Parents and students finally have an answer to their one, over-riding question, at least for now. The Marshall County Board of Education adopted a plan for returning to school at their monthly meeting Monday night. The option chosen, one of three presented, will send students back to school for a half day on August 3, the originally scheduled first day, in a fairly “normal” manner... more

• July 20 - Lewisburg Gas Dept. Monthly Board Meeting at 4 p.m., 505 N Ellington Pkwy. • July 20 - The Marshall County Beekeepers Association will meet Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Berlin Spring Pavilion 2452 Franklin Pike. • July 21 - The Charter Review Committee for the City of Lewisburg will meet on Tuesday, July 21 at 10 a.m. at Lewisburg City Hall, 131 E. Church Street... more

The remainder of the Marshall County Youth Baseball and Softball League’s 2020 season has been cancelled due to a positive COVID-19 test. No information is available on the person who tested positive. “As some may know we had a positive case of COVID-19. We followed protocol and contacted those that came in direct contact,” MCYBSL President Curt Schillig said... more

Lewisburg Police officers arrested a man Tuesday after a tense situation, in which he fired several rounds in the parking lot at the Summit Apartments in Lewisburg. According to witnesses, Eric … more

A shooting on Tuesday sent two Lewisburg men to hospitals. Around 1 p.m. July 7, shots were fired in the parking lot of Marshall County Plaza on the west side of Lewisburg. Reports from the scene indicate that a disagreement of some sort took place, leading to gunfire... more

Whether to wear a mask or not as a preventative against the spread of the COVID-19 virus has become a divisive issue. Marshall County Mayor Mike Keny issued a statement on Tuesday afternoon stating that Marshall County would not require the wearing of protective masks in public... more

Last Thursday’s meeting of the Cornersville Mayor and Board of Aldermen centered on discussion of potential zoning and codes issues at a residence in town. Nathan and Sharon Pennington appeared at the meeting to explain their side of the story to aldermen... more