Pick up a copy of today's edition (Tuesday, July 3, 2007) paper for more photo coverage of the Pre-Fourth of July activities at the Lewisburg Recreation Center. more

Shawn and Angie Rollins announce the birth of their daughter, Bren Tate Rollins. She was born May 8, at Maury Regional Hospital, weighing 6 lbs., 11 oz. . . . . more

he Town of Chapel Hill City Offices will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day. The office will reopen on Thursday, July 5th. Office hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Marshall County offices in the Courthouse Annex, Courthouse and the Hardison Office Annex . . . . more

Water Aerobics time at Henry Horton State Park, Tues, Thurs, and Friday at 9 a.m. To sign up visit or mail the $15 fee to the Sr. Center, 230 College St. Lewisburg. A Decoration Service will be held . . . . . more

Softball in Marshall County is now truly number one as all four All-Star teams are now in the State Tournament. On Saturday, the 15-16 year old Senior League girls swept by Giles County to punch their ticket, the 11-12 earned an automatic berth, and on Monday night the 13-14 year olds and the 9-10 year olds won their championship games over Giles County squads... more

apuca@marshalltribune.com When the eight Marshall County Little League All-Star teams finally take the field for play this weekend they will be well prepared for action because of the hard work and dedication of the myriad of volunteer coaches and supportive parents that guide these young boys and girls... more

In 1979, South Tennessee Oil Company established Quik Mart #10, a convenience store with gasoline, on the corner of North Ellington Parkway and Nashville Highway in Lewisburg. The store occupied that corner, where Walgreen's is now located, until 1998. H. C. Edwards, Jr. leased the corner from Bay Roberts. He spent $35,000 on a metal building and $35,000 on pumps, tanks and canopy for fuel... more

The Marshall County Farmers Market will be open for the 2007 season from July thru October, every Friday, from 6 a.m. until noon at Rock Creek Park, inside the Farmers Market Pavilion. The community is invited to come out and support the county's farmers and take advantage of the opportunity to purchase home-grown fruits and vegetables, bedding and potted plants, and much, much more... more

Marshall County Chamber of Commerce Pre-Fourth Celebration Lewisburg Recreation Center, Saturday, June 30 8 a.m. -- Sign-in for Baby Contest, Sports Complex. Contest begins at 10 a.m. free admission. 9 a.m. Arts A Poppin Show and Sale in the Banquet Room at the center... more

'I believe in the U.S. justice system', says son more

'Tremendous benefit' for developers, growth more

Drought conditions continue more

Tennessee's tire disposal fee is going up 35 percent because of a law passed by the General Assembly that's awaiting the governor's signature. "Isn't that just wonderful," says Vicki Holt, tongue-in-cheek, while working at Andy's Tire Store. She's Andy Holt's wife and she collects the fee for the state on every tire that's to be discarded... more

Marshall County Sessions Court Judge Steve Bowden on Tuesday lifted an order protecting horses that had allegedly suffered abuse, according to the owner's attorney and a sheriff's deputy. Derrick Ulmers of Eagleville Pike told court officers that he has property at Shelbyville where he will move some of the horses and that he plans to sell the rest, Deputy Sean Sweeney said, adding that Ulmers' case will be called again at a later date... more

Board fired director, then discovered theft more

The Marshall County Courthouse has a fresh face, recently hired Assistant District Attorney Diane McConnell. A Lawrence County native, McConnell earned her undergraduate degree in finance from Belmont and worked as a banker for 18 years at a community bank, before deciding to pursue her law degree... more

Tax break greater since more jobs available here more

Marshall County Boy's State delegates attended the number one Boys' State program in the nation, which included visits from a NASA astronaut and the Tennessee Supreme Court. NASA astronaut Lt. Comm. Christopher Cassidy, USN, used vivid descriptions and video presentations to talk about his experiences as a Navy Seal and as an astronaut candidate. ... more