The 2014 Lions Club Super Pull of the South had some trying moments with the weather in its 38th edition of the extravaganza last weekend, but by all indications, the event turned out to be one of the most satisfying in the... >>

By Poppy Hall Special to the Tribune How do you like to eat your peaches? Ripe and juicy, and smelling like a peach, of course. Unlike other counties, Marshall County has its very own peach orchards, so for a brief time... >>

The 38th Annual Lions Club Super Pull of the South ran into the summer deluge that encompassed much of Middle Tennessee on Friday, washing out the opening night in Chapel Hill. It was the first postponement of the opening... >>

By Karen Hall Editor Musical theatre fans are in for a treat in Lewisburg this weekend and next, as "Annie Get Your Gun" is presented on the Dixie stage. This is a classic musical, which had its Broadway premiere in 1946,... >>

Tribune photo by Karen Hall About 50 children at Wee Care enjoyed a Patriotic Block Party on July 3. They paraded from their classrooms through the parking lot, waving American flags, and waved the flags again before... >>

By Karen Hall Editor The City of Lewisburg honored its heroes with a ceremony at the Public Square Park Friday morning, after the Fourth of July Parade. Hundley Ford Sr., Commander of VFW Post 5109, was the Master of... >>

By Karen Hall Editor Educator Roy Dukes, who gave a lifetime of service to the students of Marshall County, was named Outstanding Citizen of the year when the Chamber of Commerce held its Fourth of July Celebration at the... >>

By Rachel Cook Staff Writer On Monday, citizens driving past the Sheriff's Department may have noticed a large black recreational vehicle parked nearby. It was one of three "Career Coaches" sent out by the Tennessee... >>

By Karen Hall Editor Imagine leaving the 21st century behind for a weekend to immerse yourself in the life of 150 years ago. That's what people did at the Southern Heritage Festival last Saturday. It is held every year at... >>