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The Tennessee Army National Guard's 1/181st Field Artillery Battalion, composed of six units from across Tennessee, left Chattanooga Tuesday, June 12, headed for a mobilization training site in Texas. They will remain there for an unspecified period of time before deploying to Southwest Asia in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom... more
By Clint Confehr Senior Staff Writer Lewisburg's City Council has agreed to meet next week on whether to grant a property tax break for a proposed restaurant through a program that's never been used for a restaurant here. An Arby's roast beef fast food restaurant has been proposed for the property on North Ellington Parkway where a Long John Silvers' seafood restaurant remains closed, City Manager Eddie Fuller said... more
The Tennessee Nutrition and Consumer Education Coalition, a program through University of Tennessee Extension, Lewisburg Housing Authority . . . . more
Thanks to the Tribune for making the Morgan/Petersburg reunion headlines in my news last week and for all the other times I wrote about it. I know this really helped. It was a nice day. The sun stayed in and it wasn't so hot. There were registration tables under tents, . . . . . more
he 29th commencement was held in the Dwight Clark Gymnasium at Richland High School on Friday evening, May 25, beginning at 7 p.m. Michelle Jackson played classical selections from 6:30 to 7 p.m. At 7 p.m., the Richland concert Band under the direction of Jeff . . . . . more
Lewisburg Parks and Recreation sponsors Women's Tennis During the months of June and July, Women's Tuesday Morning Tennis will be held at 7 a.m. at . . . . more
he 18th Annual Spotted Horse Show in Cornersville will be conducted on Saturday evening at the Lions Club Horse Show Grounds behind Cornersville High School. "Plenty of good food and beverages will be served," Bob McDaniel, chairman of the horse show put . . . . . more
Settler's Day 4K run/walk 'marathon' . . . . more
A Lewisburg woman alleges she is a victim of identity theft, according to a report filed . . . . more
Property on McDowell Lane, from David Robinson and Jeff Poarch to Robert Hatcher and R&H Construction, $2,500. Lewisburg Caney Spring Road, 4.1 acres . . . . more
Nationwide Studios is pleased to announce a new children's photographer and account representative to serve preschools and day cares in the greater Lewisburg area. Jill Kosko will serve the . . . . more
Ron Murphy gets to spend his days surrounded by beauty. Beautiful brides, children and families, in high fashion, against gorgeous surroundings. Murphy has been a professional photographer for over 30 years. Since 1999, he has worked . . . . more
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Three particular issues arouse passions like no other. These litmus test subjects (and I feel very confident asserting this) are God, Guns and Gays. Given the emails that I get when I write on any of these topics, they evoke more unreasoned emotion than anything else. . . . . more
When tuberculosis patient Andrew Speaker crossed the U.S. border at Champlain, N.Y., he demonstrated one more reason why improved border security is critical. It is troubling that a person known to have an extremely drug-resistant disease could leave and . . . . . more
June is a month that has its fair share of celebrations, and with its midway location in the calendar, it has become a month that seems to have something for everyone. For centuries June has been associated with weddings and the uniting of couples for a lifetime. . . . . more
en. Lamar Alexander voted Thursday against ending debate on an immigration bill, but that vote failed 33-63. "I voted not to end debate on the immigration bill today . . . . more
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