Stories from Wednesday, September 6, 2017

Drive-ins for antique or collectable cars aren’t unusual for the square in Lewisburg, but the one held on Monday offered a bit of overseas flair. In addition to the usual 1950s American chrome or 1960s American muscle, the Labor Day meeting featured some English antiques as well...

Gen’s Black Maverick, Bill Callaway up for Keith and Lorraine Rosbury of Bell Buckle, won the Tennessee Walking Horse World Grand Championship late Saturday night, closing out the 79th annual Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration. “This has been a dream of mine ever since I had my first Shetland pony,” said Callaway on Thursday. ...

The massive flooding caused by Hurricane Harvey in Houston and East Texas has spurred a nationwide outpouring of support for the impacted areas. Donations are pouring into national organizations such as the Red Cross to help the thousands who have lost their homes as a result of the high water...

A Marshall County fugitive is still on the lam after posting bond in a Colorado court. Aleea Nash of Lewisburg was arrested on Aug. 14 by deputies in Arapahoe County, Colorado, as a fugitive from justice in Tennessee. The Marshall County Grand Jury issued an indictment for Nash’s arrest on July 26 on one count of theft over $250,000...

By Jay Langston Editor Hurricane Harvey did little more than dump about 4 inches of rain on Lewisburg and surrounding communities, but it did have a big impact on local fuel prices. Prices at the pump for Regular 87 octane with 10 percent ethanol have climbed an average of 10 cents per day at several gas stations around the county...

Briefs are published here at no cost on a space available basis. There is no guarantee of publication. You may e-mail briefs and community notices to be published to: briefs.notices@marshalltribune.com • Marshall County Memorial Library events: Sept. ...

Community Notices are published at no cost. There is no guarantee of publication. • There will be a regular meeting of the Tree City Advisory Board on Wednesday, Sept. 6, 2017, at 4 p.m. at Lewisburg City Hall, 131 East Church Street in the downstairs conference room...

Greetings from Lynnville, Tennessee. Several events and activities will be taking place from now until Christmas in Lynnville. To remember dates for all the upcoming activities, get a calendar and mark all the dates so you will not miss anything. Some months form now until Christmas have two or three things happening...

When reflecting on our proud American history, it is important to consider both the good and bad moments that generations of U.S. citizens have experienced since the birth of our nation. The same can be said about the individuals who are a part of that history. Passing judgement on some of the men we honor in the statues and monuments that dot the landscape of our state and nation is a slippery slope that requires extreme caution...

Houston is trying to dry itself out and recover from the historic floods of Hurricane Harvey. It will take years and unknown billions of dollars. Unlike New Orleans in 2005 after Katrina, the country’s fourth largest city was as prepared as any metropolis can be for a thousand-year flood...

State releases list of in-demand careers for Tennesseans through 2024. The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development (TDLWD) released the 2017 list of hot jobs across the state this week. The list is a projection of what occupations will be most in-demand through the year 2024...

Jenifer Dollar Rodgers, age 46, of Lewisburg, TN passed away on Sept. 4, 2017, at Donalson Care Center. She was born on March 4, 1971, in Lincoln County, TN, daughter of the late Sam & Josephine Griffin Dollar. In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her sister, Angela Dixon and brothers, Donny Joe Dollar, Danny Dollar, and Ricky Dollar...

Donald Aubrey Smith, age 90 of Lewisburg, died Monday, Sept. 4, 2017 at his home. Mr. Smith was a native of Detroit, MI and was the son of the late Aubrey M. and Clara May Caughran Smith. He served in the Navy during World War II and was a member of the Lewisburg Rotary Club, American Legion, the V.F.W. and the Westvue Church of Christ. He was formerly employed by Peoples and Union Bank, First National Bank, and he retired from Bank of America in 1991...

Friday night’s inclement weather forced the postponement of the Marshall County Tigers’ trip to Tullahoma to Saturday afternoon and the dry, fast track benefitted both talented squads that put up a combined 900 yards of total offense. “This is what you live for, if you love the game of football this is it,” Marshall County quarterback Bryce Wallace said. “I’m so glad we were able to pull it off with the guys we have.”

Neighboring rivals Forrest and Eagleville have been through some very exciting big games over the course of history and Friday night’s rain soaked affair at Eagleville will be remembered a long time, especially by the Eagles’ fans as the home team came up with a nail biting 21-20 overtime win. “I thought that Friday night was our most complete game as far as playing all four quarters,” Forrest coach Brent Johns said.

In the long and storied history of the Moore County Raiders, once one of top 1A powers in the entire state, the Cornersville Bulldogs rarely made a blip on the radar of competitive rivalries. But with third-year head coach Gerard Randolph, a talented group of young assistant coaches, and a deep veteran ball club, the Bulldogs were able to accomplish something Cornersville had not done in anyone's recent memory. With dominant 42-0 victory over the Raiders on Friday night, the team from southern Marshall County beat Moore County (2-1, 0-1) twice in a row.

School Record Pts Prv 1. Greeneville (14) 3-0 149 1 2. Haywood (1) 3-0 128 2 3. Crockett Co. 3-0 100 5 4. Anderson Co. 3-0 99 6 5. Marshall Co. 2-1 92 4 6. Elizabethton 2-1 76 7 7. Spring Hill 3-0 72 8 8. Memphis East 1-2 34 3 9. Hardin Co. 2-1 28 10 10. Dyersburg 2-1 14 9 Others receiving 12 or more points: East Ridge 12. Class 5A

Leah Hollingsworth is having another big season as the Marshall County senior runner attempts to make it back to the Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association's Cross Country State Championships for the fourth consecutive season.