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Bella's Ball raises money for a very special cause

By Ivory Riner Staff Writer Bella's Ball, which was held last month, raised over $6,200 for a very special girl who suffers from brain cancer. Bella Huey, who is a freshman at Marshall County High School, was diagnosed with... >>
Remembrance 5K to be held in memory of 'BB' Farrar March 7

By Ivory Riner Staff Writer After Brenda Kaye "BB" Farrar's passing on Dec. 11 from double pneumonia, the Farrar family is overwhelmed with funeral expenses. Farrar was a lover of children. She was the owner of ABC Child... >>
Cub Scouts visit Tribune

Tribune photo by Karen Hall Members of Cub Scout Troop 352 from Chapel Hill, along with some of their family members, visited the Tribune office Monday evening and learned about the newspaper from General Manager Larry... >>
Over 1,500 celebrate Mardi Gras at Lyons

By Karen Hall Editor With all the cold and ice, and officials advising people to stay home, Richard Lyons and his staff didn't know how many people would show up for their Mardi Gras celebration this week. It was the ninth... >>
Edens elected to TSSAA Hall of Fame

By Anthony S. Puca Sports Editor Bob Edens, head football coach at Marshall County High School for 22 seasons and principal at Cornersville High School from 2001 until last spring, will become the third Marshall Countian... >>
Special little boy gets a very special package

By Ivory Riner Staff Writer With all the crime and misfortune happening in the world today, employees of a very well-known shipping company have reached into Marshall County to show their love for a little boy nearly 1,200... >>
Cornersville's biggest fan turns 100

By Ivory Riner Staff Writer As a kid, we all dreamed of living to be 100. As we get older, we learn to accept that we won't live forever and that He will take us when it's time. For Ruby Wheeler, her childhood dream came... >>
Walker chooses Ivy League

By Anthony S. Puca Sports Editor

Marshall County High School gridiron star Chris Walker had several scholarship offers, including the Naval and Air Force Academies, but instead chose the Big Red of Cornell and an opportunity to earn a coveted Ivy League... >>
Hightower dreamed big and reached the top, he has a ring to prove it

By Ivory Riner Staff Writer "Patriots win!" thousands shouted as Marshall County High School graduate Dont'a Hightower helped his team to victory during Sunday's Super Bowl XLIX game. Just hours before the game, nearly 2,000... >>

Crime Reports
Thefts and vandalism reported Between 2:20 and 11:30 p.m. March 1 a black 2000 Chevy pickup truck worth $5,000 was stolen from the parking lot at Walker Die Casting while the owner was at work there....

Lewisburg to have fireworks for Fourth of July again
By Karen Hall Editor Lewisburg is to have a fireworks display on the Fourth of July for the first time since 2009. The only thing that could prevent it would be a vote by council members Tuesday not...

March of Dimes announces new ambassador
By Ivory Riner Staff Writer The regional March of Dimes kicked off its year by announcing the 2015 Ambassador Family during last Thursday's meeting. About 15 people met at Marshall Medical Center to...

Mount Vernon church was founded over 100 years ago
In 1873, a small band of people, under the leadership of Rev. Wayart, birthed what is known today as Mount Vernon Missionary Baptist Church of Chapel Hill. With much zeal and real sacrifice, this...

Three candidates running for two seats on Lewisburg council
By Karen Hall Editor On May 5, Lewisburg voters in Wards 1 and 5 have a chance to vote for those who will represent them on the City Council for the next four years. Ward 1 Councilman Steve Thomas is...

Lewisburg library plans to grow in the next three years
By Ivory Riner Staff Writer Jennifer Pearson, new director of the Marshall County Library, visited the Community Development Board's monthly meeting Tuesday to introduce herself and talk about short-...

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