By Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer For Heather Wright and her fiancé, Willie J. Carter, applying for a job through the Goodwill Career Center on Wednesday was like taking a step toward a marriage ceremony. Wright and... >>

By Karen Hall Staff Writer Lots of people were wearing oversize clothes at the Briar Patch in Cornersville last Saturday. It was "I Lost 100 Pounds" night in honor of Thomas Lance - everybody calls her Thomas - who's lost... >>

From staff reports With hope for another "3 on 3 Tournament" to support the Cops For Kids program, tournament officials report several hundred dollars were raised by the Saturday afternoon event at Lewisburg's Recreation... >>

Available for public viewing Monday >>

From staff reports The Lewisburg Branch of the NAACP conducted an MLK Day March down West Commerce Street on Monday, the day set aside as a national holiday to celebrate the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. "This... >>

New political district lines for the state House and Senate and Congress raised extra speculation last week when redistricting maps were released from Capitol Hill in Nashville. Marshall County Republican Party Chairman... >>

By Anthony S. Puca Sports Writer Anyone who watched Monday night's BCS championship game was awestruck at the suffocating effort turned in by former MCHS great Dont'a Hightower and his Alabama Crimson Tide defensive cohorts... >>

By Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer Shoppers at the Food Lion that's closing here on Feb. 15 are sorry for the employees, they said while selecting groceries Thursday morning when the corporation made its announcement from... >>

By Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer Lewisburg's economic development director virtually apologized last week for the way he outlined his goals for 2012, calling the presentation "Death by Power Point." Beyond his... >>

From staff reports The Marshall County High School Band is to receive $25,000 from the Pepsi Cola Co. because the band leader's appeal for a corporate grant attracted enough votes on an Internet Web site to qualify for an... >>

By Karen Hall Staff Writer Lots of people were wearing oversize clothes at the Briar Patch in Cornersville last Saturday. It was "I Lost 100 Pounds" night in honor of Thomas Lance - everybody calls her Thomas - who's lost... >>

From staff reports With hope for another "3 on 3 Tournament" to support the Cops For Kids program, tournament officials report several hundred dollars were raised by the Saturday afternoon event at Lewisburg's Recreation... >>

Available for public viewing Monday >>

From staff reports The Lewisburg Branch of the NAACP conducted an MLK Day March down West Commerce Street on Monday, the day set aside as a national holiday to celebrate the birthday of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. "This... >>

New political district lines for the state House and Senate and Congress raised extra speculation last week when redistricting maps were released from Capitol Hill in Nashville. Marshall County Republican Party Chairman... >>

By Anthony S. Puca Sports Writer Anyone who watched Monday night's BCS championship game was awestruck at the suffocating effort turned in by former MCHS great Dont'a Hightower and his Alabama Crimson Tide defensive cohorts... >>

By Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer Shoppers at the Food Lion that's closing here on Feb. 15 are sorry for the employees, they said while selecting groceries Thursday morning when the corporation made its announcement from... >>

By Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer Lewisburg's economic development director virtually apologized last week for the way he outlined his goals for 2012, calling the presentation "Death by Power Point." Beyond his... >>

From staff reports The Marshall County High School Band is to receive $25,000 from the Pepsi Cola Co. because the band leader's appeal for a corporate grant attracted enough votes on an Internet Web site to qualify for an... >>