lines just to find and join the Mt. Pleasant High School Bass Fishing Team in the team’s inaugural year. Mt. Pleasant is a high school located in southern Maury County... more

The Chapel Hill Board of Aldermen is back at full strength after Monday’s monthly meeting. Aldermen voted to appoint Mike Faulkenberry to the seat vacated by the passing of long-time alderman Bucko Bryant in January. Faulkenberry was one of four residents who had interviewed with the board to fill the rest of Bryant’s term until 2018... more

From the tracks of Lynnville, Tennessee located on the banks of Robertson Fork Creek, we bid thee a warm salutation. “Happy Mother’s Day” to all on Sunday, May 14, 2017. Decoration Day will be observed at the Lynnwood Cemetery on Sunday May 14, 2017... more

Families, friends and concerned citizens will participate in one or more local cemetery decoration events in preparation for Memorial Day. Check out the list below to find out when to meet. • Beechwood Cemetery in Cornersville; Sunday, May 14, 2017. Volunteers will be at the entrance beginning Friday afternoon, May 12, 2017, and will continue through Sunday, May 14, 2017, to collect donations for the upkeep of the cemetery... more

Marshall County received some good news out of Nashville on Friday. The House of Representatives approved next year’s state budget, and with it, a deal that would preserve the Inn at Henry Horton State Park. Representative Rick Tillis notified the Tribune of the good news on Friday after the session... more

Chapel Hill area native Jeremy Darrell Tomlin, 22, died in an Army UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter crash in Maryland during a training mission April 17, 2017. An article about the accident ran in the April 21 edition. The Tomlins reached out to the Tribune to share a note of thanks:... more

The reappraisal year has brought some challenges as well as some surprises to Marshall County. The Marshall County Assessor of Property office has been busy over the last several days trying to answer questions generated by the reappraisal notices sent out by the state last week... more

Friends, family, and community rallied around 5-year-old Ayden Orr at LifeSong Church on Friday, April 28, to celebrate both his birthday and the arrival of his service dog, Kadi. Ayden has been diagnosed with a rare form of epilepsy, which requires constant monitoring to avoid seizures. Before a seizure, his breathing stops. After his last event, doctors prescribed a seizure dog to monitor Ayden... more

The young actors at Marshall County High School hope that the slipper fits this weekend. The MCHS Musical Theatre department is presenting the classic tale of magic and romance, Cinderella. Courtney Primus, in her fourth year teaching theatre at MCHS, directs the show and is excited with how well the mostly senior cast has come together... more

In the April 19 edition of the Tribune, in an article titled “Rate hike looms for Lewisburg Water,” it was stated that Lewisburg Water and Wastewater customers who do not use city sewer services are not charged a sewer rate. This is incorrect. By regulation, customers who have a sewer line within 100 feet of their property are charged a monthly availability fee whether they are tied into the line or not... more

Chapel Hill, Tenn. – The Governor’s Table Restaurant at Henry Horton State Park will reopen on Friday, May 5 at 4 p.m. The new space features a bakery, coffee bar and a revamped menu with both home-style favorites and modern additions. “Our restaurant still maintains that comfortable, hometown feel while offering a greater variety of menu choices for our guests,” said Park Manager Ryan Jenkins... more

The Marshall County Historical Society will meet Sunday afternoon, May 7, at 2 p.m. at the Marshall County Historical Museum, located in Hardison Office Annex, 230 College Street. The guest speaker will be Nancy Adgent, who will discuss cemeteries and the preservation of cemeteries. ... more

Marshall County drivers will see the impact of the Governor’s new “gas tax” locally with a $7 million revamp of four local bridges. The update to the East Hill Avenue bridge over the CSX railroad will have a $859,000 price tag. The most expensive bridge to repair will be the US-31A (SR-11) Nashville Highway bridge over Rock Creek, which will cost approximately $3,542 million. ... more