Photo submitted Nicole Lowe, vice-president of the Forrest Alumni Association, presented scholarships to these outstanding graduating seniors during Awards Night at Forrest School: Elena Waters, Carson Holton and Jacob Gillespie. Congratulations and best wishes!... more

Tribune photo by Scott Pearson The Marshall County Art Guild held a reception on Friday for their 2019 scholarship winners. MCAG President Joe Rowland presented Daniel Dickens (right) of Marshall County High School and Nathalie Hagerdon (left) of Cornersville High School with their awards... more

First Commerce Bank’s Board of Directors announced at its May meeting the following promotions in its bank staff: Tiffany Allen was named Executive Officer of the bank, and David D. Delk was named Senior Vice President. Tiffany Allen is a lifetime resident of Marshall County. ... more

Photo submitted Frank Sullivan accepts a donation for HOPEtown from Lewisburg Rotary Club President Wayne Glenn. Rotary has raised, and given back to the community, over $20,000 this year. more

Tribune photo by Scott Pearson Tolley Industries started their business with a bounce on Friday with a ribbon cutting in Rock Creek Park. Even better, the bounce house rental business inflated several of their bounce houses for the young at heart to enjoy, as part of their introduction to the community... more

Friday marked a milestone for the Lewisburg Fire Department with the grand opening for the department’s renovated main fire hall. “We are overwhelmed,” said Lewisburg Fire Chief Larry Williams. “It’s great and it fits our needs.” The building was built in 1962 and originally housed the fire department, the police department, and the city jail, reflected in the Lewisburg Safety Building sign that remains over the front door... more

Columbia State Community College honored 24 radiologic technology graduates in a pinning ceremony April 30 in the Cherry Theater on the Columbia Campus. Holly Amoroso (left) of Lewisburg and Amanda Patterson of Chapel Hill were among the graduates. Program graduates must take and pass the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists board licensure exam in order to secure employment. ... more

• Pre-register for the cornhole tournament that will take place at Fun Friday, June 14. Call Kathryn Lintz at 931-993-2436 to register. • 2019 Miss Lewisburg, Jr. Miss Lewisburg, & Little Miss Lewisburg applications are due September 7, 2019; all applicants must reside or attend school in Lewisburg. Call 931-797-6464 for application information... more

• June 10 - The Marshall County Board of Education Policy Committee will meet Monday, June 10, at 5:30 p.m. in the Central Office, 700 Jones Circle, immediately followed by the monthly board meeting. • June 10 - The Marshall County Building Committee will meet Monday, June 10 at 5:30 p.m. This meeting will be held at the Courthouse Annex kitchen area Room 2209... more

Memorial Day marks the start of summer for many, but the holiday was established for a more solemn occasion: remembering those who have given their lives in service to the nation. Residents are invited to the annual Memorial Day ceremony held at the Marshall County Courthouse on Monday, May 27, at 11 a.m... more

Age does not define the artist. Rose Skillern, age 79, and Linda Gupton, age 75, are two of the local artists from the Marshall County Senior Center that debuted their work at the Marshall County Art Guild for the month of May. Skillern is originally from Virginia. She met her husband in Michigan before moving to Tennessee. Then, they moved to New Jersey. Following that, they lived in New York for a brief time before settling down in Marshall County where she has spent the last 30 years... more

The Westhills Citizen of the Week for May 10 is Braxton Hunter from Mrs. Tankersley’s 6th grade class. Braxton went out of his way to show kindness to another student by seeing a need the classmate had and providing it himself. He took initiative and showed great character. Way to go Braxton! Westhills is proud of you!... more

photo submitted Congratulations to Rebekah Spaniol, a Lewisburg Middle School 7th grader, for placing second in the Farm Bureau Women’s county-wide essay contest. In response to the theme, “Why is Agriculture Important?,” Rebekah explained, “The exposure to farm animals and other agricultural work can boost your immune system.” She further emphasized that “kids who have grown up on farms have fewer asthma and respiratory problems” and stressed the importance of agriculture in making medicines. ... more

Photo submitted Jack Liggett, a fifth grader at Westhills Elementary, was selected as the Best Overall Vocalist at the 2019 Holiday World Music Festival in Santa Claus, IN. Jack is member of the Westhills Elementary Chorus which had traveled to Holiday World on Saturday, May 11, to compete in the Music Festival. ... more

New Lake Youth Fishing Event will be held June 8, 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. This event is for ages 0-15 and their accompanying families and/or other guardians. TWRA will stock catfish into New Lake the week of the event and several fish will be tagged which can be redeemed for prizes. ... more

Tribune photo by Erin Morris The Marshall County Board of Education recognized the valedictorians and salutatorians for 2019 of the county’s three high schools at their Monday night meeting. From left to right: Carleigh Kaufman, salutatorian from Cornersville High School, plans on attending UT Knoxville. ... more

Police Memorial Day and National Police Week Tribune photos by Scott Pearson Lewisburg Mayor Jim Bingham (inset) signed a proclamation marking this week as National Police Week in Lewisburg on Monday. The annual observation, authorized by Congress, honored police officers who, in the words of the mayor’s proclamation, “unceasingly provide a vital public service.”... more

Tribune photos by Scott Pearson Lewisburg Mayor Jim Bingham (inset) signed a proclamation marking this week as National Police Week in Lewisburg on Monday. The annual observation, authorized by Congress, honored police officers who, in the words of the mayor’s proclamation, “unceasingly provide a vital public service.”... more

• Beginner Karate Classes Start June 3; Ages 7-adult; Call 931-359-3080 for information. • 2019 Miss Lewisburg, Jr. Miss Lewisburg, & Little Miss Lewisburg applications are due September 7, 2019; all applicants must reside or attend school in Lewisburg. Call 931-797-6464 for application information... more

• May 22 - The Marshall County Emergency Communications District Board of Directors will have their regular scheduled monthly meeting May 22 at 9 a.m. The meeting will be held at the Marshall County EOC office located at 230 College St., Lewisburg, TN... more