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Help sought for injured truck driver

By Jessica Moore Staff Writer The Fowlkes Street Church of Christ in Franklin is asking for help for a Lewisburg man who was a minister there and now cannot work because he was injured on the job. Brother Jerry Holman, 43,... >>
Christmas lights blaze at Coble Meadows

By Karen Hall Editor For the third year in a row, the Hill family have turned their home and yard into a fabulous Christmas light show. It's definitely worth the drive out into the country to 2145 Coble Meadows Drive to see... >>
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas this year

By Lynda Potts Special to the Tribune A spectacular Christmas light show has been set up on the east lawn of the courthouse for everyone to enjoy for the month of December. It is similar to last year's show, but bigger and... >>
Cornersville Elementary named a Reward School

By Karen Hall Editor Cornersville Elementary students gathered in the auditorium for a very special announcement Monday morning. "We hardly ever interrupt our school work," said Principal Cheryl Ewing. "But this time I have... >>
Porsches have been this Lewisburg man's life

By David Melson Special to the Tribune Many Lewisburg residents are likely unaware one of the Porsche world's most respected mechanics lives in their midst. Jim Watson may be one of southern Middle Tennessee's best-kept... >>
Biggest ever Turkey Supper held at Chapel Hill Elementary School

By Karen Hall Editor The holiday season got off to a great start Friday, Nov. 15, as Chapel Hill Elementary School held its 51st Annual Turkey Supper. "It's a school project," said Principal Dean Delk. "We have good healthy... >>
Renaissance ceremony held at MCHS

By Beth Stockwell Special to the Tribune The loud cheers heard in the Dottie Kelso Gymnasium on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 10, were not the result of an intense basketball game, but rather the excitement of recognizing academic... >>
Veterans Day celebrated all over county

By Jessica Moore Staff Writer Marshall County was full of celebration and remembrance on Nov. 11, also known as Veterans Day. Many of the local schools had programs prepared to thank the veterans. They invited veterans they... >>

Crime Reports
Thefts and vandalism reported On Dec. 2, police were called to Saddle Creek Golf Course and shown damage to 300 square feet of sod at greens 10 and 12. The satellite box next to the 10th hole that...

Tears could have a new trial
By Karen Hall Editor A Lewisburg man who was convicted of attempted second-degree murder four years ago could have a new trial, thanks to the work of local attorney Robert Dalton. Jonathan Doran "Jon...

Lewisburg receives TVA Sustainable Community Silver Level Award
From Staff Reports The city of Lewisburg has been named a Valley Sustainable Silver Community by the Tennessee Valley Authority. The Valley Sustainable Communities Program initiated by TVA Economic...

School board meets for final time this year
By Karen Hall Editor School board members started their meeting Monday with the enjoyable task of recognizing students who scored 100 percent on their TCAP and end-of-course tests. "Student...

Cornersville students love to read, run and repay
By Karen Hall Editor Cornersville Elementary students are well out in front in the county-wide program called Read Run Repay, for the second year in a row. Students were challenged to read 13 books,...

ECB decides on PowerPhone software here
By Jessica Moore Staff Writer Software which will help dispatchers with emergency calls will be purchased for the county. The Emergency Communications Board made the decision to buy PowerPhone...

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