Greetings for the historic Town of Lynnville, Tennessee!!!! Snow in March? It was a very pretty snow, but did not last long. Monday, March 20 is the first day of spring. Can you believe that spring is here!! Hope everyone remembered to change their clocks on Sunday one hour forward. Spring forward one hour until fall... more

(Washington, D.C.) – This spring, Tennessee volunteers will team up with the Civil War Trust to aid in the maintenance and restoration of numerous sites as part of Park Day, a nationwide effort that includes more than 130 historic sites in 30 states. Thousands of volunteers across the country will participate as Park Day celebrates over 20 successful years on Saturday, April 1, 2017... more

• Sheriff’s deputies responded to a 911 hang up call on Old Farmington Road on Feb.27 and discovered an alleged domestic assault. Deputies found Terry Wayne Brown Jr. walking away from the scene and held him on an outstanding warrant for probation violation... more

National Weather Service investigators confirmed what many already suspected on Friday—a tornado struck Marshall County during the overnight storms last week. Based on evidence on the ground, NWS said that an EF-0 tornado moved through the Belfast area on an eastward path to the Bedford County line... more

NASHVILLE—The state veterinarian for Tennessee is urging all poultry owners to take extra precautions to protect their flocks from illness. “We are working to protect the poultry population from exposure to avian influenza,” State Veterinarian Dr. Charles Hatcher said. “The best way to protect your birds is to increase your biosecurity measures and particularly, to keep your birds at home for now.”... more

By Susan Ragsdale Shelter Manager, Lewisburg Animal Shelter We have several events coming up in the upcoming weeks for the Shelter and the Shelter Volunteers. Follow us on facebook at Lewisburg Animal Shelter for more information. Make your plans to attend O’Malley’s Birthday Bash Saturday March 18 from 9 a.m. to noon... more

A strong line of storms swept through Marshall Country overnight, leaving, in the words of Steve Calahan, “widespread damage.” Calahan, the Director of the Marshall County Office of Emergency Management, briefed the media on the aftermath of the storm Friday morning... more

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Under the Obama administration, federal agencies violated laws prohibiting them from organizing publicity campaigns for some of the former President’s most controversial initiatives, as well as laws prohibiting unauthorized expenditures... more

NASHVILLE --- The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency announces the availability of grant dollars to assist cities, schools, community organizations, civic groups, watershed organizations, and conservation groups, etc., with stream clean-up projects and planting projects during the 2017-18 fiscal year... more

These are the happenings from the Town of Lynnville, Tennessee “where people help people.” Lynnville is guarded to the south by Esau Hill, Dodson Gap to the north, Elk Ridge to the east, and Lynn Creek to the west. A town proud of its southern heritage is Lynnville, Tennessee... more

NASHVILLE — The state veterinarian confirms that a strain of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has sickened a commercial chicken breeder flock in Lincoln County. “Many Tennessee families rely on the poultry industry for their livelihoods, and the state is working closely with local, county and federal partners and the poultry industry to control the situation and protect the flocks that are critical to our state’s economy,” Gov. Bill Haslam said... more

The state made Lewisburg an offer they couldn’t refuse. The city just needs to figure out a long-term plan. Andrew Brown from the Tennessee Military Department offered the old National Guard armory building to the city at their Monday work session. The 9,200-square-foot building was built in 1955 on land donated for the purpose at the intersection of Ellington Parkway and Fayetteville Highway. ... more

The Marshall County Commission dipped their toe into state level politics at their Monday night meeting. The Commission passed a resolution supporting the passage of the Tennessee Broadband Accessibility Act during this year’s Tennessee General Assembly session... more

Former Marshall County school teacher and administrator Dr. Patsey Thomas filed a discrimination suit against the Marshall County Board of Education March 2014, and received a jury verdict and cash awards totaling $518,500 Monday... more

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Former Sen. Douglas Henry, a larger-than-life former state lawmaker with the longest tenure in the history of the Tennessee General Assembly, has died. He was 90. His daughter, Kathryn Henry-Choisser, said she and her brothers Douglas and Bob were by his side as Henry died peacefully around 11:50 p.m. Sunday in his West Meade home. Visiting family members have filled the house throughout the past few days, she said... more