By Greg Lowe Special to the Tribune The festival that honors those famous "fainting" goats of Marshall County, returns to Lewisburg, this October 10 and 11 with another great lineup of entertainment and activities for the... >>

By Karen Hall Editor Would you believe your friends and neighbors, the people you see every day, could put on a really famous musical? With almost continuous singing and dancing, and a set that has totally transformed the... >>

After singing the National Anthem, local country singer Shelby Lee Lowe throws out the first pitch before Saturday's opening game at the Marshall County Youth Baseball/Softball League. Photos by Louis Scheuchenzuber >>

By Jessica Moore Staff Writer An Easter Egg hunt was held Saturday morning at Rock Creek Park in Lewisburg, with all proceeds benefitting the March of Dimes. Children 12 and under were invited to visit with the Easter Bunny... >>

By Jessica Moore Staff Writer Meiwa Industry North America celebrated their Grand Opening Ceremony Thursday, April 10, in an all-day event that began at the Meiwa facility in the I-65 Commerce Park in Lewisburg. The... >>

By Karen Hall Editor Children of all ages hunted eggs, played games, and made friends with the Easter Bunny when Petersburg held its annual EGGstravaganza in Morgan Park Saturday morning. The Easter Bunny arrived by fire... >>

By Karen Hall Editor If you were in the Berlin area Saturday morning, you probably saw something that's very unusual in Marshall County: hundreds of competitive cyclists. For the fifth year, the "Hell of the South" bicycle... >>

By Karen Hall Editor Cold wet weather Saturday did not deter Wes Pullen, Kathy Wood, and Linda and Jason Boshers from their plan to spend the day exploring cemeteries, and photographing and recording the GPS coordinates of... >>

By Karen Hall Editor Over 100 Lewisburg residents gathered in the large meeting room at the Recreation Center for the official presentation of the Vision Plan to the community on March 13. Richie Jones, a partner at Hodgson... >>

By Jessica Moore Staff Writer Students in Laurie Crowell's and Tammy Shrivalle's Advanced Placement U.S. History, World History, and U.S. Government classes at Marshall County High School had the rare opportunity last Friday... >>