Adams, Anna Marie Donation to the Book Fund; given by MCHS Class of 1953. Bradley, Brandon “Portraits of Courage”; given by Dave & Barbara Kennedy. “The Man Who Made Things Out of Wood”, “Maker Projects for Kids Who Love Woodworking”, “Rubber Band Engineer”, Gadget Inventor”, and “Invent it!”; given by Marshall County Courthouse Annex Employees... more

Greetings to everyone from the Town of Lynnville, Tennessee. The Town of Lynnville will be sponsoring an “Easter Egg Hunt” on Saturday, April 8, at the Robert Dunnavant Park beginning at ten o’clock a.m. Call the Lynnville City Hall at 527-3158 for more informationl Children age 12 and under are invited to come and hunt eggs... more

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — Police shot and killed an off-duty sheriff’s deputy celebrating his birthday with friends after the man drew his gun, became agitated and refused commands to drop the weapon, authorities said Wednesday. Hamilton County Deputy Daniel Hendrix had just turned 26 on Tuesday and was celebrating with two female off-duty officers with the Chattanooga Police Department, the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said... more

The cattle industry in Marshall County has a long history, and resourceful area farmers often seek ways to improve their herds... and their bottom lines. “The state’s cow herd was the smallest (last year) since 1950,” University of Tennessee Agriculture Extension Agent Matthew Webb said. “The 2007 and 2012 droughts hit us hard.” Tennessee is typically in the top 10 in cow/calf production in the US, as well as being in the top two or three states east of the Mississippi River... more

Chapel Hill did something that few Tennessee municipalities get to do any more—annex property into their town. Aldermen voted to annex a 27.98-acre parcel on Highway 99 after the owner, the White Family Trust based out of Franklin, initially requested the action several months ago... more

Time spent in the natural world is typically a time of discovery, and a recent trip to Henry Horton State Park revealed something truly astonishing. This writer found “certified heat-treated” firewood, and the requirement that every camper there use it... more

Lewisburg is preparing to get a little bit bigger after passing the first reading an annexation request at the council’s monthly meeting on Tuesday. Councilmen passed on first reading a resolution to annex property, at the request of the landowners, on Highway 431... more

Lewisburg, Tenn. – Cadet Captain Heidi England recently earned and was presented the Amelia Earhart Award by State Representative Rick Tillis. The Amelia Earhart Award is given to cadets who have completed the first 11 achievements of the cadet program. ... more

On April 7, 2017 at 10 a.m., Junior’s House supporters, Mayor Liggett, and Mayor Bingham were on the Marshall County Court House square to kick off Child Abuse Prevention Month, plant a pinwheel garden, and honor their local community heroes who work to fight child abuse all year. Junior’s House, Inc. could not be successful in helping child abuse victims without the people who help investigate and prosecute these cases... more

The morning proved chilly for racers and spectators, but April 1 made for some hot bicycle racing around Belfast. The Hell of the South lived up to the name again this year with three racers requiring assistance from Marshall County EMS after serious wrecks, primarily along Snake Creek Road... more

The Cornersville Mayor and Board of Aldermen faced a light agenda at a brief monthly meeting on Thursday. Town Attorney Billy Ostermann updated the board on the status of the town’s delinquent property taxes. Delinquencies from 2015 have just been filed with the clerk and master in Lewisburg. Roughly $1,600 is still outstanding, down from more than $4,000... more

The sun shone brightly Friday in Chapel Hill but not as brightly as some of the smiles of the athletes getting their day in the sun. Chapel Hill Elementary School hosted this year’s edition of the Marshall County Special Olympics. The event keeps getting bigger and better every year... more

Lewisburg, TN - The birds are back in town! That’s right; the Tractor Supply Co. store in Lewisburg will host a backyard poultry event on Apr 08, 2017 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. During the event, customers will have the opportunity to engage in a number of activities all centered around learning how to care for and manage an at-home flock... more

Lewisburg, TN — Lewisburg Electric System has received national recognition for achieving exceptional electric reliability in 2016. The recognition comes from the American Public Power Association, a trade group that represents more than 2,000 not-for-profit, community-owned electric utilities... more

The Forrest Players will conclude its 2016-2017 season with a terrific production of Charlotte’s Web this weekend, April 8 and 9. The play is adapted from E.B. White’s classic novel by Earl Hamner Jr. and includes the radiant music and lyrics of Richard and Robert Sherman. Many will be familiar with the story of Wilbur and his struggle to avoid the chopping block. With the help a young girl named Fern and a humble spider named Charlotte, his wish to live just might have a chance... more

The Chapel Hill Board of Mayor and Aldermen face a difficult decision after interviewing candidates for an empty alderman seat. “This is going to be hard,” said Alderman Marion Joyce, after the board heard from the four residents who had submitted themselves for consideration... more

The annual Spring Forage Field Day will be held at the Middle Tennessee Research and Education Center located in Spring Hill. This event will be on April 20, 2017 and starts at 4:00 p.m. Availability and quality of forage is of high importance to all producers in Middle Tennessee. Pastures and hay production serve as the primary forage consumption by livestock. This field day will focus on improving the practices implemented on-farm to increase the quality of forage production... more

Police Blotter Marshall County Sheriff’s deputies responded on March 29 to a residence on Fayetteville Highway after a report of an attempted break in. The complainant, Christopher George, told deputies that a woman had entered his residence while a man stood outside the door. The two did not say anything to him, try to take anything, or try to assault him, George said... more

All they want is clean water. The issue seems clear, but leads down a deep well of who is responsible, who is going to pay, and even if there is even any contamination in the first place. Eighteen households along Craig Moore Road are concerned about possible chemical contamination in the wells they use to provide water for their homes... more

If you are not happy with McDonalds If you really want something more Get yourself into your car And go to the Berlin Store. You will meet some happy people You will see some smiling faces You will get some wonderful food That you can’t get at other places... more