September 20, 2026
News
Proclamation in Recognition of National Arbor Day
M ayor Jim Bingham proclaimed March 11, 2026, as “Arbor Day” in Lewisburg. This is to recognize that in 1872, a special day was set aside for the planting of trees. The holiday, called Arbor Day, was first observed with the planting of more than a million trees and now this day is observed throughout the nation and the world.
Structure Fire on Troy Drive
O n March 12, 2026, the Lewisburg Fire Department, Marshall County EMS, Marshall County OEM, and Lewisburg Police Department responded to a structure fire at 1407 Troy Drive in Lewisburg.
Locations to pick up trees
The 12th Annual TREE DAY will be occurring in all 95 counties in TN on Saturday March 21st! We are excited that the following locations will have trees available to pick up and plant in Marshall County!
Lewisburg City Council Meeting – March 10
T he Lewisburg City Council, City Manager, City Mayor and City Attorney met on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
Forrest High School 2025-2026 Top Ten
I ntroducing the Top Ten students of the Class of 2026 at Forrest High School.
2025 Conservation Farmer of the Year – Amanda Collins
Each year, the Marshall County Soil & Water Conservation District recognizes an individual who has made significant contributions to conservation of natural resources on their land. The district is proud to announce Amanda Collins as the 2025 Marshall County Conservation Farmer of the Year. This award is part of a state program sponsored by the Tennessee Association of Conservation Districts with the cooperation of the Natural Resources Conservation Service, the Tennessee Department of Agriculture and Marshall County SWCD.
Columbia State Announces Fall 2025 Dean’s List
C olumbia State Community College is pleased to announce that 664 students were named to the dean’s list for earning academic honors during the Fall 2025 semester. “Students who achieve academic excellence at this level are to be lauded for their achievement,” said Dr. Janet F. Smith, Columbia State president. “They are maintaining a high level of academic performance while managing multiple obligations that for some may include jobs, families and extra-curricular activities. That takes an outstanding level of commitment to achieve.”
Ready for random thoughts on life and death?
B lame it on Daylight Saving Time discombobulating my circadian rhythm, but a smorgasbord of random thoughts has swirled in my noggin recently.