LEWISBURG, Tenn. — Breast cancer is the second most common type of cancer among women in the United States. The National Cancer Institute (NCI) estimates that more than 250,000 new cases of breast cancer will be diagnosed in 2017. Marshall Medical Center (MMC) recommends annual screenings to provide the best chance of finding breast cancer in its early stages when treatment can be more successful... more

From the banks of Robertson Fork Creek, we bring greetings of the historic, southern town of Lynnville, Tennessee. If you have the time, drive to Lynnville and see the pretty fall decorations that have been put up on the town square. The store building that once housed Gilbreath Grocery, Gregg and Son, Don and Peggy’s Grocery, R. ... more

From the banks of Robertson Fork Creek, we bring greetings of the historic, southern town of Lynnville, Tennessee. If you have the time, drive to Lynnville and see the pretty fall decorations that have been put up on the town square. The store building that once housed Gilbreath Grocery, Gregg and Son, Don and Peggy’s Grocery, R. ... more

PULASKI, Tenn. – This year, Martin Methodist College (MMC) opted to modify the traditional Shakespeare on the Green play by branching out to give actors the chance to do productions of other classic plays and modern plays that relate in some way to William Shakespeare or verse drama. This year’s newly revised Shakespeare and Friends on the Green will feature the Greek tragedy “Medea.”... more

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture Division of Forestry is observing National Fire Prevention Week (Oct. 8-14) by reminding citizens to follow simple safety practices to prevent wildfires. The official start of wildfire season in Tennessee is Oct. 15... more

If you’ve ever thought it’d be nice to have a drink and listen to some music on the square, the Lewisburg Downtown Alliance is trying to make that dream a reality for you. The LDA announced a series of monthly “meet and greets” designed to keep the downtown area central in the minds of Lewisburg residents... more

City residents have an opportunity to hear what the city has accomplished over the past year and what directions it could head in the next 12 months. The City of Lewisburg will hold their annual Town Hall meeting on Thursday, Oct. 19, at 6 p.m. The meeting, in the large conference room at the Lewisburg Recreation Center, is held each year to provide an update on the city’s progress with implementing the Lewisburg 2035 Vision Plan... more

The Marshall County School District is getting closer to one of its goals. Director of Schools Jacob Sorrells shared the county’s ACT scores with the Board of Education at their monthly meeting Monday night. Last year’s senior class posted a 20.1 average ACT score, placing the district second in the region behind Tullahoma City Schools with a 21.5 composite score... more

Beautiful weather, big crowds, champion goats, and big-name entertainment added up to another successful Goats, Music, and More Festival. Lewisburg City Recorder Pam Davis, who also co-chairs the annual event, was very pleased with 15th edition of Lewisburg’s signature event... more

Greetings from the historic town of Lynnville, Tennessee. There are several signs that indicate the coming of fall. The landscape has a silent explosion of vibrant colors of red, yellow, and orange. The leaves will drop from the trees which will provide endless hours of play for the children jumping into the leaf piles and then raking the leaves back up for parents. ... more

From staff reports A call regarding an assault on Cummings Circle ended up with all on-duty Lewisburg Police officers responding on Saturday, Oct. 7. Officers learned that their subject, John Weaver, had walked away from the scene and was currently on 7th Avenue North... more

The most controversial project in the city’s five-year capital project plan passed Tuesday night, but not without opposition. The council approved a contract worth just more than $406,000 to replace the irrigation system at the city’s Ewell Butler golf course... more

They are called the “Greatest Generation.” They are in their 90s now. Some still play golf everyday. Some are worn and tired by the years. They are World War II veterans, though, and they still, despite the passage of time, radiate a quiet confidence and inspire a feeling of awe... more

Greetings from Lynnville, Tennessee located on the banks of Robertson Fork Creek. Hope everyone is enjoying the nice fall weather. The Town Square of Lynnville is beautifully decorated for the fall season with hay, pumpkins, chrysanthemuns, and other fall decorations. We thank everyone who decorated the town... more